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The state herald., 1916-03-24
Read the Eastman poultry ad.

Three cars of hogs were shipped from
H olyoke, Monday.
The state herald., 1916-03-24

Mayor D. W. Scott of Haxtun was in
Holyoke Friday on business.
The state herald., 1916-03-24

The news all the tme-the YrRALp
The state herald., 1916-03-24
Christian Church.

Christian Church.
2undny School l0:sO
Preaching li:0
Christian Endesyor TOO
prcseAing 500
Mid week prayer meeting and Tesch.
crs meeting 500
Subjects:
We have room sufficient TO ncesmmo-
date nil our friends and cordially invite
yoa to attend cor voTvkip.
Rev. q. W. Light, Pastor.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-05
Stiptr's Sinanjtn nnters
ind)t.
Semeismaterinl fir bic 8ranbinrp
iuirb geiamnclt.

Buffalo, q. g., 8. Se6r. Sic
finon6ieQeu 9lffairen bon Subn On
porb Seiper tpcroen it1terInd)t, Der
in Gerbinounbg NIT Der Or6orb
8orf- Sragobie perboftet iit. bel Der
feline Wtrtter uno iein 8ruber erinor-
oct puroen. 0iitriftsanpalt 0ublen
bat 9cpeismaterial geiumnelt, Dos
er in nd6iter ISOLDE Der @ranoirrp
porIegcn mill. Die 6innn5lose Der
Seiper's 8rid 60, ieine peri0rtlid]en
9anffonti uno feline 9eIbeeidafte
nit ieiner Wflttter tperben inter
iit9t. Ger 3uituno bon @race g
5eiper, Der S1fpeiter, bon beren &c
nciimg bie 9eborben erboffen, ooB
Die nabrc @eididte Der Srogooie BE-
fonllt iperoen miro, ipar beitte ipeili-
ger befrieoigenb.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-05
&afft entlub iid)
in 5rtunots Sano.
Gprpner ipradl 6prneg frei, aber
@ermanbte bes Spfers lieeen lin
pcrbaften.

gapGitp, @ti6., 5. 6ebr. So
roner @. u. aellp crttifieo geItcrn,
oai; fein @rltno porbanoen lei, ben
10 Sabre olten @tidloel 8ornep fcit-
Sllbalten, Der bein Santieren cincs
&epolpers in Der @irtid]aft icines
8oters, Soieph 8ornep, ieineu
SSrelui6, oen 90 Sabre altcn @illialn
81. 9fpc5sef, eridoiien bate. Ser
iltnee 9ornep, Der iibcr icin !OtiB-
gei6if nollig gebroden lit, iuurbe
ouf glnorbnline bes Goilnnnnnoltcs
McGorl1if ans Der Snft cntloIien
SpGt abenos rpl,rbe or aber ollf
g9ulih pom Gertpanoten oes Sctote-
ten BON neilem perbaftct. Sic be-
hallpteten ndir1lid, baB Die bcioen
sSreunoc in oen leeten 5fuei Tagen
Streit aebobt bdtten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-05
&bilippinenzSill imSanlt
@eitern int Senat nit 81 gcecn "a
Stimmen nngenDntmen.
Scdls &cpnblifaner itimmten NIT
ben Seinpfraten.

SD bingtorL 3. 6ebr. Die
MISUNDERSTANDING ging belitc oent
Sauic 5u, nnbbem lie geitern I'M Sc
not nit 80 gegen "a Stimmen on
genonrmen moroen mar SSSn Der pom
Senat ongenommenen Sorm tpiiroe
Die MoBnabme Den Sbilippinen-S -SSll-
icln innerbaIb bier Sabre Die llnu6-
bGngigfcit geben rnb in Der 3pi-
i6en5eit ein sroBeres 0taB bon
Selbitregierrng porieben.
SSfn Saus miro man periudelt, Die
Sill, tpel6e Die 3liitimnIline besHrd-
iioellten @ilion babeu ioa, raid 5ll
crleoigen. Wtan lit iiber5eilet, oaB
lie oie Stimmen Der ocmofratil6ell
Wtebrbeit erbalten lpiro.
Die Sorlage puroe I'M Senot
ourd oas iolibe &otilm Der 9emo.
fraten uno nit Silfe Der Stimmen
bon iehs progreiiioeu Hepublifa-
nern, @orab, Glapp, 9enpon, Sa8ol-
lette, gfurris iuno @orfs, angenom,
men. 9lQe @eriu6e fiibrenoer DC,
mofraten, Die l1nabbangigfeits -9lalt'
lei 5u omen0ieren, Duroen nleoerge-
itirnnlt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-05

