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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-31
9erihIasem
Sabsn ifJ bic lluterhauolmnaeu ii6sr
Die aeplaute Ollie fiir ROiens
gep5lfernng.
Gentidlfanb nnfer stanSe, Gnslanos
EesenupridlGee Su af5eptiren.

2onbon 80. @lai. 9sa6ridter
aus Berlin, pelfe anoeliten, baB oIc
teutid)e Hegieriiug GroBbritanriers
8egcnporifldoe IN NeSig auf oie
aepIante llrteritiislins Der gepclfe.
rung yoIcns nid)t afnebmen iperoe,
foninncn fir bic IN Dem Blame interei.
iierten Eerionen nid,t unerlportet. 60.
ipobf BON Sdlpeben ais aud 9toripe.
gen aus iunren fneebotc aefomMen,
oas @erf 81 iibernebmen, aber iotpcsI
bic briiiidlc als aid Die oeiitide Die.
aierlItg Sciitctcn al, oaB lie es por-
5ieDen ipiirben, bnb Die onleritaniIfe
pilfsfomnliiipn fir @elgien oas @ert
iibernebmc. iaIis cine gereintdrurg
er5ielt rer0eh fpnne. Die alrbeit ser
aununiiiion iolIte MIR cine beanfiidy-
ieenee icin ba, bem uripriinsIidel
MbfonmIen gefldB, GelitihIano es
iibernebrnen ipollfe, inonntlid5 iiir
Sc, 100000 1abrimasinittel sn tau.
fen unS sic Gd,ifie fin oeren grans-
port gu itcIlen. gs mare oesbaEb nid)t
m5tbie geworDen. eiiien 2ippea an ons
%uslano nm SiIfsnitieI fir asoieu
sii erlaiien.
Beridten 5ufolee iuiro In pDIen
oieies ss,abr cine, reide Grnte erwar-
tet. Ger GbeA Dp!egls. ,peI&er bon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-31
Wldn ldbt fie Dsrbunsern, .rfrisren
nnb ipsnH trdnt binfterben, Obns
ibnen dr3tliae 9sbanbluHs
ansebeiben gu laiien.
Wdbrsnb bic fir ibre gerpflegunS
aus9eiporfensn @elber DON ben
ruiIiiben 8eamten untsr,
f9lasen iperben.
Bon $4,000 Gjefansenen i'm Eager Don
Sren6ura iinb 1900
eeitprben.

