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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-08-17

And don't forget that every one in
America who desires to do sois work
ing, that the republican eampaigners
are no longer harping about the full
dinner pail.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-08-17

Every now and then. when Wilson
prods them, we are minded that con-
gress is still in session.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-08-17

Having no issue, the G O. p. will
try to win the election with big cam
paign fund.
Fishermen are telling some good
fish stories and are actually able to
back them up with the lish.
Every now and then. when Wilson
prods them, we are minded that CON
gress is still in session.
Candidate Hughes is on his way to
the Pacific coast, but not with pacific
intentions. He is on the warpath
The contention of some senators that
the child labor bill is unconstitutional
is unrelated to the constitution of the
child
In Europe rumors of readiness for
peace continue to be followed by ex-
pressions of determination to fight to a
finish
Il remains to be seen whether I. Il,
can make campaign speech without
temporarily taking the spot light away
from the candidate.
Having been in position to take
all the credit in case of victory, the
kaiser must expect to take the blame
in case of defeat.
Bon voyage! to the submarine
Deutschland, says the Fatherland,
which we thought had forgotten all it
| ever knew of French.
The campaign season doth begin
And merry grows the game, !.
Where every body thinks he'll wiz,
But hustie8 just the same.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-08-17

One Of the interesting things in the
present campaign is to see certain
newspapers holding their noses to re-
maiu regular" while others just sit
silent and refuse tohelp "snutl it mp, "
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-08-17

Candidate Hughes is on his way to
the Pacific coast, but not with pacific
intentions. He is on the warpath.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-08-17

The contention of some senators that
the child labor bill is unconstitutional
is unrelated to the constitution of the
child.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-08-17

In Europe rumors of readiness fol
peace continue to be followed by ex
pressions of determination to fight to 6
finish.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-08-17

The campaign season doth begin
And merry grows the game,
Where everybody thinks he'll wiz,
But hustie8 just the same
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10

oalcrtcn 6abcn Ole Tcutid5en i6re
2inie iluoefdbr cine Nleile oorpcitbo.
ben. sic na6men Ocn iiioli1cn E6eil
ocS Gailettes.@aloes, 96eiIc oeS
G6apitre.@aloes, Torf QoinIcup uno
itblieBlid Sort 9aur.
Gbe iie ieOob oie crrltugenen @or.
tbeiIe bon ausniiben f0nuetb miiIiet
iie ibre 5ront our9 oic @inuo6mc
bon Sort Soupile erpeitern. CicicS
9o1merf trout cine iiiSpeitid bon
Sort @oir eeleeenc 3SS @'eter IteiIe
0obe. Seine @eidiibe beItreiden Die
Sinie ser adinme, Die bon Gour uab
Gouaiunont l1uit ino oas itarfe Sort
5ii erobern miro fir Die Geutihen
cine 6arte 9lufgabe ieii ipel6e per.
5lpeiiclte admpic imo idwcre 0pier
foiten oiirfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10

@oris, 8. Suni. Ger Sail
BON Sort @aur nit Der tnpieren fIei-
nen sdonr ieiner Gcrt6eiOiger miro
bier tiei6eoauert, a6er 0as @u6lifum
lit nidt cntmittbigt.
Die 8iriidna6me Ser fran56iiiden
2inie ailf ben iineren @ertbeioi-
guugSaiirtel @eroun's, meIhe bon
DlilitdriodOeritdnoigcn ais cine ma.
tiirlihe 8olge oes @erlidtes oes
Sorts boralisgeiagt lpir0, bat nod
nid]t iattgeiinoeu. Cie 5ron8oien
iesten oen erneuerten miit6euoen 9ln.
ltiirmcn oes 6einoes Itarfen @ioer.
itano cntgegen.
Sn elmer Aeibe bon iiniinterbro6c.
men g(ngrifien ipelde cine @ode an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10
(Frite8 g oIInt

