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Publication List Delinquent Taxes, For
the Year 1915
COUNTY OF CHEYENNE,
STATE OF COLORADO,
TREASURER'S OFFICE.

Public notice hereby given will, according
public
Cheyenne State of Colorado the
TWENTY-FlRST DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. b. 1916,
succeeding days, commencing
day. the following situate
County year
shall the down
interest and penalties to-wit:
F. J. QUINN, County Treasurer.
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OUR PUBLIC FORUM
Senator Morris Sheppard
ON PRoHiDiTloN.

1t is the mission Of newspaper to give the news.
The reader IL entitled information both sides Of all
economic issues and especially those questions which
before the public for solution for Is the duty Of
ment We shall present from time to time the views Of
who recognized authority important questions
Of this paper win be Expressed through the editorial
column. United States Senator Morris Sheppard.
chosen leader Of the prohibition forces presenting
affirmative side of National prohibition Senate
In norf
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29

9apenpprt, bab cine MnipeilMng auf
Den Staotl6abmeiitcr @bas. 6. Gpbez.
fpn altsgcltelt lperoe int getrage BON
5cbn ,3ollars ($10.00) SIT @unItcn
BON Gbas. 6. Gpbclpu fir beionhere
ltefeegtapbilde 9ienl1e, seleiltet bon.
Sri. Gina @eIeD fir @cbdltpc= ltno
eleftrtIbe gpbes 4rbtit.
+. Bet: S. @ertpalS, Wubpr.
8egl.: 9ueo MpeIlcr, StdDt gIerf.
i strafetttpmmiftee.
Ilberrth1t WIpeller u1tfer6feifcte bie
Bablfife fit BEN eritcm @iirrift Npub
G6aqnn, &S43S.50; sipeiteu 9iitrift glnns,
SSnno, s444.63; nrittem 9iitrift gfnao
6Sp1o, S675.75; @rapirllng. $3O6.6A 81;
WsiSlrtllieipal Gpab, s211.50, unp Seiz
tefires9taoirlla, S475.14, nlib alif
Ntltrag fpurpen pieielben sur 3nb(ung
allgeipicIen.
aln~ MocIler heridftetc iiber getitios
ten ME folet:
@tf Yetitipn Der SSpipd Selepbpne
So. Inn Grlultbuib, Hi11nen an pcridlics
oencn Straben SUI leger. @iinltiger
@cridt.
auf 9etitipn Ser 5rizgitp @aillpap
Gp. I'M @rlal.bniB, @eIeiie in ,Seriep
GtDge uro WtobIe Houo st leaen.
G;i:nitiger @erid}t, ui1ter 2eitllns Der
StrdBellfpml,ti1drc ltnb Ser 8ebDrbc
Tilr Dffentltde arbeitcu.
auf 9ctitir9l bon s. g. 9ihan Ii. ",
DOB @efabrldiloer nabe Ser &ornhialz
SdnuIe al1gcbradt irerben. @iinltiger
geriht.
suf @ctition bon @. glafeneh Ii. q.
Inn Seitcntrcg on Der @eitIette Der
Sufatalte StraBe 5ipiiden Summer
2904 unb 1902. gHnltiger 8criht.
Iltf Getitipn bon 6enrD &plealt
ii. g., AM @raoir,us scr Msmard
Strabe. @iinltigcr 9eridt.
allf Getition con 9. 6. @rcen<
5alu,t lin grlarbl1ib. eil1e 5slaegeiiber
bic 3ritte JStrabe su %Ipanucn. s!bz
idldgiser @eriht.
altf Tetitior1 BON &orrp &olbalt Ii.
". Tllr perntancnteu.S eitenlpeg an ser
8eitleite Der @ismarcf gtraBe bon
WcainIcp Ipelute sur Buckingham
8pao. @bldldsiger 8eridt.
Nllf Getitipn BON st. Mrmifrpna
Hace Committee INN grlaubniS, cine
Slag9e lber Der StraBe 5u billeu. Slbz
.ldldgiaer Seriht.
Iltf I1trag bon Ilo. MtpeIcr im1roe
Der Serldlt d19enomnter.
Gin Mntrag bon Ilb. Mocllcr iullr~
DC G~rlacnomIlcn. Nab Slut bon Mpr-
|iropS Garf 8ineite Monitim1 gutgebciz
ben merpc, Iubalb Ser 9pnp bpn So,
800 ci1fgereidt ittS pom Sinarscpmz Z
tlittees alttaeheiBen lit. y
TMlo. MneIler ituterbreitcte cinc1 ab<
'dadgigeu 9cridlt. silber Sen Glan BON i
81 M. Coos Nohitipn. pa sic Mllenss
Ntdst4parins entHalte,t linz. h {
Np. Wtpellcr ltnterbreitcte sltr smeiz
ten seluHg unb perlos sic f%ptoenben
NelplutipneI11. lpeldle alf. leiuen Antragx
nit Namenalltfruf algcllpmmen lpllrs9
bep, mie folgt: h
@eidIulieig ,baB ~fpIgenoes s@iesns
tbltnt. ndntlih: 4
Sbeil bpm. glltlot brei (3), Sc
Glairc's 2, gnnitiou. besinnesnb an
Sitltnie ser Sarriipn Strqbe bier
bunScrt linb preibig (43Ol SUB iiibz
Hid Ser II. gtraBe; Damn iiiblidl
fiinf5ig 900 6uB; Ditlih Elm bune
pert nno 5irollaig (120) SilB; ilDrbz
lid filnf5ig (50l Sub; meltlih Elm
bullSert rno slpun5ig (120 SUB
5ltm an%fangspunft, IN ser Stabt ,
9abcnpprt, unb gmil Berg. Gi9enz
Thinner, cingcidabt mcrbc nit $26.z
06 als
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29

