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The Washington times., 1916-01-09

Geore W. Kober, SIS; Joseph stras-
N Co. 500. Total. sI.:20
Although no active campaign for
funds will be made until the day of the
mass meeting. Treasurer Peyser said
the committees would welcome volun-
tary contributions either in cash or
checks and that they should he sent to
him to be applied to the fund already
started.
The Washington times., 1916-01-09
Members of CommIttee.

The following are working with Chair
man Wolf. Treasurer Peyser. aud Sec
retary Simon in the capacity of an adj
visory committee. Lee Baungarten, /.
T. Blout. Sidney Bieber. Myer Cohen. d.
II. Alpher. Isaac Cans, Max Fischer.
Adolph II. Fishel. Simon Ksnn. Morris
F'rejlichofr Isaac Goldenberg Julian
I.eavitt. Or. Benjamin l.. Grossmap, DR..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-22

Befu4- ttsHber nnb baiie aonfersn'
aen NIT siner &sibe bon Senoioren
bic nod imnser cine Idipade Steue II
|ibrtm 6ez1en fiir gnpieDeli bdbsn
Die Tbdffote, bab Serr 2oeb hirtfl
BON br Rem yrrttr 0riHbung stnsI
Rpofsbslf : 2igo fam. bstonie nod
ben .pfipdfens Gbornitsr feines Be
iu1es, unb 0erH&is. tie boib nct
fsinem Gintrsffsn bic 2ufi srfiqten,
beftdtisisn nur bic eriten gsrmuttun'
gen.
Der neueifs S1dhsue RcoiepeIia
ift, fur5 ssisai. 6uebes ben Winb aui
ben Segeln 3u nebmen unb burh eins
0erbinbuns NIT isinsm alien 9efdbr'
ten Jairbanfs, Der ia non 5usbss'
9nbdneern au4 btrsiis nls beHtn
Sdrittmader btitimmt rorben III,
iih bic lInterFriibuns Der .alten Oars
be- 5u gsipinnen. Ob es ibm gelinst,
trffsint inbts spsifelbaft. ba bic Be
tpesung fir 5usbss itduois 5u5uusb'
men fteini unb man bier In ben nS&.
fen 5agn Elm offsnss eintreten msfs
rtrr rspublitnniider Senaicren fur
5usbes trtrdrtet.
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. "
Ginsruna bes W<ltfrisb<ns naa Be-
snbtguns bieiss arisgts pirb ben
Der. Gtaaten cine ipi4tise RoIIe susss
tpidem. Dcs 1T cine anfidt, bic oil
Der erfabruns tsine Stiiss finbet. Die
Der. Staaten ipdren in Der Gage seipes
fen, bieiem arieg idbon ldnsit ein gnbe
au MAIDEN, iubem fie itrengitens auf
anertennung ibrer nsutralen Rspis
iabeu unb feine Wuffen an bas suss
lamb Iieferten. 9eibes iit ni9t see
i4eben. geipnbsrs iiberrafhenb aiib
emp5renb 1T es, bab bic neutralen
Rsdte nift setpabrt iporbeu iinb, ba
iolnes bod i'm Sntereiie Der Der.
Staaten ielbii lag unb aus bieiem
9runbe iit on irsenb cine 9ereinba>
ruls sur grbaltuns bes episen
syriebens niat gu benten, benn bic
Mabrung Der ReutralitGt cber pds
bdsfeibe bebeutet, bag Sffenbolten Der
Weere, tit bic 9runbbebingune aller
ensz8sreinbarungen. Der iesige
frieg 1T baupti tid9lih aus bem Be
miiben Der Derihiebenen alliirien
WiGdte eiuitanben, Die ausfhlieblihe
9erri6aft iiber bic Meere gu erlangen.
MIblanb tpolIte bic lange Dtesresz
tette BON ben OarbanelIen biz an ocn
periifhen Meerbuien in einen rullis
I9en Gee perpanbeln, Stalien eritrebte
bas 9lei6e nit Dem 4oriatii4en
Meer, Srantrei6 nit benz Wittelldils
biiden Wleer, Gnglanb pollte cine
Oberberribaft iiber ale Meere uab
Sapan bat bic llnperid)Gmtbeit, ben
StiIIen O5ean isin @issn nsnnen gu
ipoIlen. @us bieien 3ielen III Der
ieBise &rieg entitdnben. OieIs abs
iidten ipdren nuf Der STEELE persitslt
uub Der &ries bamit in turSer 3eit be-
enbet tpprben, bdtten bic Ser. Staten
als neutrale Ration ibre pfi4t err
fiiat, bic Meere often su balten. Ia
iie bas ni6t setban bdbsn. 70 1T niht
perftdublid. ipis iie aIs !6iiter bes ses
planter etpisen 5risbens bienen fSHns
ten. Wds BON einem WeltsSdisoss
seri9t ssfaet pirb, lit bic reinite ,J[Iu>
iion, ba bic Rattonen, bic iebt mitz
chamber i'm &risee fiebsn. bas 4itters
tpQeaium bilben piirben.
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Das Saus bat bic S6iffabrtss