Wien. 80. Wai. llnsefGbr IT,
600 Oitsrrsi6iia ungarii6e ariegs'
sefanssne BON unssfdbr 10000, BIZ
ii3 in benz @efanseusnlassr in Oren.
burg i'm Ditlihen Rublonb. befdnosn.
limb in Golse manselbafter, i4ledte!
erndbrung. Wlangel an &leibern, in
5olse BON GGlte unb ipsssn Wanstl
on drStli9er 9ebanbluns, iDis iibsr,
baupt oller idnitGren gorri4tungeu
seiiorben ipie aug tinem bonn 10,
Utdrs 1916 battrten 9eri9te bes
ameritaniiden gOtffufters in Ct
Petersburg 6erporgebt.
Oisisr geri6t ifammt ausenidein.
li3 bon eiuem 4ita4e Der ameritdnis
ifen gotfdaft in ct. psters6urg Der,
her fiir3lid cine Snipsttion Der ruis
iiIfen @efansenenlaser oprsenommen
bat. Der Souperneur Sss 2asers in
Srenburs iuirS barin beihulbisi, aros
BE Summsn unteridlagsn gu baben
unb ben 9ef9iperben Der @efangene,l
ni4t bic serinsiie gea4tuns gu i9sns
ten.
Wcr mebrsren Wonaisn oeriu6te bic
Oitsrrei9ii6 ungariite Resieruns
bic ameritdniihe, cine unteriu9un9
Der Sefansenenlager in RubIanb sli
psranlaifen, in benen 6fterrei9ii5zIns
sarii6e gsfansene unisrssbra9t iinb.
Gin bober RegisruHssbeamter iagte
einem gertrster Der slfOeiirien prsii,
ssgeniibsr. oaB bamals Die 0iierreis
did unsariihe Resierang Ii6 ni6t
setrdui babe. bic Wabrbeit bstann.
perbeH gu laiien, uno INNER nod
sebofft, bab bic na6 Wien sslansten
gsri6te tart iibertriebsn ieisn.
Ssiibem bdt bic Regierung mebrere
@eridte erbalten, baruntsr alrd mebs
rere BON Der aneritaniiden Bot.
fdafi in ct. petersburg. sDeute sDsis
felt bic 0iterreihiit unsarii6e Res
sierung baron, baB pisIs DON ben
ariegssefansenen aug Rublanb sus
riidtsbren tpsrben. Wennsleib asnaue
3nblen niht 5ur 9ano iin6, 10 sIau6t
man bod, bab foipeit 80 pro5ent nllsr
Sitsrrsi6if6 unsariibsn aritssses
fansenen in gfublanS seftorben fino.
baupiidhlid an ben s5plssn BON Eager
pber GdmubtranthsieiH bon Der
Sorte. bic bur6 llnse3iefer perbreitet
iperben unb non benen Der Sppbus CT
Der eritsn Sielle its6t.
2lus bem pben eripGbnten 9eriti
bon Der amerifaniihen 9otffuft in
5t.pstersbure. ben Der &prreiponbent
ourhssleisn bat, ssbt Dsrpor, p1B Das
Eager in Srtnburg aug 45 Ghuppen
beiteht, bon benen nint elmer it1
I'm Winier fir eins nsnfhfihe Wobs
nuns eisnet. Sn iebsm Shnppen Be-
Tinbet lid, Elm Sfen, 5ur 9sit als bic
lintsrfu6ung pprsenommen ipurbs, err
bieltsn bic gefanssnen absr tsin Sols
nm ben Ofsn Su bei5en, obslsih in
oieism 1beiI Rublanbs 5OI5 inaifens
peiie porh1nben III.
Die gefdnsenen iinb sssipunseu.
iuf b5l5srnen a]ritiden su fthldfsn.
ui9t einndl cine Strobmntrnbe ftebt
Ibntn sur Werfiisung, unb iie hdbel
iu4 teine Deden erbalten. sic bdben
si4ts dnsssss aum suhsdsn. ala Ags.I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-31
3emtiblambs Z6iifabrtss
eJntereHea.
Wifen iib, 70 ertlGrt !Serr Gl6ers
Balm, ouf einen bartnadigen aOn'
turren5tampF no8 bem &riege
bor6ereiten.
GO9 ipsrbe Der 9eiit Der uIten SanIa
SipeifellOs AUDI in bieIem Sample
Sieger bleiben.