Ser &an6ler niiB fragen, mas
9lnlerifa meint, Denn eS plosli6
pieber Die Srage Der oGgemeinen
@rl,noiGBe allffpirft, Die in Der 9itii-
tania-gIngelegenbeit cine &olle ipie-
len, uno nerlan9t, bob mir cine Sol
tlne eillnebmen, oie fid BON Der por
iefs @o6elt feitgelegten, Die flur
rlno 0eutli6 genug mar, gdn5li6
unteriheibet. Gr mus entideioen,
oh Dem @orgeben slmerifos nidlt 9lb=
iid)ten 5ugriunoe liegen, Die ourd 3u-
geItGno1liiie niflt beieitigt luerOeu
fonnen, Die, 10 groB lie INNER iein
mogen, alif unierer Seite einem
feiten gnti6luiie begegnen nliiiien
Ser &an5ler miro erlpGger mill
fen, oh es ouf uniere 8erbiinoeten,
uniere fSeinoe rntb Die Nelttrnlen
ni6t ben ginoruf Der Sfnodc mo-
6en nlilBte, Die olirh iuiere Grfolge
umb uniere militGriid)e Stelllng fei=
nespegs gereftfertigt lit, ipolltet
mir llnieren friiberen Stanopinft
olfgeben uno eingelteben, oaB mir
polferlpioerrehtli6 hanbelten, cil
@eItGnonis, Dos in alcr 3lltiinft als
9aiis benilst meroen ipiirbe, oab lie
0erleumoungen, Die man oi,f inns
gebanft bot, ben &crr Der gSabrbelt
in Iid] traqell."
ySlleqal" Der Stein oes glnitufes.
g8aibington, 5. Sebr. Scr
9uiitollio- Soil mar bellte ipieoer III
@orbergrltno Der internotionaleIl
8robleme uno beidoftigte Die @aIb-
ingtoner 9fegierlng in errlItem
Mobc. 8rGiibent @ilion irnb &C.
fretdr 9oniing itiibierten lorgfoltlg
einen uellen @orihlng, ocn eelterl
obeno @rai BON 9ernitorff, Der oelit-
idc 9oti1oitcr, unterbreitet botte
SSln Staotsoeparten1eltt miro erflart,
oaB Die Sitiiation nidlt ernItcr If als
porber. 9lni6eineno biloct oen Stein
oeS 9lnitoBeS oos @ort rSSae9ol"
oas IN glmerifa nnoerS olSgelcgt
miro ols in 0eutiflono. Iie Slnt-
mort Der 9erliner &egierilng idlagt
an Stcae eines 3ugeitGnoniiies Der
y9SQegolitGt" ser Smldboot=&rie9
fiibrlrng bel &erienflrng oes 0am.
piers Dor, oaB Selltif)lato Die Ser
authorizing fir oen &erlitit neiltra-
Ter 9cben anerfeime. Selti6lano
hofft, oaB Dies Die Ser. Staatcn be-
frieoigen rno cs iclbIt niGt binoen
neroe, iid) Der 3nltdlboot- -&ugle
Sll elltbalten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-05
Huntmer 1881.
Sangt stnubtn fiir 5rau
MDbr.
SIR nmb ibrer Yiitnnseflagtcn Sail
in ;6dnben Der Surp.
Die Snitrnftiunen bes 9iifters
Stearms on bic 8eidlpurencn.