setpappnet lei, aeocn Iei1e SIeinoe,
iorloern Die iih in oas Gelper6e ltiir5=
ten fir oas Mltslano n1tr oes Wlltt-
gcl0es pege,t, INIT Dem iie sic Gaid)c1
'fiillen ~fonntcl1, nun ipegen Merifos
an Den Ser Staaten dis M6rebmer,
@rlaB finoen iollten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29
RrotufoIl elmer @ieuns bc5 glerarz
nu5I9ltHes tpie folgt.i ! +,
8lenaransf dtlsB.
Gffi5ieGes 9rofofpu' pes s%taotrat6es
als NcndrauslduB, q, Sutti
e9 y 2 1916. ny NSaH

Gffice oes 8iirsermcilters. 9tabtz
baqe, 9apellpprt Soma, ri. salni
1910. .9er. Staotrdtb trat ais &Iez
a%ara1ls [ " sslamHep 8ilirtggsrHsiIt e
afSerinen dnireIenb:, gnId, Sebring,
&uebl, 9itbbpfm, Noeaer; groelfier,
9taben - 4! 1s9 $af
Mrdtteft g! s. Sllrrptps 6ieIt criillbe
Aniprade ifbcr Sic &onbemi,irltlrrtai eli
neg CUNT @entpid Nad)laB gehSirenoer.
| @Gbultbes. Az 3t /. - DE-
IS. 81. Big crilfdte in 'einer aa1lpra.
de nneI Mubifi5irut1g Sero Grenans
fber Die idbrlidpeeN lifttptutprenz 9iscf1s
I'M St1terene 0es prpppnirtett Mftie11e
b%erfaufs 9npilipn. gmpfebIen, Sic Mne
9elegcnbctt an bas 9isensS urb Orbit
lmll5epmsnittee gil pertpeiien.
9err S6rpeber belt cine In1pradc
an ben Iltsidptb NIT 8eSlig allf Ieiz
men Frotelt segen bie Gflaiter,l1g Scr.
@arris StraBe. In bas 9flalternngsz
committee h%cripielen.
Gin Gertrcter Der v@eiliaen Scr Iet=
ten Gage" hielt cine anibrade bc5itgz
lid Der Grbinan5, ipelde Sen @ertrieb
bon Sitcratur blrd nid]tIt5eniirte Sol
pprteltrc perbietet.i Muf Mntrog bon
Mloerntan &mcW ipurbe argcprorct,
Die Grpinana GIT ppllitreden.
Ilo. @pld berlas Den Yrpteit bon
grllnp 3Spedler II. q. 9e9en Sic nprgc-.
idtlagete @cdddneerltns bes Srcibriez
fcs fir sic 9ampfbei5nng. Muf Nnz
trdg 1purbe cntidicpel1, bab lpcnn sic
bcnttse Stahtruthslibung pcrtagt, Sic
@ertasnn9 altf eiire @pde acltcn lpIf,
ltm IN Der 3ipilden5ett Sen Yrnteltntz
ten Gin @erbpr bor bem 4lenaraltsz
ldntB 5u gcipdbrrn.
Mberttan Mpc(ler berlus sen Sc
ridt iiber bie ltnterlud,ung ser Sclez
p%bonratelt NIT bem @rgebnib, pab sic
Soma Selephpne COMPANY ibren &lu1z
ben in 9upcnport Sen @prtbeil elmer
nicbri9ereu &ate fir begrcnste11 3ienlt
%Sllfommcn labt, als in Mpd cSsIa1b
uno Mplinc fir bpllen Srtzgity 9ienit
gefprbcrt ipcrbeil.
Mlbermdn Habetti bcrlas Sic @rppps
1ttion Der Tepple's eight Company
iiber ghdoen INA @elhbubeil unb aaf
Gl1trag tmlrpe bieielbe an Den gtaStz
ntlnnlt berluiclen.
Mitf Mlltrug pp1t Mhcrn,an Mpeller
tullrbe Bic Seborne fir 6ifei1tlide Dir
Ebeiten a%u9etpieieL Sic gtnfprbernna
BON &oitcnanldldsen hprsllbcreiten
fir Sic @rabirutg ltnb ginIesliftg bon
St1rmbrai1ts fir sic prpppttirte gr<
,%6ffnultg Der Gaf gtrnBc nefIid bon
Den g.. 81. S. &G. 8eleiien unb entz
lang Napinc. lijbmeltlih SIT sen Gelcis
fen. q
Nrnppiition sl1r Mbidaifuno Scs
llebclltanSes blr6 bas @egplmpen
itpfenben @uiIers butter ser MSuller an
Der 2cpee lmlrbc an Sic @eIunbbeitsbez
b6rbe beripicIcn.
altf 9lltras bertaatc IiN Ser 9le@
narausldn1B.
adlpb SO. Cram.
Gifts: geridtcritatter.
Mltf Mttra9 bon @Ip. &llebltipurSe
Has 9rntpfoll %ungennmn1en.
Nuf Mntrng bon Mlb. 2inbbolm
ipurbe Der misunderstanding beaafz
traat, ben llebelltano npn 5tpdenSem
@aiier binter Ser Malter an ser 2ez
bee nnb nabe Ser Megierluesbriidc TO-
fort gu beieiti9en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29
6inaltscpn,,nittcc.

