davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-04
Sanres' Nadiaf cine 9efabr.

9as gebeimnis Der grmoroune
Saures' am Gage Der MobiIma-
dung 8ranfrei1s lit nod nift ae-
liiftei, Der Iro5eB gesen ieine Mor-
Der lit bis auf meiteres pertaat. Mon
fiir6tet iid in Sranfreif Dor Den
Gntbiialngeu. Die Der Bro5eB brin-
gen miro. gls ndrnlid Der Barrier
&oli5eiprafeft 2epine ais MitlduI.
oisen cine politiih iebr bodgeitea.
te Berioitli1feit ermittelte nno Dies
leinem Sreltnoe GIemeneeau mitteil-
te, BON Dem 81 fiird)ten lit, oaB CT
81 gelegener 3eit BEN Namen per-
offentlid]en meroe, mlBte 2epine leitl
FLINT nieoerlegen. 0un bot aber
Sallres ben @rben atid) Sdriftell
binterlalien. Die 8egierung Ioa MIN
- mie aus @ellf Der Bot berid-
tet miro cine babe Miaion oafiir
geboten BADEN, Glemeneeau ober nod
mebr; Die @rben nertpeigerten aber
beioen Die alislieferung oeS idrift-
iid]en Nohlaiies Saures'. 4iir5lid)
eridieu nun BEL ben Grben Elm DO
berer Goli3eibeomter nit mebreren
@ebeimpoli5iiteIL oie ouf @runo Ell
ner Serfiigung bes @enerolltoats-
antpalteS Die @eroltsgabe oes Rodl-
laiieS foroerten. Mon perlanate oie.
lie gerfii9ung 81 ieben, ser @eomte
botte lie nidt bel iid. uno ais er
cine Stnnoe ipoter fort, trua Die
@erfii9ung ridt oie llnterIdrift oes
Embellishments, ionoern sic
oeS Chefs ser politilden GoIisei.
Sn5fpiiden mar ober Ser GadIoB
nod Der Sdwei8 forteeldafit NOR.
Den. llnter oen letten 9riefen
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Stemeraus9leiebn

Roti5 iuirS bierbmrd) seseben, oaf
bic gdt6are gonntD : aommiiIio.
ner's court BON 8erar Gomntp,
Seras, am siueiten Momtaa i'm Mu.
mt Mai oes Sabres 1916, alIo am
8. Gage beiagten WDnats, ais Sten-
er : gassleidnnssbeb6rbe sn benz
Siuef Der Gntsegennabme alter
Iiieiimentliiten, Bidder etc. be6nfs
ibrer Snipeftion, @Orreftion, gus-
gleidnng nnb Genebmignna bonn
Stener : Ifieilor BON 8erar Gonn-
tn, sniammentreten iuirb. i3im
3etgmis bierfir meme 1tnteridrift
nno bas Nmtsiiesel in Sam Nntonio,
Segas, am bieiem 90. Saae oes
april i'm Sabre 1916.
(StegeD Sranf 81. Neiutun.
Gpnntg-Glerf, 8erar Guuntu, Seras.
tInaeIae.l
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CHIROPRACTIC
aiebt balernbe Ab6nlfe bon aei5eu. Oh
ne 9rc9uen ober Operation.
Or. Q. n. RETRN
203 9nerler 8les., Sci. ST. 1898.