8rppioence, 81. s., 5. 5ebr.
Ser sSall Der sSrau Gli5abetb s.
@tobr, Gecil g. Sropn'S ultb Seurp
9. Spellman's, Die Der Grmorblng
oes Or. 6. Sronflin @tobr onecflogt
iino, puroe bellte INN 1915 in Die
S1noe Ger Surp gclegt. Ri6ter
Stearns erfl6rte III ieinen Snitriif-
tionen on Die SSilrp, onB es ibr
SfIift lei, Elm S6ulbperbift ein6u-
bringen, penn iie iiber5eltgt iei, boB
Der Staot feline 8eboiiptirilgen be
pieien bate. slltf Die Sntiaf)e, oaB
elmer Der brei slngeflagten eirc
;Srau iei unb Dob Die 5pei anoeren
9lngeflaeten Neser ieien, biirfc bic
SSurp feline &udiiht rtebmen. 9os
@eles femme feline sSrogen beS Sc
idlledbtes rmo Der Salitfarbe. Der
&idJter ertpfabl ben 9eidDorenen,
crit Die SSGlle Der beioen gte9er 5ii er-
nGgen, ilno oen Saa Srou Wtobr's
niht cher CUR 8eratung ouf5llneb.
men, penn ni9t porber Dos Seroift
aeaen einen ober beioe gfeger nilf
i6uloig eelantet bGtte. Ser Sihter
piinid)te, boB fir ieben Der brei sIit-
geflagten elm SpeSialperbift einee-
brnht fperoe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-05

gen, Der i'm Sreitag abeno nnf) Obi.
cago bate bringen iolen, mo- er
Die Trobe elmer nrltiifaliihen 9(uf-
fiibrlmg oirigieren iollte, Die bier 9e-
eeben meroen miro. 9as SSeuer im
Borlanentsgebdlioc Ino ieine Gle,
ben 3ua 5u crreid1en, ntogen Stronp
i'm &eroad]t gebraht baben. Ser
Gbor Der bieiigen Observation-Disclosures
partete geitern bis fait Wtitternod)t
in cinem Sbeuter llno tpuroe ihlieB-
lid entlaiieit, nnhbem Die Wfitteiluna
eingetroffen mar, bab Der Sirigent
unter Seroadt Der 9ranoitiftling in
NinoIor uerbaftet lei.
Stronp lit 8elgier pun @eburt
lIno Sran5oie Ourh ytnturalii iation.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-05