Das 9aus bat bic S3iffahrts'
8orlaee ansenommen, bic Der YrGIi.
bent pleoer Oorgebrabt bat, na9oem III
i'm porisen aongreb perporfen iporoer
TT. Die f4nele 9enebmisuns in bic,
Ter SiBuns biirfte bem Riiitunssfies
Der auauidreiben fein, bas jest i'm
2aube ertpa4t 1T ,ba bic Saubelss
faiffe ,ipel4e bic Resieruns bauen unD
an pripate perpadten fol, in &riegss
Seiten in ben Rsgisrunssbienit ssitelt
tperben mifen. rlnperitGnblih lit, bab
bas 9aus ii6 Don einem prGiibens
ten, mie @ilion, iiberrsben lofen
tonnte, ibm DuFfen Sur 8d6iiBung
bes 5anbels 5u liefern, ba er bod abb
iolut nihts tbut, I'm Der smpOrenoen
8ergetpultisuns unieres Seebanbsls
Dur9 England Ginbalt su sebieten.
9lls Weittel 5ur Seriteaung bes Sess
burbels in 5risbens5eiten 1T bas Ges
ieb sGn5li6 Derfeblt. 9tmeritanii6es
&apitdl tann nit bern 4uslano i'm
Seebonbel ni4t tonturriren, 10 lunss
uniere Seiese oorI4rei6en, bob mir
omeritanif4en Watroien unsnDli6
bo6ere 20bns sahlen miiFen, als bic
europdif6en Mitbeperber iie getpdb,
rem. Bir permutben isbo6, bab Der
Senat bic Bin pieber gu SAL brinssn
ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-22

Die 6ferrei6ifde Sffsns
fipe be5pedt, mas ielbitpsritGnbli6 1T,
bic Staliener aus ben Diterrsi6ii6en
9ebietstbeilen, bic ibnen gnfanos
uberiahen Derben mubtsn, pieber
5indus5uperfen, Slsi9seitia 1T bas
nit bic gtbii6t Dsrtniipft, bic sJtaliener
5ur bOlIigsn Rdumuns pOn albanien
gu 5pingen. Die probritii6en Gtrae
tegen bebdupten, bab Der plan tpeiter
sebt. baB Oeitsrrei6 Biz an ben SO
oororingen polle. Das iagen lie, neil
lie es piini6eH. Sn Der lombarbiT6en
@5ene ipurben bic StaIiener ben arisa
untsr fir fie b0fit giinftiseu geDins
aungen fiibren, ba tie ibre aonsen
Streittrdfte geesu ben Seinb tonsens
triren tonnten. gs tann dber olg
ausgei6lofen geIten, oab ouf Der anbee
rem Seite Elm folder plan bea6iidtiqt
piro Oeiterrei9 trdgt tein @erlanqen
duf eroberuusen in Stalisn. Seiae
S3iels bef6rdnteH iid uuf bic p6lIiae
BeberrfGune bss 9lbriatif6en @eltae
bes bis binunter mad hgpirus uno es finp
bic beiten Gusii4tsn Oorbanben, Dab
bic aufaabes Die OeIterreirh fi6 aeftellt
bat. bdlb beeHbst iein ipirb, benn bic
Stnl:ener tO:nen Dor ben aanoren,
nit oenen i6re @egnsr f6isBen.
ufdt StanD halien.
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Die usllsn 5lsiiAbSAiipreiie.