~ TT 9 , -. UluI, DId Sp!I7
bon, 30 Wiai. gll6ert gnllin, Der 9es
triebsleiter Der beutI9en @iIenba5nen
fir bic 9auer Des &rieges unb 0is
rettOr Der !9amburg 2lmeritd
0ampfi4iffs : @efeli8aft, 6aratteris
iirte an Dienitng in elmer Heoc ipels
DIE er in Der Sa6resDeriammlung Der
W0rmann S6iffa6rts @eIeGf6aft
belt ben 9egenlpdrttgen &rieg ais ben
grOBten blutigiten unb tpabniinnigz
ften &rieg uller 3eiten.
!6err Balm ertlGrte, bab 9eutIbz
lambs S4iffa6rts SnterefeH naa
Der erfOlgreiden 8eenotgung bes
&rieges bereit Iein miiBten gegen Sons
turreuten, rnel9e bur6 Sriegsprofite
p6antaitii4er S0be gang ouBerorbenis
Iife 8eritdrfung erbielten, ouf tpirt6s
fbaftlihem Gebiete einen neuen
&f aus3ufe8ten.' Gr briidte abcr
5uglsiA feine 3uDeriift aus, bub Ter
9eiit Der alten SunIa p6lIts i'm
Stanbe ietn iperbe, au9 bieicn &f
erfolgrei6 aufSune9men. 3uerft aIlcrz
bings, 10 fagte er, miife Der 9egriff
.Sreibeit" Elm ioI9er iperoen, bdB
bic 0euti4en in 9eSug duf ben Me!ts
hanoel ni4t ldnger ge5pungen limb,
infer ben Sittigen gnglanbs gu lez
ben. Gum S9Iuffs bautte !6err Bal
lin bem Rsi9sta9e fir bic geIaliiiIe,
in bensn bic geoeutuns eines raItsn
9lus6aus Der beuti6en Sunbelsmurine
unertannt unb bic Re9ierung erIu6t
tptro, CUR grrsiaung bieIes 3ietss Be-
bilfli3 gu Iein.
Sn Der @eTammlung, in tpel6er bic
REORGANIZATION Der @ormomn 2inie
ianttionirt Durbe, trat gum erfteu
WiaIe 6ugu Stinne5, elmer bon
Seutf4Idnos srObten aobIens uno
Gtien garonen, peI9er gu einein
Der 9irettoren Der @eieqi9dft err
nGbIt norben mar, als S9iffabrtsa
Wagnat uuf. 9tuguit S5pFen, ptaL
lei9t Der 6eoelttenbite Mlann Der beuss
i9en &oblenz unb giieu SH0uittie,
erfpar6 elm @iertsI SntereTe in Der
@ulcan S9iTfsiperfte in Bremen.
Sbpiien unb stinnes iOllen Der feiten
lle6erSeugung iein, bab 0euti4Ianos
3utunft auf benz WafIer Iiege uno
oab Der na6 oem Sriese ertpartsts
grobe ,9oom" benjenigen ben gr0btsn
prpfit sinbrinae, tpel9e ii5 auf benz
ielben Dpr6ereiteten.
SttnHes ioIl, tpie es beibt, trpB Der
hoben &oiten fir 2trbett uHb giaterial
segentpdrttg cine gau3e gln5abl Don
Ssean SSru9tbampfern 6auen. 0ie
beuti9e S6iffbau sSnbuitrte, tpel9e
i'm eriten ariessiuAre iuit brad gsIes
gen bate, 1T iest in auBerorbentlid, |
lsbbafter Sbdtigteit bgeriffen. Die
Sanid 2inie bsitelIte Ie6s S6iffe in
Bremen unb bic Rplanb 0inie persro.
ferte ibr SetriebsmateriaI i'm feIbea
MuBe.
Or. 8eIonb BON BEN 0eut,
f6en freigeIaffen.
Montredl, 80. Mui. - @iner
Depeidbe aus pdrts sufolge 1T Or. |
5euri Seperin 9elanb, Der frii6ere
9ensralpoItmeiiter Don &annbd, berl
ben DeutT6en in bic 6Gnbe fiel, dls
iie glntperpen nabmen uno isitOem IN
Deutihlanb In Gefaneenf6Gft mar.
freigeluiIen iporben. Gr bat 6reuns
be in Paris IN btefem Sinue benadbs
rihtigt.
@pr einigsr 3eit 5ieb es. oaB Die
2saiiSsa asEtaS sattsa, ben Or. 1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-31
Sie Gntp6raas In GbtnG
rsititntt at.
Rum bat fi3 aud bic grOs
bin5 9uman fir Hnabs
6drgig ertIGrt.

S6augbai, 80. Mai. - Die
prupin3 !Slpnan bat ii9 am Msontag
fir uua6bdngig ertlGrt.
!6umun lit eine i'm sSrnern bon
@6ina liegerbe 9roDiu3, bur6 tpel6e
Die iii6li4en NebenfIiiiIe bes gangtIs
Stang flieBen unb bat ungefdbr 22,>
100000 Gtutpobner. Seit benz Ses
ginn Der @mp6rung gegen bic Serrr
iAaft YuansS6i4&ais baben I6on
meArere anOere, bena6burte qropir3eu
ibre unab6Gnqiqteit ertldrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-31
Die 0ransoien ipeiter aif
BEN Iinfen Nysaasnfer
3isrii6geSrdn8t.
Wi@tise Petitioner bon
ben Deutfden erobert.
alnb 35 Sffi3fere unb 1913
mann sefaHgen ges
nom men.