Saures', auf Die eg Der 5taatsan-
fDalt ongebli6 b~eionoers ~abgeleben
batte, befano it6 aud Elm 9rief BON
80. Sili 1914 bon SSsaures an
@anoerpeIoe. oen Jiihrer Ser beIaf-
l6en So5ialoemofrdfie tporin er
mitteilte, er, Saures, lei felt emit
i6loiien, ben arieg Sranfreids gu
per6inaern. gs bieB oo:
vGie Gage muB uno miro cine
entipannrng erfabren, iobalo ofe
fran5oiiide Gegierung ersflart, oaB
tie niflt germ Die lerbiihe 5ade
als cine ruiiiihe ani1be. Sn Ser
Wfa6t Der fran5oiiiden Regierung
loge es, 8uBlano am &riege 5u per-
binoern. Iber man iuht Den
arieg, ben man lhon lange ifiirte.
nnlere Sadie oarf nidt Die ruiIi1fe
lein, mir oiirfen nnier aano niht
blnten laiien, Inn Die &~nutenberr-
lfaft Deg meiBen G5aren sit feltiaen.
europa miiroe bon @iien DerShlun.
gen. 5nden Sic in Sbrem @ir=
f~unesfreis ieoe 5teigerung oes
ariegstpabniinns gu o1mmen. 8el.
DIE Snterelien fir 8elgien auf oentl
Spiele iteben, tpiiien Sic. aber oieIeIl
Snterelien fonnen mir onrA oenI
Trieoen getpabrt peroen, aus benz
fih fein 2nno, allb nift onrh Die
glan5enoiten Berlpredungen berals=
reiBen lailen loa. @ier treiben dGe
iddolihen Grafte gum &riege, oen
man fiibren min our grfiiatmg Ell
nes f~ranfbaften Gbreei5es uno neil
Die 8orfen 2on6or uno 8aris alif
ct. petersburg lpefuIiert buben SD
meroe lest 81 ben Sran5ofen fprp=
den, bon Berlamnlung at Der
iammliiua fabren, bielleift CRETE
id gum @eneralftreif. Gin oruben=
Der @eneraIltreif maB Die Mobifife-
rlng 5ranfreids binoern. @reifen
Sic audi au ieoem Mittel, Inn fir
ben Srteoen 5u uirfen".
9as ihrieb Sanres am 80. ssitli
1914, am ielben Gage fam Die
griefe 3eniur, am nddbfteu Gage
mar Sanres cine 2eide.
Sn Dem nun in Ser Sfapeis ae.
ii6erten NahlaB bes grmoroeten Be-
fit1oet fid altd Elm 9rief Die
Welonng fommt, mie gefagt, aus
SEM -fuorin Saiires idrieb: ST
uiIle beitimmt, oaB er i'm sSaue eli
ner Wobiliiierung eridoiIen piiroe,
oaB Der Moro an linn lo3ulaaert
ing ariegspioeramm 9eIcoifes
gebore lno Dob 9eIcaiie idon Dor
Sabren in ct. @~etersburg geiagt ba4
be: uSSalires miro qm Soqe Der
Wohiliiierung elm FILTER Mann Iein9.
Man mnB natiirIid ser GdiDeiaer
anele Die @endbrIeiftuna fin 0ie
&i6tigfeit oieier aus5nge aus Sen
Sfpei 9riefen oes Grmoroefen iiber.
Iafien.
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Yoit md Gnrpua.

Der am 10. Moi, las gormit-
Tags bon @em gorf nod ebriltiar-
iuno abfnbrenoe Compiler Limited
States" nimmt Die Boft fir
8eutIhlono uno Sefterreid -ltngaru
nit.
Ger nohite bon gfetp yorf o6qe.
Denoe Gampfer lit Oscar II, Der
AN IS. mad aopenbaeen f1brt.
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Snfolge Der StreifunrlbeH in
BittSburg uno llmgegeno Iteben
Gait 4ittsburg 1tlto 8raobof tatidd-
lid inter ariegsredt. Mbteilunqen
Der @enniplbania 0atipnol @oroe
patrouiaieren Die StroBen mo Der.
binoern Die InlammIunoen BON
WtenidenmoiIen. Die americon
Steel ano 8ire COMPANY, Iotuie sic
Goeor Sbomplon @erfIfdtten BON
Der Carnegie Steel Gonipanb boben
Die Irbeit wieoer aufgenommen.
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@ebrere Sunoert Streifer ser
International 6arbeltcr Company
pom Chicago ariffen Elm 5a6rifae-
baroc oieier @eleGldoft an. Ser
@Iofort berbeigerufenen goIi3ei qe.
lang es, Ole Streifer nacb fursem
Sample 8nriif5ittreiben 2 GerIonen
iolen babel berlebt lein.
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Sricgs Nahrihten.
G5ortiekunq BON Der /. eeite.)