Sie ue,,ru TleiId,h6d1itbrei5e
--
Iie ucm WerIiner Maeiilrat erIai.
ieneu 0erprbnungen iiber grob. nnb
siIeinbanbeIsboHitpreiie fir Rinber,
iiber @robbonbeIsbofifpreiic fir
Sfpeile ioipie iibergrob. iinS alein.
hanoelsbod)ltpreiie fir 5iinoer. lro
Sdnpehlefrdni linb pomC Cberpr1fiben.
ten genebutist porben.
gdd oergeroronung SIR gegeIuns
Der @rcbbnnocIspreiie fiji friifes
trobes) giinofIeiif bari Der Yreis fir
einen 3entner Sdlaffgcipid)t bei glb.
gabe Surd Den5robihIdhter Die nod.
itebeubcn getrdee iiiht iiberiteigen:
Sei geipid,t oes 9bieres BON II uub
uuebr 3entnern 200 ginrf, 10 Gent.
nern 1874 W,arf, 8 3eHtHern 1873
giarf, s 3entnern 1872 Narf, Z 3ent.
nern tI6 Tlarf, 8 3entneru 10
wlnrf, 3 3eHtnern 164 Utarf 4 Gent.
nern, 158 W., 8 3tutnern 152 Wlari.
9iebennbreoen Die geeignet iinb ooer
be5iueden, Die ieitgefiellten Ereiie sl
erboben, iino iinjuI6iiig. gud III es
berbpten, ben s,ertauf BON RinbfIeiib
bon Der llebernabme Der gerpfIid.
tlmg Sur abnabme anberer Jleiif.
sntiiIugen ODER Wanren abb6ngig 5li
MAIDEN.
Rad Der geror6niing sir gieqe.
lung Der aleinban6eIspreifs fir iri.
ites (rohes) 2inbfleiih barf, ipie mir
idjon nliigetbeilt baben, Der Ereis fir
Elm giunb better @anre BEL 9lbgabe
on ben @erbraliher Die ndd;itebeno
bennnnteir9ctrige nid)t iiberidrei.en:
fir Senbe 3 3D., ifieres 5Ieiih $50
W., Npaitbcef 2,70 Wf., steile obne
beionbere Ssnofenbeilage 2,60 W..
5ebIrippe, gruit, aanIn, giIg 800
~, SnppeniIeiid 1,9O @., roben
siierentnIg 3 d., slnofen 0.50 90.
Gie Yeroronung sur 9feaeIune Der
SrcbbanbeIpretie fir frifdes (ro.
bes) Sdpeineiieiif beitimmt. onB Der
qreis fir Elm Sdipein bel absabe
ourd ben @robibIafjter bic nndite.
benben greiie nift iiberiteisen bari:
BET einem Sd,lafltseipiht unter 81
Efnno fir ben 3entner 116 Marf,
bon Ss bis 104 Tflrrb 1872 Wsarf.
bon 105 biz t20 PfrHo 12S Marf.
bon t2l bis 129 gfifHb 140 Warf.
BON 1870 bis 156 Bfunb 15f Warf,
bon 157 bis TIA g,funo 1863 @arf,
BON 175 bis 1872 pfiino ITO Mdrf,
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tmyisn, Dsuf4lanb 5atis ssnus
wliid.
Nldnney ipie Gtaa!slefradr Can,
iing uub' oubsrt oHslo nmsriioniiae
Juriittn iupiItu trit ifdtIfif&s Be-
ipeift, b. 8. idufenbs pon Grabirsustn
Derbungtrtsr GdugIInes, fsb<n. sbs
iis iibtrbaupt btr Rs9tsfraes nShsr
iretsn, ob amsrifa bcs Rsnt bat,
wiilG fir glihttdnrpfsnbs un& 9u.
rcpd dussufiibrsn. Jn btr lebisn
werfommIuns tpurbs bic Wsinuns
gediiBsrt, bdb Is ii1 feinss,psss bas
rum banbsii. bic Bunbesrssfruns a.
nes beiItrsn ;u btlsbren, iOubsrn I'm
cine Wadifrase Die guubtsrtsisi
runs miiHt lsrnen. fpie inapp ts In
ben beutiHsn 6ausbaIien susebs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-22