y " Z y ~ " I y l..
gIlnboinn Sbermon /, Burton
/, @cefS 3, 9looiepclt /, Sug6cs s.
9lri5ona Suebes A. Burton /,
Nooiebelt T.
9Irfonins 5airbanfs 2. Sberman
2, Burton 3, 9loot 3, ggeefs 3, Gum.
Minis /, Sug6eS /
California puroe ijbereongen.
Colorado Rooieoelt 6, @oot s,
5oirbonfs f.
Connecticut Sue6es s, Noot 5,
gurtou 2. @eefs 1, 5oirbonfs /.
Gelauore- Gupont 8, 9iooiepclt 1.
6lorioo Suebes s.
Georgia 9looiepeIt 1, Burton 9.
Dupont 3, Sua6eS 5, ggccfs 6.
SSoabo SngbeS A, 93ooieDclt 4.
Slirois 56ermou Sc, Roolc.
belt 2.
synDiann 6oirbanfs 80.
SSopo Gunmins 26
aonIas g9eefs 3, 9}oot 9, fyair.
boufs 2, S6ermon 2. Burton 4,
Sug5es 10.
4cntltdp 5oir6anfs Is, Sugbes
10, 9looieocIt 1.
2oniiiond @ects 3. Sherman 4,
9ioot 1, Burton W., fSair6anfs tM
Sugbes A.
Diaiue Eoot 4, RopiepcIt 2.
@ecfs 8, Sugbes 6.
Ylarpaluo Sue6es z. geefs 5,
Rooieoelt 3, Moot I.
DlaiiahuiettS Sug6eS A, 0looIe-
peIt a. Mecfs %.
Nidigau Seur0 sSoro 80
Dtnnciota Gumnins "a.
Wliiiiiiippi Burton 4. @eefs iM,
,5airbants 2, HooricpeIt 3i2. Sua6es
IA.
WQiiolri puroc ii6erganaen.
Nlontano GiumnlinS s,
Jleordsta r. Oltllllllllle IA iyoro Z.
g}ebooa 8oot 2, &ngbcS A.
Delp @ampi6ire @eets s.
glcip- SScrieb Suq6es 12, 0ioot
12 &ooicpeIt 9, SSeefs 4, 6oirboufS
a.
9lem @ierco- -JlooieoeIt 3, Sug6cS
-, @eefs 2.
9leiu S)orf Sug5cs AZ, 9loot d3,
9looiepeIt 2.
California Sug6eS 8. g1oot 8.
Burton !, @eefs 3, loirbanfs 3,
5berinon 2.
Dliiiouri 5airbonfs 6. @eefS s.
6ronf q. @illis 3, Suo6cs is, o6lpc.
Ieno 4
9lor0.Garolina @eefs 3. sSuabes
6, gooie0elt 9, 03oot 2, Burton /.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10

zapt rrltrr naatn ganettrr AbVttnnuatp
Gin Gap rrHnrrirdDrr
Sic 8rieSensauba6uauasn in eauOs perlaufeu.

G6tcago Sm. Der rrpubIiuuiidc Goupeut fam 6clc sm
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Der ercu Nbmmang 253 nnb bel Der 5ueu 32Sa Stnn 3nr
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nit 105 Smmeu nuO bel 5usn @tenator JoOt nit 9S1 Slim
Sr. GOOebet Bt bel Der critic QbmunHg 65 bei
5iueitcn so Stimmcu
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nde NaionaSutDcnt cine 5uee Nbaimmuug Oorubmeu mnF
Der GcnDnt uertagc Td ami Autrag o Scnnors &enrpc
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$rDgreffiDer Comment bertagt ftM Vbnc &bRimr
mHHg.
NadScm progribc bic Nard bate 0uE
Der rpubtaniA 6OnueHt Uerag Sue Nbmmunacu
Ole yomuntpn cines GanSSatn crreden Hd llr
So bis @ormittae 10 lt6r 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10
SIN itr9rrid)tu SSOrOringrn.
@e|terreicier geseu 5toliener.
@tpinntn i'm aiago -g9irA Geldnot
Am ElmTr 9tyr amf orr rmII'dJFm trunt.