Jortiesuna BON Der /. seite.)
@ie aus Berlin gemeloet miro,
be5eidnet Die oeutidlanoiide Greiie
ben Sau &ut=glz@maras uno Ole
@efaneennabme ser britiiden Mr.
NEE unter General Sonps6eno oIe
oas 8erf oes am 19. Mpril i'm tiir=
ftl6en 8roBen Saltptqnortier Der
ltorbenen @enerolfelomarldaa bon
Der @olb, Der Ole Blame fir oell
me lopotomiid)en Selo5ug enttporfer
babe.
9ailer @ilbelm bet Dem Bre=
m%ierleutnant 8ltooed, ser oils Site
ger in Der tiirfii6en Mrnlee 9ienIte
tnt, fit berporragenoe gaten Den
Sroen Sour le Merite berlieben.
Mus Stodbolm miro gemeloet
Ser Staatsrot bot beidloiiem Die
fir Seer uno Warine in Mnsli6t
aellommenen Nusgaben 1T offentlide
nno gebeime 8oranldl1ge 51 tren=
nen. Der in Dem @ebeimbuoget
fir oas Seer poreeiebene geitrag
betraet t2,282,40O aronen geaell
100000 4ronen IN Dem o%ffentli-
den Budget, oeilen giu5elheiten ie-
Dem 5uganelih iino. Die @ebeim-
ausgaben fir Die Marirle ~betragen
2,32S,S00 &ronen, oie offentlide1t
860,472 aronerL
Ims 2onbon fommt Sie nnglanb=
lid flingenhe Nndridlt, bic englild)e
Negiernng iuulfe Die non sem 9am=
pier uGbina" bernnter gebolten nno
ieitoem gefangen gebaltemen Gent
Iden, Seiterreider nn6 Siirfen frei=
laiien.
Die Sdmei5er gelegrapben=@gen
tnr mel6et aus 8ern: Ser oeutldc
@eIaitote III 8ern ~ltattete Dem politi-
Iden Reiiort bes Nnsiudrtiqen Mnrl
tes einen @eIuh ab, I'M 9anlens
gelitidlanos iid) tpeger ser lebten
8erleeung Der Sdmei5er N~entralit1t
onrd einen oeltiben Slieeer. Der
Die @ren5e iiberflogen batte, st efrt-
fdpiloigen. Ser @eianote erflarte,
oaB Der III Srage fommenoe Slie=
ger pom Slieger &orps entfaIlen
tporoen lei uno Dab goritoBe nad)
Der Sdlpei5er @ren5e leitens Der
oelttifen 9egierltng nnterlagt NOR
ben ii16."
Sol. Sonie hattie geifern cine
mebritiinoige ~ltnterreonng nit Dem
Hrdiisenten. Mam ninmt an, bas
es iidJ 6ei ibr nm sic 6eutIfle Wote
gebanOelt fat. Sim Mbenb 6atten
bann Der Hraifoent, Der Staatsiefre=
tar Sanfing nnb Sol. Sonic cine
lanae ltnterreonns NIT einanoer.
Sffi5ier Ges Sollano Mmerifa=
8ompfers vGpnoam" meloen, ooB
Die engliiden geboroen IN Sal
mouth, welden Soften oas Shiff an
gelaatfen NOR, 5mei amerifanilfe
9amen, cine sSron gpelin llno ihre
Sodter, bonn Sdiff 6ernntersebolt
uno 5uriifgebalten baden. Die ena-
liiden 8eb0roen moaten nibt lagell,
uarlm oies geid)ebe.
Sci elmer Strafenoemomtratiun
am 1. Wfai unroe Der &eidstass
%abgeoronete Or. G~iebfnedjt, Der ilm-
perIDbnlidite Sosialbempfrat, per=
baftet. IS beift, man meroe i'm,
ais 3eierbeoffisier, Dor Elm ariess.
gerid)t %itellen, bod mirS oas mol
ltniirn Iein. Anfer 2ie6fned)t ,unr=
ben nod adt Eeripnen pcrhnftet.
Die Concentration famb anf bem
Eptsoamer Elat itett.
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~ <sNbt ~ vNofAtlDbSSli ithAJ
0elitl1lano, I'M ibre ols 2eltnonts
I'M Seloe itebenoen orei 5obne lttto
ibren Shmiegerlobn, OberIeutnant
lit ser bapriiden @rnlee, aii beiu<
d)en.
aQe Mitglieoer oes gemiif)
ten Chores, oie an ser Nuffiibrung
bon 8ruds pSair GGen" 1tno Ser