BcnfcmmiHdrs5,1 lpel6e acknowledgements
men 'inS SIT Sen aftcn selegt tpltrbei1.
5irta,tscon,mittcc.
Ilb. &lleM uuterbreitete Sen 8pno
bon 6. glrfhpIberx SeitenpegfontrafS
tor, lpcld)er auf antrag allscnomn1en
pno suJoen gftet gcIegt niirbe. so
'Ilb. Nnefl' befiHtete siiberr 9etitipst
l1en ltno N11ipriirbe mic fplst: a.ft
f4ltf .Gctitipn pcar 4Srau 6artci1
Meeller inegen s%etuerHeuer - aba,
ihldsiaer @eridt.r e;se3 n4,r
&uf Gctitiou bon .6srolt Clara Mars
TIM llnl Nilderltattltns einer 5lpcin1al
bssg.hltcl1 9eld3aftsii5ens giinli9er
anf Nntraa BON gto. allcbf irl1rbes
Def gcr1df ar9eitnmlncil..
Mlp. auetl ulterbrcitetc inns pcrlas
otciolacnhcn Heipltftonttt, ncIttc altf
'eincn f1rrd9 a%ngenomtnen nlrern:
g" aIIc1 BPM Stabtratb Ser stabt
Gatr: 'aert, baB cine Mnnciiung uuf
Den siabiidMtnteiIter Gbas. G. Mobez
lpl SIT @lmlten npn sSruu Clara Wlar~
tin I'M @ctrngc pntt fluff Sulars 49,
O0) ans9eltellt iuerhe ais Giidcritatz
tllna altF Sioers Gp. .5142 fin &leins
tanflcutc.
.@ef.: s. gertpaI5. Malpr.
9esI.: 6u9o MpeIler, Stabt : GIcrf.
@eId1tpilcn bonn gtaotratb Ser staot
3apenpprt, ba6 sic Sitnepz8iirgldlafr
pon ". s.. 9rplpn, STR 3eit SO. 16,
bicrnlit MltgebeiGcn miro.
@et.: S. gernalS, Mator.
gegl.: Sllgp Mpeller, @taot ! glert.
8eidlnNcn uoln staotratb Scr stabt
,bab Elm Gcrtififat ollsgcltelt lperpe I'M
getraac bon brei ~tal1Ieno iicbcn bum
bert 9plarss lS3,7O0.OO) SIT @ltnltcn
Der @atteric 9 ols fatliger 8ctrog fir
bcia9te @atticric Der SSoipa Motipttalz
garoe gentdb idriftlid1en @ontruftes
5lulld)cn Ser Stabt 9upenpprt llnb
8attcrie g; heiagtes gertiiifat lit sabls
bar an Sic @attcrie 9 oln II. Mui
1917 pbne 3inien, mic in befugtem.
@pntraft pprgeidricben.
gef.: S. gcrtpalo, Manor.
@eaI.: @ugp Nneller, Gtnbt : GIerf.
8eldloIIcn bpm Staotratb Ser Stabt
9apenpprt, baB cine IniueiIulg alli
Den Staptlddbmeiitcr gbns. 6. Npbc<
ion alts9eitcGlt lrcrbc I'M @ctragc BON
brct bullbert Collars (S3O0.OO),
sabtbar an Sic Sort armitrpno Cen
tcnn!ul II1ncinttnn aIs ser allf Sic
1StaSt Sabcnpprt falIenbc Sfeil fir
2ieferung Ser Watlif.
8eIt.: S. gertmIS, Mabor.
: gc9l.: 6l9n Moetler. GtaSte@lerf.
geldIofieu bon Gtahtratb ser staSt
gubenport. baB cine .MuipciIuna alli
Den ,StaotidasmciIter Ghas. 6. Ncbes
ion allsaeltellt lpcrne i'm @etrage BON
Stpet tuuienb Sp1ars (S2,0OO.O0) s1f
@ltnlfcn bon sc. 61ebi1ger, ais Sbeilz.
sablllna fir gelieferte aarteuz llllbI
Elanz Irbeiten gen1dB lhriftlider ap1z
trafte bpm 3utllm Is. Mai 1915 uno1
2. Wdrs 1916.
gflt.: S. 8eripalo, @apor.
8e9l.: 6ugo IpeIer, Gtabt e,gIerf.
geIdlpHen bonn Stantratb Ser Stapt
2obenport, boB cine Mnpeilun9 mui
Den Gtootlhatmeilter allsgeitclt lperbe
irn Setrase ppt $4,000 sl1 Gl11Iten
BON Ghna &elep, itdbtiIdc stenograz
pbtitina als Saldr fir ben Moltat ,Suz
nj 1916.
@eit.: $. geripaIo, @abor.
geef.: Sligo Irener, Gtabt Glerf.
gelAlpllen pom staptratb Ser Stapt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29
Gulitiide nnb nnpoIitiidjc
3an6glDHcn.

narieg ooer 5rieoen, es lieget,
Die 2pnle
80 d II M nio d, perbiillt iii Ser ;3,t=
flnft ShooBe.~
S6iller, u9ral,t bon MeKina."
1Nrepareoneb"? - 1as Sc.
geutbeil boil pGrepareoneb" 6at lid
BET Der Mfobiliiirltng ser Natioltal.
@arbe tgeaetgt.
Ias critic Spfer bcs aricaes
Melifo: Die oemofratilde gIat-
fornl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29

Sails esiid fir 6mnfreid mir
Inn bic Gertbeioiaung eegen cine aus
.lanoii6e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
'uno nid)t Inn Oie 5iibrltng elmer ipl=
den baltoelte, 1pare nid}t eta5uleben,
marl,m Die Derlangten % Miaione11
teiner @ebeimfonos bilben miiIlen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29
Der r5aeltae .Dsmutrat", etnf&Iiebric
Sottt1tQa&sQluSouh fpda S,,,n,,,sr,, foHs muxs