SsutiDe i@laee" i'm 0raasseSiet bic Sra"sOie".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10

OtorO-Dafota 2ofoIlette 10.
Ohio Burton AS.
Sflaboma Burton 2. Gunmiui
/, 6airbonfs 2, Sug6eS 8, 9looiepeIt
10, 9loot !, Sherman / @eefs 8.
Oregon Sugbes 10.
8enniplDaHieH Nrinbaiqb ~.
3nog SO, 9tooieoeIt s, SuabcS 2 as.
meieno 1.
9booe S58lano Sugbes 40.
Siio.Gorolind @oolepelt 1
8oirbonfs 2, Becfs 3. Burton 2,
Sug6es 2. Noot /.
Siio.Dofoto Glnniins 10.
Genueiice &isbcs 3. g8eefs 3ll,
Burton 1 Dupont / 0looeueIt 8.
5oirbanfS 1 obmeieao i5.
GeIos Root 1 6dirbonfs |,
g8ccfs 1, Burton I @ugbeS 1 56er
man 1 HooiepeIt /, GlinmuS
@orab 1 Dupont /. @1cGaa 5rant
70. Niais I Soit IA.
lltab Suebes a. gloot 8, 2ooIe.
relt 1.
@ermont 8ugbes s.
Girginieu 6airbanfs 1 Burton {,
8iooiepclt 112, 9loot B. g8eet9 B,
$ugbcs 51s.
@aiDmaton 9ioot 8, Sugbes 8,
RooiebeIt I
@eit0irgtuien Burton Mn
&eefS 5, Dupont 2, 6airbonf8 4,
&ugbes /
@isconiiit 2ofoIetie 10, Guo6as
If.
@Doming &usbcS 6.
gllasfd ggeefs / Sug6cs
&oipoii 9ruton / @eef5
Fbilipptiicf 8oirbanfs X
&opt 4
@ei Der erItcn Abitiinntng crbieIt
Suebes 25215, Gooiepelt 65. gloot
1914 Burton 76i5, g8eefs i05,
Sbernion 661a, SairbonFs 73l5.
Gumniin8 S4 9utmboug6 20. 2a
toilette 25, auor SO. Goro 80. Eoit
ia, Oh 9ont i2; dbipcicno 21s.
@inis A. DlcGoa 1, 9orob 3 ndDt
geitimnt l.
Sic 3peite 9[bitimmnnq.
gllabama Burton 1 Wcefs z.
6airbdilfs 1 9}ooiebelt Sugbqs y.
Ari5ono 9u0Bes a, Burton 4.
8ooipbclt i
gIrfanIns Burton 4, @eefs 3,
6air6anfs 3 Goot 2, Sbcrmm 2.
0umntinS /
Californian 1uabes If, Moot
IL, 6airbonts i, S9ermon nidt
aeitimmt 1.
lJOrtietuus fle9s 2. Gsits,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10

(JOFtistaus iis9s 2. safe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10
per 0tierrei&if6e 2seri6t.

8crGin o. SHni Die Uicrrcdidnuaadcn Sruppcu 6a6cn n
MOunim na@ &antWcdtpm nit ben SnheH Stclungcn am
6lnne Stgr be5Ogen.
n CSalcn ubcreu 9anfe OeS 5nfS SDpn abeu bic Sueu
nit nn Srnppenmacn ngre nntcrnDmen; ole &Gmpe ii
Oieier @egenO inO nod ndt entfdicOcn
Sn Der taIeniden 6rOnt ba6en Die nngnrden Streit
frdc i'm NTagD Srf wc @eGuOc gcuonnen S ba6u ben
WiOnte NiclenG i'm Stnrm ecnommcu.
Die 3a6 Der in ben cren ben Ccirrederm gnecu
SGliencr 6clGnt Td nn meb ais 10000 Ntann
Dies urO in Der inter gclgcm 2anm unsggcbeacn amiH Dit
tbeinng oes GerdnnsarhH cneraabeS gemCoct biec an
tct iBrm DOacn &Orlamt nad osnOermahn:
Bun Der rHfiiifcn SrOnt
yn Ocm rnen Commencement gSODnien ba6en Die Oerreidd
nuguridcn Strerc na Gndbntctcn nit ben &M0H Ste
umscn 6lnHe Smr errcdt
Nn Der tDa nrOld gie3nOOD Jln Srgpa wnrOcn
ue6rerc gngfe Der rniIdcu Sruppu a6aeihagcn
gm Ganc Oes Snes Str1pa ten bic nicn NIT aa
Srnppcumaicn gnsri nncre Gnngcn 0ee ee@n
inO nod midJt entdicOcn
Bun 6cr italieni den 6ront.
NM om NfGgO-6Odno Babcn bic 6crrchnnearicn Srnppn
NIT 6u Nuer nnf Der 6Ont bDhd Genna nO 0aD
lUcitr a (yeGn0e gcnOnnen.
Cerreiddnugnrdc Snppn abem dn cem Wfunte Sererlc,
ho6fd 6enna cru 6nR geah nuO nO d GaiO absr
9uH bnanS pUrgerHdt %druO O QbnOs armten 9eadmens
oc dOsndeu nno ber5eeOundeu nfnntercgen nO
u. Wra3er SSniantere9Pegiment ben ARDnte Mclcna
Die 3ab Der cit NHue OIes Wuats ecauscn gnOc.
staicner betrGst 12,40O nntcr oien 2i5 Ei5icrc
An Der 9OOmtnrOu unrOe en Nngrf mebrercr aieuider
yatailOnc gcgen GrOOa 9ceura 5nrhdgemiecH@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10
Der tilrGi[ae 2seridt.