u@potbeoIe" aus BEN oWeilterian-
germ" bon @agner beteiligt lino,
tperoen bon 8rof. 4rtbur Glaailen
5ur IbbaItung elmer SbluBprobe
fir beute Ibeno Inn $50 nob Ser
@eetbopen Salle eineeloben.
6. 6. SGaft Ser 8rdlioent Der
Son Nntonio Self otto Terminal
@ompanp uno eleid5eitiger Maiien-
gertpolter Ser 81. 8. & &. 8obn,
bot Die Witteilung gerna6t, oaB bic
9rbeiten fir Ste Terminal 8abn-
Bofe Ser sc. 8. & e. gabn nddite
Wode ~begonnen iperoen. Die Sc
Iammtfoiten fir Die grridtuna Die
ier 8abnbofsanlaeen linb allf ST.
10000 berednet.
= Mit Der Golen6nng ser nel1eft
Sos &einigltngs : Mnlage miro ste
Sroonftionsfabiefeit Ser San Mn=
tonic @as & electric Company per=
Ooppelt meroen. Ole @eieGldoft pro-
on5ierte hsber bei @eitefn mebr
Sos ols eereinigt neroen fonnte,
lfelem uebelitanoe lit burb Die Or
ridtnng Der nellen @nloge abgebol=
fen. Die aompaanie lit iest im1ton>
De, tagli6 100000 a1lbiffuB @as
81 Iiefern.
Mnf @eranlaiillng oes tribe
rem Eoli5ei= uno 6~euerpebr- aonn=
miifars GILBERT Stepes bot lid) asou-
greBmann Slopoen bemiibt, bon Ser
8egierung 5uei SeeIopen fir nm
fern neli eingeri1teten 3oo[ogilden
@arten 81 erbalten. @err Slapoen
teilt ieBt NIT, oaB ieine gemiibnn-
gen e~rfolareid) geweien lino, uno
DAB Dos 9onoels WiniIterium mil
fig iit. 5luei Mere aus ser ser 3e-
gieritng geb0ren6en aroBen Seeroe
bon San 5rancisco mad San Mn-
tonic 81 fhiden.
9ie Gre5inft @ablen, in Be-
men 9elegaten fir Die oemofrotilde
GountD Gonpention ertu16lt meroen
iollen, finoen n1diten Samitag
nadmittags Inn 9 l1br in Ben lano-
liden nno abenos lin Z llbr in oen
itaotiiden Y~resinften itatt.
Ginbreder orangen Gum 8tpeis
ten Wnle IN Die bon ser equal
Suffraee Societp an Der @eIt Conn
meree StroBe eefiibrte @on1an's
Grdange uno itabIen bort Spiben-
uno Characterization I'M @erte bon
$50. gei ibrem erlten @inbrllb bot
ten ole Spibbu6en cine auf $50 ge-
idaste 9eute gemad)t.
s. SO. Sfub bon SOP Nuau-
ita StraBe teilte Der 8olisei nit, oa3
Spisbuben III, Die ibm ~geborigen
alfgenblidlih g~eeritebenoen SGlaier
602 Camden ulo 4t4 Srenton Str.
eingeorlntgen Ieien unlo ooraus oie
Coils Der @eiBmaiier @pparate
loipie Iommtlihc gleirobren aeito6=
len bitten.
OF. 90. g. Sing lit BON elmer
-
neutrality-suspicious. 9feiie, Die er Stil-
oiell balber nod Dem Noroen onge=
treten bate, 5uriidgefebrt. Gr bot
auf oieier Heile mebrere beoellter-
De Soipitaler in Stem Dorf, Gin
,%einnati, 9ouisniGe mo &ihmlono
beindt nno oeren ianitare ginri6-
flngen. ionic Die Metbooen oes
Nen 9orfer @eiunoheits Imtes
Ituoiert.
3fuei alasen, iogen. v9eit Ga
les, lino BEL 6rieoensridter NeiG
Campbell bon 9epoiitoren Ser infol-
pentelt 5eoeral @anf ano 8rnlt 60.
eiitgereidt, our6 mel6e Die Soft-
pflidt Der 9ireftoren oieler 9anf
Teltgelteat iueroen iolI; in Dem Ell
llen Saa balioelt es iid Inn SIS nno
III Dem an6ern Inn $50.
-
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L.okaIes.
Die Ginuetbnnssfeier ses Nltem=
@aiIenbetms bes Srbens ser
6ermannsiD6me.