Der rSdelt@e .p.motrat", etnf@rebto
sDirb an bic Nbonnenten in. .Diefer staSt III
~ 0sntS tp6bentli& -ober .Sh.O1 ta6rIi6 bei
ssoroiie9a1llng feet dbaeItefert.
1tt per Bolt quberbalb ber etabt, mad It..
eeFEo etrtert Heitatnt In BEN Ser. staaten, "a,
sdtlu1a.
pie eouataeS .lanssdbe, r,ir sb,nt4 Bic aos
n,aG@ 1eoes1 Noftamt tst ben Ser. Staaten. toftet
pes s3aIbipa4entltbe 9emoirats4, bnr@ bic
4olt tnnerbalb Der 8er. Gtaaten ,titbl 6ur9
5rager tn ber Staot $3.50. bel. DEMONSTRATING
32.00; +itng Canada $3.50 unbs nod Guropd
Ser yne54entlt@e 9eutntrnt", tn stpet 1bet
leI, WsttttponS iinb SonnabenbSs tpftet timer
JAIL her Der. Sta1te1l $500. nod Canada ,inb
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29
gcridte scr gcantteu.

alb. MoeIler u~nterbreitetc peridics
pene allsfilbrlihe, geridte Des Strdz
Bcllfommildrss, lpel6e entseseilgel1omis
men 'ttno 5lt Sen Nften gelegt tplrbct1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29

altf @lltrae . alo. auebl ipurse
Has ErntpfoQ ut1gernmn1en.
Muf Intrng bon Ilb. .2inbbolm
iplirbe Der misunderstanding beauf=
traat, Den llebelitano ppn 3tpdennem
@aIier binter Ser Marer an ser 2ez
bee nnb mbe Ser Megierllussbriidc loz
fort gu beieitiSen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29

(Sortletuns auf Der s. Seite.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29

!. SSriii6fier nal,roe eli Sonos nit
Der Don 20 Miaionen, ben sic iran.
5olii6c &an1sner ibrelll altslnpdtrtiaef
Mitilter beluiaigt bat, ,ga,t5 ildiitlld.
los @eptilienFon0 genannt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-24
Decisive Battle is Now Raging
In North France; First in Months
Operators and
Miners to Try
for Agreement

NEW YORK. Fob %. - Operators
and organized miners Of the central
competitive fields comprising the soft
coal regions Of Western Pennsylva.
MIA. Ohio. Indiana and Illinois will
meet here tomorrow to make another
attempt 20 reach an agreement on "a
new wage scale to take the place Of
contracts that expire in those states
March b. The miners and operators
were recently in session in Mobile
Ala. for about ten days. and did not
reach an agreement ON any one OF
the eleven dDmands formulated az the
indianapolis convention Of the miners
Tho demand Of tho union men. call.
ing Tor the weiEhine OF 900 coal ho.
fore De- De- screened and for tho pay.
ucnt of WAGES on the mine run basis
ie ono ~ tho Two important questions
20 Do settled Tho other Ia tho wax,
increase asked f0r-lO per cent prr
Ton for m.nrs. DO per cent for aI dead
work and yarlaec and 2I prr con. for
on men paid bv tho day.
When tho joint conference recessed
Or Mobile. the mime workers end or
orators were d8dIockI over ffr minr
run proposition. tHr most serious Gu.
position coming from tho Western
Pennsylvania employers The ohio
miners are now WORKING under Hr
mine ur basis. while Ir Western
Pennsylvania fhoy aro ourn cf fo fha
mine ruu borie because In place. fhr.
arn tafon bv advantage In urorear
Irrf faIda
John p white president Of tho
United Mine Workers. I1 statement
giscn out today. said hr wa. conn
dent That n sausf4oforr agreement
would bo reached before fhc .on coal
mon I0r Nnw York
" rs Fle'd. president of .ta pH..
burFn Coal COMPANY. 0rr off fhr lead
'r. among fHr m'rn oenlr.. .a.I TO-
n'rh' fhe situation stood whore De- dId
uhrn fhr Mobile conference ended
Tho Western pouu.rltan. operation.
fn said arr afiI opposed fn .Fa mine
rIr demand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-24
Burton Is
Officially
a Candidate