GOnfantinOpel9 Snni - GaS taride Armce6amptanartcr
Bnt bcn Nadmita8 ben 8uOcn mden Seri banHt ge8be:
Bun Der &anfains- SrDnt
ISM Snfe Oes eefg SeeS 6abn d feline wideu Cperationen
5geragcn r bnbn cncn waden lcbernngsangrif af
lnfeu Sas nrfgeagu Hier 0eidhbnr but in Der @be
gocn 3uc einOidjc Ncroplou 5ar GrOe gcbradt.
Bon Ocr meiOpDtami den SrOnt
Die ngcn Siiuaion Fat fcinc wendc @GuOcrnug getgt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10
9rirgsratb
@irO in 0OllOOn abgcs
BaltGn.
3iuiiAem etgIiibem tn6
fran5OftIAem Siibrerm.

9rculicrniniitcr 9rionO, arieosuti-
niItcr gaoqucs, @eneroI Sofire
uno anoere iran8oiiibe Staots-
manner uno Seerfii6rer 8ur Son.
fercn8 mad 2onoon eefommeu
sgcrOeu nit britii6en 1liui.
lteru Die SodIoge bcipredcn.
aiinoielus bon SonocIspertrd.
gen BON 5rantreia in atusiidt
scfeat.
2ou6on, g. Slni. III @eneral
Soifre, Der fran80iiidc $6titcom-
manoirenoe, befinoet iib 3ur Belt III
Qonoon. @r betbeiliete ib berte an
elmer mibtigen GonfereB i'm glus.
ipartieeu 9Imt Bel weIber Der iran.
3ofide gotiHafter Saul Gambon
ser britii6e WGiniiter oes 9luspdrti-
gen Cir @Oiuaro @rep lmo Die 01it-
glieoer 0es &riegsratbes 5ugeeen ma.
ren.
Cine Oies6e5iiglibe offi5ielle gr.
fldumg, ole beute bier ausgeeeben
muroe, iast
uErcntierlniitiiter 8ridno, @enernI
Goques, Scr fran50iii6e arie9Smini-
lier, Serr Glementel, Sanoelsmini.
tier, General Sofire, Der fran50iiiAe
S0Aitcommanoirenoe, ino gengS
Go6in D1iniiter obne @orteietiine,
iino beute Morgcn in 2onoon einge-
troffen. sic iino bon oen Serren
Te Wloreerie, Director Scr politi.
idben 9lfioiren oes fron3oiiihen 9lns-
martigen 9Guites, 0e SaitcDrien imo
6iaDcra uno Sanptmdmt 2ntbcnot,
Gberit-2ieitcndnt gillotts linD Gum-
manoant Gbon5cllier begleitct.
Sie peroen in 9onoott nit ben
britiiden D}iniitern uno ibreu mill.
tdrii6en 9erat6ern conteriren."
Sronfrctd foIl Son0els.
8crtrGge fiinoi9en.
&ort8, 8. SUM. Dos 3ol.
Gonite ser Depurtirtentoniner bat
eineu gcidluB onecnontnen, Der Die
glegiernng otfforoert, oIle Sunoels-
8ertrdge nit dusldnoiiben gsotioncn
al fiinoigen, peIhe oie u8cginitieta
9iotion" .aIaiiiel entbaItcn, Inn, pie