Ste SIMIuelyuHYSltttI JUS AlleW=
@ailenbetms 0es Sr0ems ser
9ermannsiDbne.
Mm IL. Moi feiert Der Sroen Der
~Sermamslobne in feitlider @eiie
oie @inmeibung leiner iiingitet
S1opfung, oes Nlter- nno @aiien=
6eims rabe Comfort. ,9ea6 alem
81 I1lieBen, miro es ei1te groBarti-
ge Geier tperben. 9as sSsnterelle al
Ter MitgIieoer miro Den 8eIud) in
Die Eauienoe bringen; Dies ni1t
1llir, Inn ben eetpaltieen Sou au be-
%punoern, Iotloern aub Inn ols cine
Sebr pt1fommerle @%elegenbeit fit
ein bageiitertes geiealdaftli6es Set
fammeniein 8riioern uno S6meftertt
5u oienen, gs miro ein gei6aftfger
Gag meroen./ 9as 8rogramm lit
aliBeroroentIi6 reidbaItia. @nipra-
den,' &on5erte, @ieoerportrdge uto
Ban biloen in BET Sauptla6e eine
interchangeable l1nterbaltunq.
9er geIub BEG @oubernenr Jergm=
ion nno ieine @eoe miro liderlid
CUR @rbobung Ser Geier beitraqeu.
Der @roB : 9rdiioent, gnguit 6art-
banIett, miro Die 5eitreoe balter. Ser
groBte Sell oes 8rogromms miro
niif Dem groBen Glate Dor Dem Seim
sur Mnsfiibrung fommen, oo6 miro
audi Die Staot Comfort ben @aIten
ibren 8iafommeftsgruB entbieten.
9ie Seier miro un5fpeifelbaft cine
o~enfmiiroige gpifooe in ser @eidid)=
tie beg 9roens fperoen.
8rogramm:
TO 1lbr Morgens: @mpfane am
8abnbof.
10 big 1f.30: 8etoreerunq Der
A8dite nod bent SeItplabe.
11.30 bis 100: 8etpirtuna ser
8aite ant SeitpIase.
f.30: abmarih nod Dem tsllten-
beim.
2 ltbr: geeiun ser Seier.
l. 8ortrag Der Wniif aapeae.
2: @eiana oes @ebiras : SGnger-
bunoes.
3. gegriiBune uno l~leberao6e oes
4ltenbeims.
4. 5eftreoe BON aneuff s6artbau-
len.
8. @eiane oes San antonio @e.
milften g6ores.
6. Heoe BON 8oilp. Serqulon.
@eiang oes San @ntonio
Ndnnerf)ors
8. aniprade bon Saul S. Sert-
ting.
6ieraif 8eiidtiglua oes Seims
uno Riidfebr 5itr Staot. Damn aage-
meine linterbnltnag IN Der Stoot.
Mbenoes &on5ert uno GROCER gaa.
Mae G1ienbabn @eIe[idaften
~oerfailfen am 10. Mai 6abrfarten
sum ern1dBigten Yreiie bon / 1z3A
sN8 eetpobnlidet Sabrpreiles (giil-
tia BIZ sltm IL. Mai) fir oie Sim
unb Giiffabrt BON alien Stationen
IN eillem ltnlfreiie bon $50 Meilen
Sir Die sc. g. & z. gabn gelten
Ole biaigen 6abrpreiie Don @aco an.
Gle Gan 9lntonio ano Mranias
RoB @iienbahn hGIt in San Mnto-
MO einen Grtrn5ltg bereit, mcIder
am II. Mai Inn 7.20 morgens San
4ntotio uerlaBt, Die &iidfabrt err
foIat Inn $50 abenos bon Comfort.
Ger ~SSnbrpreile fir Die Sim un6
8iidfabrt San Mntonio-G Comfort
fur einen Gag @iItigfeit 6etraat
$500, fir 2 Gage @iItiafeit $1.55.
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Sanmiuule.