Berlin, ornbtlps Iiber San-
uiae, >. Sebr. Der 3niammenbrndl
cine sfransOiiidlen slngriffs NIT
zines franSOiiidDcn 9lnsriffs nit
nno Die gbmeiinna cincs &eriudJs
Der griten, Stellnngen iiiblidD ppn
Va gaiiee sil nellmen, meroen bcnte
uum bentidDen !6nnptanartier nnge-
finoist. Die 5urtoaner beftisen 9r-
tillcriefeners bnrdl bic Sransuien in
Der Champagne nnb in ben slrgon-
men miro gleidlseitig gemeloct.
yritiifer 'oilfsfrenser inter falidDer
5lassc.
9erlin., ). ,Sebr. Weitere Gin
jelbeitcn iibcr Den 9lngriff eineS bri-
tiid)cn Silfsfreli5ers, Der Die bollGn-
oiide GSlaggc fiihrtc. alti cin bellt-
ihes 5uu6boot pcrben ieet nrs amt
li6er Slcllc befamnt gegebcn, mic
Der llebcriee- Gieltit meloet. Ter @e,
ridJt lulitct mic folgt:
ySos Saudlboot ncl0ete ben Sant-
pier, er iollc Gin Boot abienoen, oo.
init ieinc Sapicre gepriift fpcroen
fonnten. 9ies gciGob nad) gcrairrncr
,3eit. Der 0ampfer idien cin Sra6t,
idiff Don 5000 Somen 5u iein lu10
itidts perbGdtiges an 9oro jll bobcn.
Gr fiibrtc Die bonGnoiid)e sSlaggc lnG
fiibrtc ben 9tamen WielaniC.
.@1breno oes &artens ollf Die
9ootc taud)tc oas ll-9oot. Gs nGbcr-
re iidJ Dem Tampfer bis uuf 1000 Dee
ter, poraiti bieies nit 5lpei 8eid)iisen
,Scuer gab. Ios Sau6boot fonnte
nltr ollrdJ Scrid)iDinoen inter Dem
@uiIcr Ger 3eritorlng cntgeben, lin.
Ter Scr bollGnoiihen 6lngge periudlte
oorauf Der Compiler 0os Saud)boot
81 rammen.
Ga gibt fcinen bolldubiI6cn 0nm.
pfer Vfelanic, ipohl nber Gin britiifcs
Boot 6ieies Momens, Don 5000 Son-
ucll
SSn Serbinorrng nit oieiem Sale
miro Der 9eridlt Der 9auaa Igentllr
i'll Grinneriug gerllfcI. nah Dem oer
fran5oiiidlc Eoitoanpfer 9Iata, obnC
ongegriffen porben 5u Iein, sSeuer
alli cin 1aud)boot CAB nnO cs Sun1
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-05
Minen uOr franS6iiiden
Sattn.
9lngcblidD bnrdD Spanier in Sienitcn
Sentidllanbs eelegt.

q em 0orf, ). 5ebr. S1iiis.
ar5t Rone5, Der bier belitc an Soro
ocs fran5oiii6en GompierS Chicago
aus 9oroeour eintrai, bebaiiptct.
oob ipanii6e aSii6erleutc BON ben
0cutifen geoingen meroen, Dor
fron5oiiIfen SGfcn Wtinen 81 legeu.
Or. Bonea mill ecieben boben, mic
elm britiifes unb Elm ipnnii6es
SdJiii III Der Sobe Der Ytimoung Der
Sironbc in Die Suft geiprcnet iuur.
oen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-05
&erlobnna.

0tt. Clemens, 6, Diif., ). 95ebr.
Srml SSlilia @eiloe gab Die Serlo-
brlng ibrer Sohter, Sri. Ytorgorct
@enoe, NIT Dem 0etroiter 8rinib-
eigentums-S1noler, Sarrp u. SSones,
befonnt. 9ie !Sof6eit ioa i'm 0iai
gefciert perben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-05
Wemer Dentider Sor=
i6lag gepriift,
9niitauia : SitnatiOn nidt
frnittr ais tn ltbttn
&Od)en.
Inslcsnng bes @ortes u,Saesal"
DcrGinbert Ginigung.
Ereiic III OentidDlanS erflGrt, mcitc=
res ytadlseben nninOslidl.
Sriiben halt man Die Gage fir
idDlimmer ais beriiben.