Der 9eIdluB ioot Sronfreth ooaige
6reibeit oes Souoels auf ofononit
i1em @ebiet 5u eeben.
9as Gomite oringt 0aroiif BOB
oieIe YloBnabme obne 8er5iig getrof.
fen weroe, uno bat oen 3eputirten
9feoille beoititrogt, oen Sonoelsmint
iter bon oen @iinicben ocS Goniite'S
in @enntniB 5u ieBen.
@roouS Scr 9lmertfnner
aus &or0on uogli d.
2onoon 8. Sum-. Sier mob
nenoe 9lmerifoner, pel6e Der Gin
fommeniteuer unteriporfen iin0. niif
fen iinter 9lnoro6une elmer Strofe
Der Grtroiteuer bon 3pei 5biaines
ibre amerifoniihen Sefilritdten emit
peOcr Der britiiden &e9iering Der.
fouieu oocr ober bel icIbiger ocpo.
niren
3ieie Conformation bat Die sSliio-
ciirte SRreNe9 beute BON ehtem Beam
ten oes u9llncricon Dollar Securities
Committee erbolten. 4ieic @eitinl
mina be5iebt itb in eleider @eiie
ouf in Gnglono un6 anerifa befino-
li6c SecuritGten.
Gs lit nibt immabrideinIid, ooB
lpenn oieie geitimmimg our oasemei-
nen 3ennhiiB gclaiat, elm @roou6
uicler III GneIuno Iebenoer 9lmcrifa.
net bic SoIee iein miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10
2seridt Oes Oeat(6en cSeMeraFfaBs.

Scrlin Da 2OnOOu 81 SMu 0as Oeuide Grmecbanptqnart
Ba 6ute 9admittas OeuOeu amlidn Serdt crlaRcu:
&cflidcr &riegsidamPlat.
Gin cuOi lnnOusoepo in SranS gc6cn Herc gatteru be-
IOcn fnSIdc SppnanspOrt 3agc i'm Snppe SaBmBOf in
Der Champagne
9nf wcdn Ir Der @aas au Der gcrOur6 6nt bat SaS
6cucr ucrer Arer eme 9uldtc ecsn an5Oc Sateree Sn
faneric nnO 9Oumneu iducrcr MUtUriuagen er5ielt
Nnf recn cr Der N}aas Onern bic efcd ncr fir
guNm @ci fort SuSdc @Cgcuangrffc nit an SupPcnmnHcn
Saumunao Mn 5uden bm @GnpircSalOe nno Sort Bang
Fn6 Gumd niammcusbrodcn Der ScuO t er dere %erlne
Sn ben &pgein 0d Ct Die gue Ourd aaSgeOc0n
Nun CpcraiOucn bnteOe Stedn n0dcr Sddtengrabn
lt6ren.
@idts Remes aRf 3 IT. nnO Salfan. 5rOnt
Die Sadngc anf Om Dlidn gaItan Sdunplat bat d
iOmc bic Ocntih SrOu in Sragc fummt ndt pcramOcrt"
per oaerrei@i(6e 2Seri6t
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-12
Pr: ACE TALK
IS Revived
Gerard on Way From Berlin
With Request to Wilson to
Use Good offices, Is
Report.