Gan 4ntonio. Seras, 12 Gents.
@alpeiton, geitern, 1880 Gents.
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5arm.8ru6nfte.

aartoffeIa. California, 1925, goIus
raoo. $3.50.
SiiBe a~artuffeln. 2ouiiinna. SITS.
Somaten, $eras. 6 Scribe, $500.
8llimenfobl, $1.75 fir ~ Gtiid.
3tuiebeIn. Serns Bermuda, SITS per
grate; Choice, $t25; GbrbitaI 8ng.
SITS.
aopfiaIat. 65c uno 75c per Camper.
8obnen. California 8abous. $3.50;
Colorado $500; Gina. S6.25; 9abh,
1925; 8lod @bes, 1925; Crime Bob
men, per 8ui6el, S1.75.
@riiner 8feffer. Seras. 15c per BIO.
per @funo.
Ora, $3.50 fir Elm 8uIdeI.
&obl, $3.50 II. $500 per Crate.
Gierbflan3en, $t.20 Der 8uIdeI.
Spinnt. &c per Gfuno.
&eteriilie. 35c per 9bo. sgiin6eI.
9abies6en, soc f. 1 9bo. 9iinbeI.
Meerrettigs@ uraein. per Efo. 12ht
@elbe @nr5eIn, Acc II. 45c per gbo.
gfeH.Narft.
oan Nlttpniu, Ger, A. Mai t9t6. -
Aiibe $685. bis 5000.
9dIber 5000 Bis $500.
06ien $4.S5 bis $3.50.
Blnlen $3.50 biz $3.50.
ct. 2onis, 4. mai 1916. Mirsz
bieh. Serassgieh. 1925 Bis $500.
Sdtpeine $3.50 unb $9.S2h.
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6alGs III Derrenten.

Sns nntere nnS pbere Gtofiuerf
bon Nr. 2f8 Ci-gommeree strase
IT st berrenten. WGbere Gnsfnnft il,
Der Office Ser nSreien GreFe".
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gpttoafamen-E rsbafte.

gDtfumfamen-YrD6nffe
San Antonip. ges., a. Mai 1916. -
grime grloe Cotton 6eeo Oil, 20
gents per @aIone.
Getu gprf, 4. Mai. = Spot Sf0.65
bio; Mai, 5000 nnb $10.72; sunni,
$10.92 uno $11.00; Suli, $1f.06 ri6
S11.10; augnit, $t1.O6 uno S11.09;
September. $10.98 uno $1O.99; Otto
Der, 1895 nnb $9.96; Nobember. $9.16
lno 1920; 3e5ember. $500 uno So. S2.
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Increasing Authority.

There is an extension Of authority in
the pronouncement of the Federal Re-
serve Board with regard to banking in
vestments and foreign obligations, like
British Treasury notes, which requires
immediate attention. There is no need
to question the boards good faith, or
it's desire to be of service to the bank
ing community and those the bankers
serve. But there are some implications
which call for explanation.
If local banks making loans upon
cotton bils-oflading choose to discount
short term treasury bills received by
the sellers of cotton from the British
government in payment, what authori-
the matteT9
. 1t is true that it may properly adj
wise against the discounting of French
government paper Of ninety days with
the option of five renewals for like
periods. But the British treasury bills
will be paid ON their due date. If the
paper of the allies, who are the only
foreign government purchasers con-
cerned, is satisfactory to the seller of
wheat here, and will presumably be
paid at short maturity, why should
the Federal Reserve Board attempt to
regulate an entirely proper transaction,
based upon sound credit?
1t is true that the reserve board it.
self has called that credit in question,
by suggesting that the banks which
discount short-term notes may be
obliged to accept long obligations
in their place, an unwarranted and in
sidious attack upon friendly business
credit. That credit has not been CUES
toned elsewhere. The essence of the
notes issued by the British treasury,
with no right Of conversion, is in the
ability of Great Britain to pay its way.
Allowing that the Federal Reserve
Board may offer counsel to the banks
which is capable of being construed as
a REQUEST or even an order, what power
has it to instruct the investor in his
purchase of foreign securities or the
bankers and exporters in their trade
relations?
1t is a vice of over-regulation that
it tends to raise more problems than it
solves.-From the Wall Street Journal.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-12-28

1t does look hard to send a man to
the penitentiary when he admits that
the only person he ever harmed was
The truest kindness is being
shown to these habitual drunkards by
giving them a chance to clear them
selves of a habit which is bringing
them nothing but misery and those de-
pendent upon them nothing but suffer
ing. If this law were called into SER
vice little more often Kenosha would
be better off.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-12-28

The Department of Commerce an
nounces that Argentina is buying more
extensively of American hardware. The
information comes from commercial
attache Albert Hale who expressed
the opinion that when the war is
over there will be serious effort on
the part of European manufacturers to
get back the trade they have lost. Mr..
Hale is undoubtedly right in this and
he might also have added that when
the war is over European manufactur-
ers will also make serious effort to get
back the trade they had in America
under the Democratic tariff law. The
question is, what are we going to do
about it?
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-12-28
BEET GROWERS GET B0USEs
Factories About Marinette Give Pro.
ducers Unexpected Surprise.
MApTNEyT1rrI, nao OF