9Saibingto tom, 5. Sebr. &C.
fretar Sanling miro belltc nit 9rGii-
bent @ilion iibcr oen neuen Sor-
idlag 9erti6lanbs sur 8eileging
oeS SuIitaltia- Sales fonferieren. In
terbeIien lpieoerbolte Sefretdr Cant
ling, ooB Die Situatiou llnperanoert
lei. SSm Stoatsoeportcment bdlt
man Die Sitllotion nid)t fiir erniter,
ols lie es ieit Seeinn ser llnterbano-
lrngen mar, lrno biele l1nterbanb-
lltngen mer0ell nod peiter als per-
tralllid) uno informen be5ci6net. SSl
boben ofii5iellen areiien beibt es,
oob illnerbalb Ser ndfIten paar Ia
&C cine 9lnfiinoigung 5lt erlportell
ici.
6roi bon 9ernItorff bat iiir bciltc
fcine 3uiommenfllnit nit SefrctGr
@oniing, bolt lid) ober bereit, ipolul
imner es geipiinift peroen ioltc,
'nud oein Stuatsbeparteinent 5il &c
hc1.
ISn oeu RcqicrungSfreiic1 eritbdlt
man lid iorgiGltig ieopeber glnocu-
tung iibcr Die sSragc. Oh Der nelle
oeltti6eSori6lug annebnlbnr lei ober
nidt. Ntan nciit uber ourni,f bin.
ouB BON einem ~totcn Tilft" in ben
llntcrhnnolungen nid)t bic &eOc icill
fDnne, oa tic oodl peiter iortaelebt
meroen.
NadDrid)t BON @aibin9tpn init Span-
nnng erluartet.
8erIi1l, iiber 2onoon, .. SSebr.
9feuc @ntbiilllneen boben iid) belitc
in Sale Der 9itiitania ni6t ergeber,
pdbreno 9eahrid)ten BON 3aibing=
ton nit Spaniliung ertpartet tperoen.
Otit Se5ug oltf Die &oridlldge bes
Sefretdrs 9aniing betrefieno ben
Sal1d)boot-arieg ino Die fricgeriife
glusriiItitng pon Snnbelsfahr5eitgell
lit Die 9lliociiertc EreIic aus omit
li6er Guele beno6ridtigt porbert,
0aB OieIc %orifldgc 9cuti6lanb bis
iett nitbt 1tnterbreitet iporoen iin6.
Sie Yreiie beid)Gftigt iid on
oauerno nit scr @cipre6ung Der
&abclbericlte iiber 6icic &orihl6ge
ocs omerifaniid)cn StuutsiefretGrs.
Die &olnii6c 8olfs5eitung oaS Or,
gan Der fotboliiden Yartei, iagt,
oaB oieie Sorifldge in ieber 9e-
5iebiIng llnannebnbor lino, neil ibrC
9l1nohme oie 9lufgabe oes gan5e1
arieges Ser 0eutihen gegen ben
S5unoel Der 9riten beoeitten rpiiroe.
,Sn 9ejug alf Die 9ltiitallia- Sraac
iagt Oas ange5ogene Slntt, boB,
ncnn sic gfad}rid)t, Groiioent @il-
ion babe oic erflarung BON Selitid)-
lano perlan9t, nodl Der 0aS Ser
ienfen Der Siliitalia 9eleelid) lln3lt'
ldiiig lno oltf Der Sbeorie Don Ser
geltlu1gsnaBregeln nid]t 5ll reht-
fertiger mar, auf Satia6e ber,ibe, es
nlir einc 9Inttport gebe, ndnlli6 einC
biinoige 9lblebrulng.
Die Gimme Der Sreus5eitnns.
0ie Spnnnitng. Die onrd) oie
iiingiten Gntipifclungen i'm 6allC
Der 9uiitania aei6offen ruuroe, 1T
ougeul6einlih i'm 9lbnebmen. 9iC
SlGtter entbalten li6 i'm 9Iagemei
nen ieOer Seiprehung oes Salcs
9tllr Die areli55eiting iagt, es iei not
penoig, Die 8riinoe berpor5ubeben
Die oen gfeidsfan5ler bcitimmen ioa
ten, Die 6oroerllngen Der omerifani
iden 9egierllng nidlt 5u 6eruilligen
Gas Slatt fiibrt iolgenOes aus:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-05
Sritii4tr Silfsfrtm5er griff San4:
boot unter falider Slagge att.