New York, oct. 6,-The New York
Evening Post today publishes a story
saying that it has been learned from
a trustworthy source that Ambassador
James W. Gerard. now on his way back
from Germany. will lay before Presi-
lent Wilson d request that the presi-
dent use his good offices in suing for
peace with the allies.
Germany has definitely decided to
apply 10 President WILSON, the article
reads, TO use his good offices in suing
for peace with the allies. This was
learned today from sources in a posi-
ton to have absolutely trustworthy in
formation on these matters.
1T is understood that Ambassador
me w. Gerard. who is on his way
over here, Will lay the kaiser's re-
quest before President Wilson within
a week. 1t is a fact. however
positively it may have been denied OFF,
fi.ially. that the possibility of Presi-
dent Wilson acting as mediator has
been discussed by German officials with
Ambassador Gerard. 1t is therefore by
no means surprising that the reports
now take definite shape in connection
with Mr.. Gerard's trip to this country"
Ambassador Gerard is on board tho
steamship Frederik VIII, due in New
York about Tuesday next.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-12

From the Chicago Evening Post.
IL. Wlnam Graham, superintendent OF
the Belfast district asylum, ireland. says
war period" His statement is sustained
by official statistics and by the observa-
OF other British alienlsta.
The .cynic might be tempted to remark
that the madmen are at the front. ana any
contrast with the denizens of Europe's
trenches: but the cynic's comment Is not
the real explanation.
DR.. Graham Celebrates his statement by
saying 1t is especially noticeable thai
there are many fewer cases of insanity
among women. On the surf1ce this may
appear surprising. The grief and anxiety
to which a multitude of wives and mothers
have been subjected might have been ex-
pected to Hunbalance many minds; that
as sustaining the theory that feminine In
sanity is largely due to the treadmill
pressure OF domestic routine. with its In
Vulnerable and ceaseless small a~nnoyances
and vexations. From this servitude thou
sands OF women have been liberated by
the war: they have escaped to a freedom
OF life and an economic independence de-
MED them in the days OF peace. Bigger
burdens have been thrust upon them.
great sorrows have come to them, but they
face them.
1t is the cramped. narrowed. prodded
mind that goes d~istraught. Health and
sanity are to be found in freedom, space
one not merely for Europe. but for ali
countries; not merely for the mental well
fare of women, but for that OF men. An
enlightened civilization. organized to at
ford ample opportunity for all and freeing
men and women alike from the cumulative
pressure OF Iife's nagging Ills, will o
lessen the number Of asylums necessary
to care for its insane.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-12
MCCORMICK IS SUED
BY JEREMIAH 0LEARY
Head of Truth Society Would
Find Out If "Hyphenate'
Is Libelous Term.

New York. oct. Vance c. Nc
Cornick, chairman of the democratic
NATIONAL committee, announced that he
had been served with a Of a
suit of $500 Q brought against him by
Jercmiah A. O'Leary, president Of the
American Truth society. Mr.. McCor-
mick said he had not been appraised,
however. Of the charges upon whick
the suit was based.
Mr.. O'Leary declared that he insti-
tuted the action to find out first
whether hyphenism, as it is called, is
libelous and. second. whether 1t is con-
sistent with Americanism.
Mr.. o'Lesfy said he resented a state
ment attributed to MI. Mccormick
criticising him for sending an insult
ing message" to President Wilson. In
that message Mr.. O'Leary criticised the
president for not enforcing American
rights against Great Britain. n in.
formed Mr.. Wilson that he would not
vote for the reelection Of the president
Mr.. Wilson replied that he would feel
deeply mortified to have you (Mv
O'Leary} or anybody like you. vote for
me-" adding, since you have access
to many disloyal Americans and l have
not ! will ask you to convey this mes
sage'to them"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-12
CHINA WANTS OUR GOODS
Favorable Reception at Hands
Of orientais.

The Chinese are beginning distinct
iy To favor American goods and re-
gard America as Il model from Il man
u%fncturing as We'll as governmental
viewpoint. according to Maurice Ben
jamin. general manager of the Oliver
Import and Export company. Shang-
hal, China. In spite OF the famine in
turers are not only gradually finding
their way into China. but are being
sought by the OrientalS.
The tremendous disturbances in
Europe have lot failed to leave traces
in China he said. in this the high
part. China wonders why SO large n
nation as America should have mt
mercantile marine. In some lines
where only $40 per ton was paid be,
fore the war for transportation from
the United States west coast, tc
Gently been paid.
Il believe the day is no, IL" dis.
iant when we will see ~ new china
When the fN,0oU,0N people there he
gin 10 want machinery. railways anI
other requirements OF civilization
America will benefit. Ii is Il common
error to think that the Chinese ar,
toe invcteratcly conservative to adopt
Western civilization. The cost of liv.
ing of Chinese in towns whore there
are Europeans has probably doubled
in IN" last few years.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-12
GIRL LEADS GANG
WHICH SHOT -FOUR
Lille De Marco and Three
Others Captured Following
HoIdup and Murder In
New Jersey.