Wafbinston, DC, q. Waai
9as .proDibente 3DurnaI" per0f.
fentli6te am 81. Gsbruar einen ees
fdlidten Brief Der bisiigen Djterrei.
did unsdriTden 8otf6aft an baz
81. &. GeneraltonfuEut in Gbieago,
bas bdrin Die Weiiung erbieli, be.
b0bmifden Wotenf6rift ,,@esmir" in
Ghicasp dls Subpentionirung feitens
Der 81. a. Regieruns fir bier U2pnats
$500 ous5u5abfen. Diefer sefdlf9te
Brtef ipurbe fpGter BON rgbicugr
5erulbD, rHep DDrt Seralb" anb ans
bern 3eitunesn iibernommen unc
fHbrte gu elmer lInteriu1ung bes Gus
ftiSbepurtements sesen ben 6erausges
Der Der 3eituns, Or. Ssfa, unb feinsn
Wdfbingtpner aorrelponbenten u. @.
Uiefidar. Gtitber iinb nabe on brei
Monaie pergongen, 0erbDre IN yleip
Yorf, gbicdgo uHb anberen GtGbten
DDrseuommen unb bic nutsrfu6un.
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ltebersrORe aensitlidfeit.

Die 8e6arrli1teit, nit ipeI6er bic
republitanii6en polititsr auf Ger
Nomination pon Suebes beItebsn, OBJ
po6l ernftli9e 3peifel obpalten, Oab
sr lie annebmen tpiirbe, berubt ouf Der
IN ben prOfeiioneus politifaen areilen
nultenbsn glnii6t, baB Der aaubipat,
Don bem man nidts peib, befer 1T,
cls Der &aHpibat, bon benz man ettpas
tpeib. Der 0ebantensong 1T. oab ylie>
manb es 9lllen re9t MAIDEN tonne unb
bab, tpenn elm &anbibat ii1 iiber cine
ober mehrers fpidtige 5rasen offen
aussefproden bat, er barauf rednen
miifs, bab cine 4n5abl NIT ieinsn ane
iihten nidt etnperitanben ieien uno
bemna9 ibn Sttmmen perlpren eeben.
Weib man aber Don sinem &anbibaten
iDenig ober gar nidts, 70 tDnne Ssoer
iit bentsn, bab Der aanbibat nit ibs
nen iibereinitimme, bemna6 bieier ale
Stimmeu in Der gartsi Suiammenbuls
ten fperbe.
Sisfe 4nf6auuns benefit lsbislia,
bab bic pofititer su Der &Iaiie Serer
gebOren, bic ni6ts selernt unb nidts
Dergefen baben. Ssit Span5ig Subren
1T cine 4enberung i'm ameritaniiten
Regierungsfpitem eingetreten unb iie
1T bonn 9olte oufseSpunsen fporben.
Dds 8olt tpia nint mebr i'm Duntlen
tdppen, es min genau bariiber inter
ri9tet iein, tpie jebe Dartei gu ben Ia
gesfra9en iteht unb gang ipe3ielI ibr
Yrdiibentf9af s&anbibat. Cine par
tel unb ibr Sanbibat srregen Mibs
traueu, tpenn its iid i'm Dunflen bals
ten. Die @orfidt Der 9pfititer
1T bemna6 iadblid unb aud
neil gar fein Mib,
reritdnbnib oarii6sr Dbipulten lam,
lpel9e Stellung sine 9ariei unb ibr
Ranbibat einnebmen mub, I'm auf bic
llnterftiisung beg goltss rs9nsn 5u
tDnnen.
Cine 4nselegenbeit, 6etreffs pelSer
bic ganse @ef9dftsipelt einig 1T, ssbt
oa9in, oab Der bemotrutiibs Sarif oen
BeoiirfniFen bes2anbes nidt entipridlt |
lnb nunmebr, nit Riidii9t duf bic
Serbdltniiie, bic nab benz &riese ein>
reten miiHen. tpeHiser als je 3upor.
Rad Wieoerberitellung bss Jriebens