Sinfcn bradte. Canals Iogte Der
fron5oiiide Warinemirlilter 9acaje in
Der fran6oiiiden Sreiie, ale @ollOels-
ihiffe oieies 2anoes Ieien bealtftragt
poroen, oeiltid)e ltnterieebout an5lt-
9reiien noer 5lt beidieBen, gleidgil-
zig, Oh iic ungegriffcn purOc1, ooer
llidlt.
RnmGniens nencr 9riegs-&rebit.
u M iteroan, .. t5cbr. llebcr
Sonoon. Cine 0epeihe ors @ufarcit
meloet, ooB in Der geitrigen Sieltng
ser aammer Ser 6inan5miniiter Ell
men glntrag cinbrahte. oitrd Den ein
ergdnSenocr &riegsfrcoit III Soobc
BON adlt Dtilioncn Eilmo Sterling
perlonet miro. 9anlit piiroe Die
@eio1itiuntmc oe5 &riegsfrcbits allf
24 Wi1ionen Gfuno gebratt mer-
ben.
9ener ErGiibent Der griedliidem
Sammer.
9lthen, ilbcr Yuris, D. 'Sebr. 9ei
Dem @iebcr5uiunmcntrttt Der qric-
6ii6en &anrmcr pltrbc gcitern Wfi-
buel Sheotofis, Der Sriloer oes fiir5=
li6 pcrItorbencn friiheren griediiden
8rel1iers, obne g2ioeritouo 5ltnl
8rGIioentcn geipGblt. Cine @adc
ipar nit aufgcpflal16tem Seitenge-
ipc6r ouf bic @uaerien uerteilt NOR
ben, obcr Der Gag uerlief obne 3lui-
| i6elfdle irgeno fpeld)er slrt.
Gnglnnb bcidJlngnabnt nmcrifaniidlr
Bot.
Son 90 II, ). 3Se6r. Ginc Heltter.
OcpcihC melDct aus Dem !Suog, 6af
bic 8oit, bic Scr bol1nOii6e Iam-
pier 0teoan. Der onl =. ,Sebrltar bon
&elp yorf III &ottcrbam anfanl, por
ben britilhen Scb0roel bei6lag-
na6mt iuorben lit.
SdDmciser Snnptannrtier wirb Der.
legt.
s5reiburg, S1lpei5, iiber Sa.
ris, ). Sebr. Die Sibcrtc fiinoigi
on oaB Oos Sollptquorticr ocS
id)ipei5crii6em Sceres bon 9crn nnd
9u3ern perlegt lperben miro, lpcil iid
oarmls, 0aB Der 8eneralitab III ei,
ncm 0ptel untergcbraht perocl
rnuBte, lln6utrdglihfciten crgcber
6oben. Gs miro binSugefiigt. bab III
Bern fein paiicnocs 0ebGu0c geiiln-
BEN iperben fonlrte, fpoourd, Die Ser
legung notpellOig DurOc
1000 Wpmtencgrincr in Surasso
u 0 m, iiber Yoris, ). fScbr. Gint
9epei6e an oie Soea 9ta53ioanolt
meloet bon 0ura55o, oaB bort 200C
Wann montencgrinii6cr Sruppen
oarunter orci 8enerale uno II nt
oere Sffi5iere, no6 eiren1 idlDieri'
gen mo crmiiOenoen &iif5ltge ange'
fommcn iino 9lllc batten inter oenl
9efeble ocs Generals @ufotitih, bes
friihcrcn 8rcntiers unb ariegsrlini
tiers, gcitanocn, Der II Tobgorisc
5uriifecblieben mar.
Iie Icloung fiigt biu5ii. Oaf
Itorfc oiterrci6iihe Sruppentcile Der
Sonoidaf gefrelt5t haben, Inn lid
ocn StrettfrGften an6lii6lieBen, OH
Solonifi angreifen ioaen, lmb Ouf
leiflte oiterreifiid)c 9lbteillmger
5miihen ocn iliiiicn Ytati unb SSi6n
| i'm norolihcn gllbanicn lugcrn, obnC
ienOf uor5lloringen.
Sirfen am Graf iicgreidl.
&omltontinopel .. 5ebr
0ie folgenbe omtlidle Grflorlng III
bier pcr0ffentlid1t morocn:
r9Iu Der Sraf 6ront iii Der iSeito
Der periuft bate, BON Selahie alts
por5n6ringen, onrh Den @egeil-
angriff rnierer Sruppen 5liriidge.
| iflagen uno geSpitngcil porben. lid
in ieine frilbercn Stellingen 5ltrild
5ii5ieben ="
Sutidafter 0iprsentbau in Berlin
8erIin, orabtlos iiber Sop-
bile, 5. Sebr. Der amerifpniide
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-05
Samilie anacblidl pernadDlGiiiat.