COLI MBUS o.. Feb. 23.-Theodore
J.. Burton, former United States sen
ator from Ohio. today officially be-
came candidate for the Republican
nomination for President. Three dec
larations OF candidates. for delegate
az large TO the Republican national
convention. filed with Secretary OF
state Hildebrant We're accompanied
by formal statements. signed bv MIR.
Burton. giving permission for use OF
his name in connection with the Prasi-
dental nomination.
The declarations were filed bv
United States Senator Warren G..
Harding, Governor Frank B. Willis and
William Cooper Proctor. Cincinnati
q anufacturer. Zach declared his first
choice for the Presidential nomination
is Mr.. Burton. but did not indicate a
second choice as required by the OHIO
Primary Law. Secretary Of State
Hildebrant. however. has ruled that
the naming OF a second choice is not
necessary when only one candidate
for president has notified him Of HIS
candidacy.
only tomorrow and Friday remain
IN which candidates for nomination
for president and delegates 90 the ma
tional convention of both the Repubn-
can and Democratic parties may file
declarations. The primary election
Will be held April 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-24
BIG BREWERY OFFICIAL
Is JAILED FOR CONTEMPT
Secretary Brewery Combine Refused Records and
Jailed Three Other Officials May Also Be
Declared In Contempt

PITr7HrHGH Feb % Hugh r.
FoN. of New York. secretary OF tho
nifod States Urpwers' Association
was committed to jail hero Isfo today
hy Judge W H IS Thomson. in the
United States district court fnf fail
INK 'o produce subposnaeI records of
Tho association before tho federal
grand jury which is invesfiFafinr tho
alleged political contributions OF brew
cry Interests. Secretary Fox was no
once turned over Co denuiv rnifrd
states marshal and after tci-r
searched and registered was as-irn.d
fu ceu and locked up fnr ihc night
Shortly after THE scfon had been
taken bf fho court ihc strand jury
returned H pree eminent a.tInc chat
three other officials of hr.wera' aaao
Citations nov under futrsfirHfiou. Do
ordered to rrofu~e certain euhuroraeH
records or to held in cnrfrmu. rh.
rroFpnimnff wHH prepared after Tho
NOR bad been called before tho grand
jury but had rofuarf .o reply fo cor
tain questions Tho ofrrials are
Edwin a schmidt ~ rhnadofrhI..
millionaire president OF fhe United
states Urcwcra' Association. John D.
Gardiner. ~ Philadelphia president
of Tho IcnnFyivania brewers Astocfa.
ton and Gustav r. fomhock of Ter
soy CITY. treasurer of the United
states ilrewere' Association.
Arguments on thc rule tD show
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-24
GERMANS HAVE 100000 MEN
ENGAGED AND FIGHTING
is TERRIFIC
German Objective Seems to Be
Capture Of Verdun - Battle
Just Started, Losses Heavy

PARIS. Feb. "a u2.OS a ml-The
great battle raging along tho twenty.
five mile front from Etain TO NaIap.
court north and east Of verdun. lis boz.