perben ale europGif9en gtationen bic
'er5fpeifeltften 4nItrsnsunaen MAIDEN,
I'M ibre Snouitrien tpieber in Gang 5a |
'rinsen. gu bieiem gebufe iperben lie
luf gerdume 3eit na9 bem Muslanpe
II S6lsuberpreiien DertauTen unb lid, |
'ur9 bobe preiie an bem bur9 gros
,ibitip5ole gef9iiBten inlGnbiiden
Rdrtt fdabfos baltsn. ober, ipie gnas
dnb, bas bierin einem alien 8erfabreu
olsen ipiirbe, bic 8erluite obne grfab
rdsen, um ben auspGrtisen Morft Su
robern. Wir elauben aber, bab Die
'ritiffe 9egierung iib fir Elm ausaez
'ebntts S6ussOlIipitsm entf6eiSer
oirb. nit beionbsrsr 8ergiinitiauna
N Die &olonien betreffs ibrer Rpfs !
tOffe. fpofiir bieIs entIpre6enbe @er>
an bic eingefiibrten 6ris
iiAen 5ubrifuts bisten ipiirosn.
5egen biefe Doruusfidtlide lieser<
hDemmune unisres Marttes nit eus
opdifhen Woarsn fam Der bsnotras
if6e Surif feline glbbilfe eepdbren.
Die 3onbGmme miiiien er6D6t unb be-
sitiat fDerbeu unb bas tpirb mir bic
epublifdniiae partet tbun. Don Der
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Der etemalise franaOfif4s
prernier @ipiaui iagt, er lei in ben
9duptitGoten Der aGiirten in biplos
matifher Gsnbung seipeien unb babe
gefunbsu, bab bieie entfdlOKen ieien,
ben arieg fortSuiebeH. bis Seutl4s
lamb unterlesen 1T uno bieies lei nur
sine Jrase Der 3sit, ba bic aniirten
beitGnbis on Baffen uHb Wanni6afs
ten setpinnsn. gefpeis: bic 3uriits
brGnsuns Der 5runSofen unb Stalies
ner. 9esen biefen uneliidli4en Inns
ftanb, bab Die aniirten ii4 felbit belis
gen, lGbt ii6 ni4ts MAIDEN. Gs bleibt
nibts anberes iibrig, als iie tpeiter 81
Iblassn, Bis iis snbli9 CUR geiinnuug
fommen unb es bat ben GniAein. bub
biefe geiinnuns erit etntreten ipirb,
na6bem ggppten erobert III. Sn iclz
dem Sale miibte gnslanb ben &f
aufgeben unb bdnn tpdren bic nnberen
4lIiirten ebenfalls ee3tpunsen, Die
Waffen gu itrsten. Gs 1T befriebis
aenb gu beobadten, bab iebt tpeitsss
benbs @ortebrunseu eetrOffen iperben,
um an ben glil gu gslaneen unb pis es
ben 4nf6ein bat, fperben bisle @nItalz
ten bon teinem gerineeren, aIs bon
Wlddenfen porbereitet.
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ans Der esbauptitaSt.
anififtuns elmer ReSoIution In Deli.


anitiftuns elmer Reoolution In DETER.
reid llngarn seplant. 8elpes
snng bon enslanb aus prsarEfirt
unb bon @elbleuten in Gbicaao
finansirt, Inn bic Der. Gtaaiem in
ben europdif6en ariss au pers
fpideln. - grs8onTul 9orirnr, eis
ner Der 9auptma6er. - @ebdffiss
5eBs unb SifsmiifiOn. - Wiife
Gsitdtion sesen bic Siirfsi omti3
fnnttionirt. - Die Wabrbett iiber
armenien. - RoOfeDslt min Susbes
ben @eniffdng DsrIsben.
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@puItusp 8iaeIop perOI