Philadelphia, Oct. ~T.-Subiected to
tiers for hours. Lille De Marco, the all
leged819 yea old girl chief of a band of
robbers, who yesterday held up the au-
tomobile OF A. j. Rider, president of the
New Jersey Cranberry Growers asso-
citation at Athion, n. j.. "a desolate
hamlet 10 miles from Hammonton, N.
j., wounded him, his daughter and an
other man and killed his brother, Hen
ry d. Rider, OF Howell, Mich, made
damaging admissions at noon today,
according to Captain Tate, Of the de-
tective bureau.
The girl admitted that she and three
men companions had motored from this
city and were at Athion, n. j., at the
time of the shooting. She admitted she
she had heard several shots after the
chauffeur of the automobile had stopped
his car not far from the spot where a
number of men, said to ave been
masked, held up Riders car in an at
tempt to steal the pay roll of S., 900 be-
ing taken to the 800 employees at Rid
er's cranberry hogs.
Giuseppe Russo. an intimate friend
Of the De Marco girl, the police say,
Frank EeSSela, the chauffeur and Frank
Ladona, the three other prisoners held
here in connection with the crime were
similarly griNed today and admitted
they had taken an early morning ride
from this city TO Hammonton. They
also admitted they had been at the
spot Indicated by the DeMarco girl.
The circumstances of the tracing and
capture in this city read like fiction.
Following the hold up, the bandits dis
appeared Into the woods, where they
are said to have hidden their automo-
bile. Fate decreed that one OF the Ii
cense tags should fall from the car as
they fled. This was recovered by a cit
iZen and turned over TO detectives who
arrived or the scene from Mount Holly
N. J. The Philadelphia police, with this
ala ,,al.- - - .na. GtA- laat LII
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-12
The Formula Failed.

Willie had disobcyed again. and his
mother had Sent for Il switch. dcclnr.
ing that she meant to wear hin,
out"
Now, Willie" she demanded very
solelmnly, "do YOU know what I'm go.
ing to do with This switch?"
"les'm. he answered promptly
you're going to shake il at me ant
say, Willie Parsons, If You ever dc
that again I'll switch you soodH"
But she didn't.-ChriStian Herald.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-12
fn1materIay.

Scientists are now generally agreed
that drunkenness is II disease, and
the the man who drinks should be
treated by Il physician"
"Oh, we'll, o men who drink don't
care who treats Them"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-12
mmateria

Scientists are now generally agreed
that drunkenness Is a disease, and that
the man who drinks shoul be treated
ny a physician"
"Oh. well most men who drink don.
care who treats them"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-12
Had II Over Washinaton,

First Thinker-There's one day I
have it over Washington.
Second Thinker-Tm your friend, 70
I'll listen to ii.
First Thinker-He could't ten a lie.
| can.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-12

The felmenting power of brewers
ielst has been increased by five min
ties exposure 10 ozone.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-12
BOARD is FAVORABLE

Washington, D. c.. Oct. g.
That the new eight-hour com
sion named by President Wilson
will make the most favorable
report possible on workings of
the law is the comment here.
General Goethals, before con-
gress acted, issued an eight
hour order for canal zone train
men. Interstate Commerce
Commissioner Clark, an Iowa
man. vas grand chief of the
conductors, and George Ruble
is an administration man.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-12
Out C.nnaes the Truth

Il suppose said Singleton, that
you We're deeply touched when your
wife presented you with this easy
hair ON your birthday anniversary"
81 sure WAS" replied WcdderIy. sud
ly. II vas tnDched for fifty dollars
70 pay for it,"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-12

Manchester. England, has Il glass
bottle famine.