Beet growers near Marinette have
been presented with an unexpected
Christmas gift amounting to $4,000.
1t came in the form of bonus from
the sugar company at the rae of so
cents per ton on all beets produced
for the factory during tho last sea-
son.
The action was voluntary on the
part Of the company. In Marinette
county alone the bonus amounted to
$4,000 Parts of the bonus of $4,000
were distributed in Brown, Outaga-
mimic, Winnebago and other counties.
Five years ago not even one carload
of beets was shipped from the settle
ment of Loomis in Marinette county,
but this year twenty-three carloads
were sent from that point.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-12-28

1t has been known for long time
that the European war was making al
most as many millionaires in Japan as
in New York. While Japan is techni-
cally at war, she has taken part in none
of the fighting except in the early days
when she seized Kiauchau.
Concrete evidence of Japan s pros
perity is presented in the announce
ment that merchants and exporters of
that country have bought between
$30,000,000 and $50,o00,0oO worth of
American securities in the last six
months. These Japanese investments
on so large scale are the outgrowth of
the shift of commerce resulting from
the war. Certain classes of goods
formerly manufactured and exported
by Germany are now being sent to the
United States by Japan. Moreover,
certain classes of goods which always
have been exported by Japan now face
a falling off in demand from the Euro
pean belligerents, and Japan is sending
her surplus to the United States, whose
low tariff invites this sort of competi-
ton. japan also is profting by the
manufacture of munitions.
1t is largely due to the superabund-
ance of money in Japan that invest
ments are being made in American
stocks and bonds. In addition to the
investments in American securities, the
Japanese have been drawing slightly
upon the American gold supply, $4,000
900 having been transferred recently
to the San Francisco mint for shipment
to Japan. Three months ago it was
stated that approximately $3O,0O0,O0O
of japanese government funds held in
New York had to be sent to London to
be used in the purchase of British
treasury notes.
Japan's prosperity is one of the ma
tural consequences of the European
war, and it is giving her decided ad-
vantage in the extension and upbuild-
ing of the very industries which after
the war will be in sharpest competition
with the industries of the United
States.-Washington Post.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-12-28
In OLD Kentucky, Thursday Night
Jan 4th, 1915.

The return of one of America s most
popular dramas, "In Old Kentucky" is
scheduled for Thursday night, January
4th, at the Rhode.
No play of today retains such a hold
on the affections of the playgoer as this
stirring, wholesome story of Kentucky
life by Charles T. Darcy. Season after
season, without a break, it has toured
the United States and Canada, to say
nothing of English touring companies
and Australian presentations, until the
play has to its credit in this country
alone, twenty-five full theatrical sea-
sons. It's vogue has been remarkable
and its success exceptional over the
world. However, "In Old Kentucky
is real, meritorious, interesting with
features that set it apart from the
averagerun of successful plays-features
that have added to its life and given
it vitality beyond its contemporaries.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-12-28
SPIRIT OF GIVING IS
IN HIN ALL RIGHT
But This Thief Figures RlmSer-
on "GiYee" End Of II.
GREEN BAY, Dec, 27.

Christmas spirit evidently never
penetrated the heart of Green Bays
"meanest thief." At any rate the
'meanest' individual has been found
in this city.
For year Miss Ida Barrell kept a
Christmas savings account at Green
Bay bank. Last week she received a
check for $12,65, representing Der saw.
ings for the season. On her way home
from the bank she lost the check.
Later the paper was cashed at meat
market.
The check Is being traced back.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-12-28
MANN REPLIES TO GARDNER
Would Rather Stand by Wilson in
Peace Move Than Be Speaker.


Washington, Dec. 27.-Replying to
the attack upon him by Congressman
Augustus P. Gardner, Republican
leader. James r. Mann in a formal
statement declared that he is for
America first, last and all the time"
and that he would rather be on the
side of those who support the Presi-
dents moves for peace than win the
speakership of the next congress.
Mr.. Mann's statement was an an.
sWer to the charge made by Gardner
that his course as minority leader of
the house showed him to have sympa-
thetic leanings toward Prussia mad
Prussianism. This Mr.. Mann de.
slared to be untrue.