Saginaw, 0tidl., ). tScbr. 60
iporo Siloebranot, Der III Der lesten
9iirgermeiiter @ablfampagne ols
aonoioat Der Y9lrbciter" allftrat,
rpurbe megen Serna6l6iiignug ieiner
camille 81 60 5ngen Goulitp.
@efdngnis perltrteilt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-05
SalanOra otutet &iiftritt
Oes Italieniiden &a=
bintttS on.

JinmGnien uerlnngt nenen 6riegS=
frebit ppn nd)t 0tillipnen YfnnS.
glmerifn-Epit bcs Snmpfcrs Meonn
BON Oen Sriten seitOblen.
2000 Wiuntcnegriner Srnppen in
Nnrn5SD nngefuminen.
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tSrDnt.
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ipicl ciiernes @clb Gin.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-05

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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-05

Die ein5i9e fdscio6e 6eut.
f4e Beititng in 2Ii6isan,
rpec6e oie 9epefbe1 ser
ar. 2sreGe 6ringt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-05

= SStolien bc5idtigt Montenegro
Oes @errots. 9os niiiB pobl itin-
men, oenn, lpenn es lid INN @errot
bonoelt, lit S5tolien Sa9perit6noiser.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-21
BELL:ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
provesit. 25c at all druggists.
TRYING TO PREVENT
RECOVERY OF BODY
MexicanS Refuse to Permit
Body of Murdered Ranch
men to Be ExhuIned

Brownsville, Texas, June 21.-Fear.
ing an attempt would be made by Am-
orleans to obtain by force the body of
William Browne, wealthy American cat.
tie dealer, murdered in Matamoras,
three hundred Mexicans left Matamoras
today and encamped on the site where
the body was buried. A detachment
of infantry was sent from Fort Brown
to a point opposite the grave to observe
the movements Of the Mexicans.
Browne, whose body was found in the
Rio Grande on the Mexican side yester-
day, with a bullet hole in the head, was
last seen alive in Matamoras Satur-
day night. The authorities in Mata-
mOras have refused permission to ex-
anime the body saying they are await
ing instructions from Mexico City.
Breaking up of the punitive expedi-
tion that crossed into Mexico near here,
Saturday was begun today. Troop f.,
Third cavalry, was ordered from the
camp on this side, back to Browns
vile. The other units will return to
their home stations tomorrow.
Army officers today began recruiting
scouts for probable service in Mexico.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-21
ENTRIES FOR BABY
PARADE CLOSE JULY 3
Last Chance Is Monday, July
3, $3.50 to 10 O'ClOCk---
Avoid the Rush

Bring on your babies and little ones
and enter for one of the 20 prizes in
the baby parade of the Cherry fair, as
late as 10 O'Clock Monday morninl
July 3. In order to prevent a rush at
the last moment, Mrs. w. H. Dancy,
chairman of the baby parade commit,
tee, requests mothers to register at the
Commercial club on the afternoon OF
Saturday, July |, from l until clock
But if it is not found convenient to reg
lister Saturday, or if the decision is
made to enter at the last moment, en-
tries can be made from $3.50 clock un-
til 10 Monday morning with Mrs. Dancy
at Wilson avenue.
From now ON, it is expected that en-
tries there is a general interest in max.
ing the coming baby parade the biggest
ever held in the city. The entries to-
day are as follows:
Mr.. and D,rs. Il. Il. Chatel, 567 Nortl
Fifteenth street, boy; Mr. and Mrs. G
h. Bonnell, 1889 Marion street. girl:
Mr., and Mrs. Russell Smith, 94l Capi
tai street, a boy; Mr.. and Mrs. Othc
Ragan, of Ashland, a girl; Mr.. and Mrs
f. W. Garden, $40 South High street
twin girls.
Mrs. Otho Ragan is visiting here fol
the summer from Ashland and natural
ly felt that an Ashland baby might n,
well join in the parade along with the
PRIZE winners of Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-21
PLENTY APPLY FOR
SUPERINTENDENT
Prominent Educators Of
Northwest Apply for
Place In Salem