ing followed with ha most intense
Interest by the public. % disposes
effectively of the question whether or
not The German would make an early
offensive. The battle ls the FIRST ON
large scale since the offensive I'm the
lhampasnc in September. and is Do.
ieved 10 be The foreruaner of stirring
tnd p'rhafe decisive events
The principal sEhiur ceute~4 Be- tho
rough and tlIckiy wooded rurnfr, be
tween Etain and DamtuIpr. frar.
some 100000 OF tho German ,rooo
princes best infantry aro trving to
wrestle from tho French Important
roads which would enable fhrm fo
make troir way through fo fHe Weu.e
The battle as gof ia only beginning
but it l- said already fl have co.f
'hn assailanfs of fhe French heavy
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is DiCuSSed
by Educators

DETROIT. Mich. Feb 23.-Immi.
grafton. az DO affects and is affected by
The public schools of the United
States-was the keynote of addresses
and discussion today al the meeting
Of the department of superintendent.
one or the leading examinations ann
atcd with the National Educationa
Association 1wcuty-one national bod
ics which deal with various phases of
mental training and holding annual
MEETINGS in Detroit
Speakers were inclined 90 criticize
eo-called old fashioned ethods OF cdu.
.ca'inE children OF .Mm.arauts Two
or three educators verbally tore to
pieces what they termed tho genera
plan used in trying to acquaint foroier
born children with the Fundamental
principles of American government
These same speakers suggested new
systrme which They -bcld would b,
shorter and safer roads to Intelligent
citizenship
J. George Hecht. of HARRISBURG. exc
rutyo secretary OF the Pcnrryiyania
state Board of Educauou. eiasesd a.
arachslc such methods as ATTEMPTING
to teach citizenship by meuorizinr
prramhIrs tO constitution reriurr
powers and duti.. of snurrese and
member oft cOu.fr.s and outlining fr
% mechanical SENSE. thn urctIons or
departments OF The government Dee
urred educator t0 personally discuss
in tho most simple terms with thoIr
scholar tho nrat fundamentals Of citi
z'nehlp Tho value az freedom. tho
value of tho ballot and reasons why
people who can vote should under
stand what thrF arc voting for. we're
subjects lr mentioned particularly.
Ihr political Hnrio Of tho ronveu
uHr. hHa not attracted much outward
attention thus aG Omaha hae beou
mentioned prominently for tho 1917
m'nfIr.a and local rruruauors today
mentioned John U ef1op s1nerinfrr
dent o. schools Of Chraeo as fho
choice of many delegate for rrcrI
dent of tho Department OF eurcrfrtrr.
d'rce to succeed 81 q shavkrr. or
Charleston. vs. No
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ADDRESSES
HING WITH
PhThIOT|SM
NEARLY THOUSAND REPRE-
SENTATIVE CITIZENS EN-
THUSED BY SPEECHES
Presidential Candidate, Catholic
Bishop and Lutheran Min
lister Speakers
Many Prominent Politicians At.
tend Last Nights Affair
at Auditorium