PpuItuep 8ieeIpp psrOf'
Iid5t cine lange Mbbaubluus iiber Sii
Moeer Gaiement, BON bem er iast, bat
Ct elmer ieiner intimiten Jreunbe &C.
ne5en lit. Die 9lrbeit beitebt haupts
iadIih in Der @erOffentlidung Don
9riefen @aisments on 8iseloip, porin
Griferer gendusite austunft iiber ieins
piane CUR 9etdmpFung Der Gngldnoer
in Srlano ertbeilt. Sa @aiement iei=
nem prpseb tpeseu 6o4perratbs ents
geger iiebt, 10 piro bic engliiae 3es
sierune bic 8ritfe als ipiAtises Belds
itilngsmateriul bsniiben. Dos ldbt
srIe6en, tpie 8igelop ieinen Jreunosn
bisnt: sr lisfsrt iis an ben Salsen.
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8utpioerbanolinaeu eeseH bic gor-
ihriften 0ieier @eroroniing iperben
init @ef1ngnib BIS 5u feds mapnoten
ober mitGeIoitrafe Bis su 1900 Marf
beitraft.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-02-03
RA|SERS
To MEET TODAY

The County Purebred Livestock
Breeders association will meet in the
chamber of commerce office this after
noon to perfect organization. A ten.
tatlve organization was effected Janu
airy Is, at the court house, and at that
time this day was appointed for the
making of permanent arrangements.
The meeting last month was we'll at
tended and the interest very positive.
Bad weather will probably be the only
thing that will keep the farmers at
home today and even so, goodly
number is expected
Visitors Welcome.
The chamber OF commerce is very
glad to welcome the farmers to their
eff1res today, because the task of plac-
the grain display has just been
pleted and the aspect is very neat
attractive. A few finishing
hes will still be added, but the
general effect is there and ready for
the inspection of visitors. The Judith
club has kindly consented to loan
chairs for the meeting this afternoon.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-02-03
PASSENGERS ON GERMAN
PRIZE SHIP FREE TO LAND

| OLD POINT COMFORT, Va, Feb. 9
Two hundred and forty five persons
held prisoners by German prize crew
on the former British passenger liner,
Appam, were informed tonight that
they were at liberty to land on Ameri-
can soil. More than 200 others, includ-
ing the German captors, the captain
and crew OF the liner, and certain
passengers, alleged to belong to the
armed forces of Great Britain, will be
held on board until the United States
government definitely determines
their status and that of the ship itself.
This arrangement was reached on
orders from Washington after con-
ference between representatives Of the
German and British governments on
the Old Point wharf with the Norfolk
collector OF customs, Norman R. Ham
ilton, acting IS intermediary.
The captured liner. at anchor in
Hampton Roads. off Fortress Monroe.
since she put into the Virginia capes
tuesday morning, will move to New
port News tomorrow to disembark her
passengers. With the others will land
can OF Nevada, the only citizen of the
United States aboard
Lieutenant Berg, the German rcserv.
ist, commanding the prize crew, still
maintains full authority on board the
inner, but he is acting under orders
from the United States governm ent
He has agreed to move the ship to
Newport News and hold her there
pending further developments.
After the conference on the wharf
the British representative told Collec.
tor Hamilton that those aboard who
We're free to depart had some uncer-
tainty about their right to go. He pre-
vailed upon Mr. Hamilton to return to
the ship and make the same state
ment he had made at the conference.
The passengers were assembled in
the dining saloon and Sir Edward
MereWether introduced Collector
Hamilton. The latter then explained
that all those aboard were free to
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-02-03
MASKED MEN
TAKE JEWELS
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA, SHOW
WINDOW DESPOiLED OF A
QUANTITY OF DIAMONDS,

OAKLAND, Cal, Feb. 2An auto
mobile containing three men stopped
IN front OF downtown jewelry store
tonight and one of its occupants, wear
ing a black mask leaDed out and fired
bullet through the shops plate glass
window. He completed the destruc
tiOn of the window with brick The
second of the mysterious trio waved
revolver and warned the street
crowds away, while the third helped
himself to all the jewelry in the show
window he could reach.
police sergeant seized the robbrr
but the other sent "a bullet though the
upper Of the officers body. In spite
of his wound the officer clung to his
man. The masked robber seized the
jewels and climbed into the automo-
bile, which dashed from sight. The
booty included two rings, one valued
at $1,000 and the other at 5000, and a
Quantity OF diamonds.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-02-03
DENY MOTION TO DISMISS.