Now that the fact has been made
known that Salem is without a school
superintendent for the coming year, the
board Of education is receiving numer-
Gus applications from all parts of the
country from prominent educators The
high standard of the applicant, indi-
Gates pretty well the good standing of
salem among educators.
Among the applicants are R. G. Hall
of Roseburg who was in the city to-
day. Besides several years teaching in
Oregon, Mr. Hall was active in school
work in Texas and among his recon-
mendations is one from Mrs. Percy v.
Pennypacker, president General Fedora
ton Of Women IS clubs.
Edward E. Coad of Portland, who
applies for the position, is in the city
Mr.. Coad has had general experience
in public schools and for the past three
years, has been associated with the
Holmes Business college Of Portland.
+. G. Quigley, assistant superinten-
dent of the Seattle schools, comes high
ly recommended by those who have
been associated with him in educational
work.
T. R. McAndlly of Buckley, Wash,
who has been superintendent at that
place for the past four years, is one of
the applicants. He is a graduate of
the Southern university and took a post
graduate course at Yale university.
N. L. West of Seattle, has been prin-
cipal of the state high school of that
city for the past two years. He is a
graduate Of Harvard.
J. S. Landers writes from Boulder
Colo, applying for the position. Mr..
Landers was principal of the pendle-
ton schools for eight years, and resigned
He also had taught taoin un unununun
after he was reelected this spring.
He also had taught at The Dalles.
Among other applicants are c. W
MacOmber, of Cheney, Wash; George A.
Briseoe, superintendent at Ashland;
John B. Garvin, of Corvallis, formerly
with the Denver schools; John W. Todd,
of Auburn Wash.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-21
PERSONALS

Russell Edmunds of Medford was in
the city yesterday.
f.. Lewis Sachelen was in the city
yesterday, from Ridgefield, Wash. y
F. Bucknum of Eugene wBl register.
ed yesterday at the Capital hotel.
Mrs. A. r, Riley left this afternoon
over the Oregon Electric for New York
City.
Mrs, Mary Boescher left today for
Butte, Montana, to spend the summer
months.
w, l., McMahon was passenger on
the Oregon Electric this morning for
Portland.
r. d. Gray, president of the Turner
State Bank, is in the city attending to
business affairs.
Edward T.. Coad of Portland, an ap.
.plicant for the position OF superintend-
ent Of the city schools, is in the city.
Prof, r. G. Hall Of Roseburg is in
the city He is one Of the applicants
for superintendent of the Salem pub.
lie schools.
William Welch and son Walter
Welch of Oakland, Calf, are in the
city. Mr.. Welch is the contractor who
built the Hubbard building.
Mrs, ID. r. Yanhs and daughter Con.
stance left Portland Monday for Far.
80, n, d., whore Mr. Yantis win make
his headquarters as travelling salesman.
The following Salem rolks were in
Portland yesterdays T. ], Crouise, at
the Oregon aotel; A. NJ. Chapman, Sc.
ward; +. J. Carson, Eaton; w. II. Par.
ker, Oregon; c, NJ. Stout, Imperial,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-21

the consent of a majority of the voters.
This is to be an initiative measure to
be presented to the people at the com
ing November election.
To circulate the petition, a committee
was appointed consisting Of d. A.
White, L. H. McMahon, Earl'.Race, Isa-
dore Greenbaum and Clyde o. White.
The petition will be circulated within
the next two weeks, and from the num-
ber of voters in the country, the of,
ficials of the State League believe
there should be no trouble in securing
1000 signatures in Marion county.