The America First" dinner Of
the wheeling Board Of Trade aiven
last night IN the Market audito-
rum was the biggest. best. most
enjoyable affair Of the kind ever
held In this city. n not in the
state. The patriotic enthusiasm
manifested was as lsrue as the
crowd. and there were fully SEQ
representative men present. 500 Of
wnom were seated a. the tables.
u w7s not a political catherine IN
any sense % the word, but il was
truly an American crowd Of loyal
and patriotic citizens, VINO gather
Cd TO break bread OF commercial
and social brotherhood and to hon.
~ The distinouishec guest, former
Senator Theodore E. Burton or
ONO, who was the prime pal speak
er. The musical program was *.
cellent and the menu delicious.
For three hours the big assembly
enjoyed Itself 20 the limit.
II was the twelfth and fnai
Washington day dinner Of the
Wheeling Board Of Trade, which
organization Will '~ithin a fe.
weeks be merged into the Wheel
ing Commercial Association. Ev.
eryone who attended the affair last
night was glad that they did. and
those VINO were not there missed
one Of the most enjoyable gather
ings ever held IN this city.
Reception for Burton.
Many friends and political ad.
80
Burton. Of Cleveland. Ohio. met
him upon arrival OF MS train yes.
terday noon at the PennsyIvanta
station. and escorted him 20 the
Mcclure. There was still a Iarqer
crowd 20 greet him at the nos.
telry between two and four o'clock
yesterday Afternoon. when he re
ceiVed his many friends: talked
with them and shook their hand.
But the big den1onstrative honor
was accorded Senator Burton a.
the dinner. which vas attended by
nearly thousand representative
citizens. not only from Wheeling
district but from far points. in
Guiding Huntington. Charleston.
Fsirnont. ciarksburg. Grafton and
Warrington, while delegation
vas from eastern ohio. Nr. Bur
ton was the honor guest and prin.
cipsi speaker
a warm RECEIPT on was qiven
Senator Burton upon his arrival
and rousing reception was &C
corded him upon his entering the
auditorium. His address was non.
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". VA. SOCIETY
HOLDS SECOND
ANNUAL BANQUET

.N .I..H ru TN. .nfr..r.r..r
Wh~HiNeIDN. Dob .g Three
hundred men and women of West VI-
cInia are barquDrue forIrhf Ir u.,
brilliant cry .fHI room of tho TbIIff
Do IF tho second annual hlugu.f of fr.
Wr.' virginia furIff. and ia r iY.ou
gathering OFF native .ur. and daurI
.rfs During .hr banquet tu oroh.s
tra PLAYED and thr singing uf OBJ.
West Virginia UI. ua. fe.rir..
fu open Ilc r,ra.I
I0r fnr po turlUIHI I..0,.f...
former Governor hf.r.or /. arfIrr
toa.ima.frr and among fhc speaker.
called ou vor. vs. Vs. Scott Conrad
90 Sfm". Raymond u up.rr C.-'
gro mln Vs. D Drown rIrr... u
Smith. Charlie. H sHMr nnd Nfr. M
o.. Brown who rr1d Ihe rurm .f 81.
John nrDr .Mo.iHnI -.mnrr T|hrrf H
On VIII le early u fhe morning b.f1-e
tho b.g social gathering come. t1 an
end