OLYMPIA, Wash. Feb. 2. Taking
Of testimony in the trial Of John r
Gillies, former claim agent of the in
dustrial insurance commission. ac.
c'lsed OF forgery in connection with in.
surancc fund frauds. was finished to-
day. after which Attorney T. M
Vance. for the defense, moved for a
dismissal. This motion was denied by
Superior Judge John r. Mitchell and
court was adjourned until 10 o'clock
tomorrow to give the Judge time in
which to prepare instructions to tho
jury. Arguments will be made to.
morrow and II is expected that the
case will be in the hands of the ! Try
tomorrow night.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-02-03

| KANSAS CITY, Feb President
Wilson tonight demanded that steps
pc begun during the present month ia
lack him up in defending American
llves and commerce abroad His de.
mands met with shouts ana applause
from an audience of $1,000 persons,
who waved American flags. leaped to
their seats and cheered.
When the president ceased speaking
he leaned forward and asked the great
throng to Join him in singing Amer.
lca. The band played softly, the
audience stood and the words of
Americas national anthem in a glor-
ious burst of song, from 10000 throats
The big crowd was for the presiden,
from the start. 1t waited patiently
an hour to see him and cheered IL
self hoarse in three-minute demon
stration when he appeared Sixteen
thousand heard him. twenty thousand
were turned away ana ten thousand
more tried 70 glimpse him as he left
his hotel for the hall.
why, some men in Washington are
questioning whether we could get the
100000 men for which the government
is asking he said at one point Of his
address. "Would they volunteer" he
asked.
A man in the far end of the hall
shouted answer: Yes" In moment
the crowd was in an uproar. Scores
OF men achued the shout, "yes, yes,"
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-02-03
FRIENDS OF THE NATIONAL GUARD
OPPOSE CONTINENTAL ARMY PLAN

WASHINGTON, Feb. Member
OF the National Guard association con
tinued before the house military com
mittee today their vigorous opposition
to any army increase plan that would
exclude the state troops as soldiers
the first line, while the naval commit
tee heard expert testimony as to guns
torpedoes, mines and other ordnance
material from Rear Admiral Strauss
chief of ordnance.
Adjutant Generals Sadler of New
Jersey and Dickson of Illinois and
Adiutant General Critchfield of Ohio
testified that there virtually was nc
sentiment among the guardsmen ir
favor of the continental army plan
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-02-03
COURT DENIES
A REHEAR|NG

Word was received by local attor
heys yesterday, from Halena, stating
that on the previous dag the s"p, Cmo
court had oYerrulcd the motion cf the
appellant II, S. Ham ,,on, asking for u
rehearing in the civil case OF II. s
Hamilton VS.. r. $. Hamilton. inyoly
ing large amount OF valuable land
and other property, located few miles
northwest Of Lewistown This ends
the case.
District Court.
IN the case OF Robert Butler charged
with IN attempt at II crininal assault
Judge Ayres vest rday appointed
Charles Anderson to defend This
case Is 10 b" tried on Feb. Is.
Edith L. Walden brought suit
against J. }. Stapleton and others to
recover $6l5. G. w. Buntin represent,
ing the plaintiff.
The Vermont Loan a Trust com.
pany brought an action against Fred
kingsbury and others to recover $500
Wright and Dockery are the attorneys
for the company
The Basin Lumber company brought
an action against Leslie Bays to re-
cover S226, G. j. Marshall representing
the plaintiff
Two Say Not Guilty.
Philip Tate. charged with misJe
meanor, tha- OF placing poison 50 TINT
farm anin'ala could get it, appeared
before Judge Brnssey Saturday after.
noon and entered Il plea of not guilty.
Hew AS released on bail, to appear
later for trial
ivan Papano, charged with grand