Berlin, iibr 2onbon, 30. Wai.
Die Sbtrite 5eersslsitung fiinbisis
am OitHitas an, bab bic DeutT4en
am WOntds franJOiii6e pciitionsn an
Der sanaen Gront. 3piiden bsm fiiblis
ten abhans bes r1obten Wlnnn4 uno
benz Dorf Gumisrss, fiiblid pom Ra.
henipdlb unb benz Dalb Don Gumi>
eres. gsnommen babsn. gs nurben
bort 35 Dffisisrs, paruntsr msbrsrs
Stdbsoffi3isrs, iinb 1913 unperipuns
bette Rann sefansen ssHpmmen. 3pei
e,esenansrifie Der JransOIsn auf bas
Dorf Gumisres purben suriidgei6lu.
gen. Der Wortlaut Der 9stanntmas
Dung III fOIssnbsr:
.WitIider arisssi6auplab: 2ln
Der Jront stpiifen benz Ga gdFes
aannl nnb arras finben beftige qrs
iiiieriesefedie itatt. Gems 1T fpieber
Dom 5einb bef6oFen iuorben. Sn Der
Rd4barIdaft bon Soute5, in 9rtois
unb iiib0itIi9 BON 1abure, in Der
Champagne, iDurben i9pdde isinblis
te ansriffe abseidlassn.
.3ipil4en benz puntt 304 anb Der
WGas. an Der @srbnn sSront, fanben
beftise admpfe itait. Siiblid bonn
RdbenfpaIb uno bonn Dalo bon gumis
eres BADEN mir fran36iiide poiiiionsH
auf Der gan5en Streds stpiIden bem
iiibli6tn Gbbans bes r3obtsn Wann1
unS bsm Dorf Gunisrss, erobtrt.
GiinfunbSreibis Sffi5iere. barunter
mehrere Stdbsoffi5iere unb 1913, IN.
peripunbete llnteroffi5isrs unb Solbas
ten lpuroen sefansen senommsn. 3ipsi
Gesenausriffe auf bas OOrf Gumis
tres purbsn absef6lagtn.
.OeitIi9 bon Der Maus BADEN mir
unfsre neueroberten gsoiitionsn i'm
WaIo Don 9biaumont perbeTert inbem
mir i'm 0ftlif)en Sbeil bes Dalbss
lpeiter porriidten.
sSn Der l.bten Radt sriffsn uniere
Glisser NIT eutem GrfOls elm fsinblis
dss gei9paber Don 5orpebobooiSers
Iiorsrn auf Der SSbe bon OIienbe an.
Gin britiiher Soppelbsder itiirate
nod sinem &f in Der 2uft in Der
NGbe Don 81. gloi ab unb tpuros BON
unIersr ariiqeris 5riiort.
.Otitliher ariegsiddupiab: Siibs
lid BON 2tpst riidtsn mebrsre beutibs
abtbeilungen iibtr ben S6aras5lub
Dor uno serit0rten cine ruiiiift glods
bausspoiition.
i ,galtun ariessI9auptab: Seuiihe
unb bulsdriife Sruppen babsn, i'm
iid gsgen cine lebsrrumpeluns Su
jhiiten, bic offsnbar Isiiens Der 2lls
liirter ssplant mar, eiHen fpi9tiaen
S0bn5ug ar, Der Stiumd beIebi. Die
Griefsn tparen st5tpuugeH, ii9 Dor
unIsrsr lle6srsabl 3uriidsusisben. 9lb.
sefebeu bapon lit bas gri.6ii1e @ebiet
reIpefiirt ipprbfn."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-31
9as Ginbrinseu Der SnL
garen in Wtaseopnien.
g SOll NIT 3ufim mung ria
3enlanOserfOlgt
fefn.

Paris, 30. Waat. S,n elmer Se1
peI4e aus ROm Dtr5 be9mrptet, bab
bas gorriiten Der 8uIgareH in Ma5e'
bOnien auf @run6 elmer sebstmsH.
fOrmsaen @erein6arung 5tDtI4en @rtss
4enIano un6 8ulgarisn erfOtst Iet.
gleutraIe biplomatiI8e &reiTe In &om
iOIlsn IN bieiem Stnne bena4ri4tigt
porben fem.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-31
SDm tiirfii6en ariegs.
fbauplat,.
llHbebeuetnbe Sefedte finben IN Reios
potamien ME in Qrmenien itItt.

onfantinoPsl, 30. Wtai
lIeber aonbon. Die fOlgenbs getdnnts
ma6uns purbe am 9ienitag bonn tiirs
tii9en arisssmniiitsrium erlafen:
Wsfopotanlisn: - Sn Der gegsnS
bon Jelabie, am redten nfer bes s;s
sris. 6ru9te uuisre atrtiIlerie spei
fsinolide @ef9iise ;um G6tpeigen.
Bel eiuem neberfall in berfelbsn 81
gsnb nabmen mir "a gngIdnber ges
fangen.
aausaiii4er ariegsi9duplaB: -
9tm refsen Gliigel unO I'M Centrum
fanben Gefsate sipii4en putrouiIleH
ftait.
Sn Der Gesenb bon Smbrna oer'
frieb unisrs artiGIerie brei feinSIi8s
9lpiatiter, bic iiber g9OInia binflos
gen. Wlsbrere feirDli4e ariegsi6iffe
tsidoHen ben 5iissl iueitIi9 bon Der
Sniel &aitan, obne ettpos bumit gu
erreiden.
Nie . 8eb6Iferune Gnalan6s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-31
Mitslisber Der S6iffsmanHi4uft srs
iranten."
Seinabe6, 900, 100000
3rpnen
Sinh fir bic 0iterrsidiife uub bic
uHsarii4e ariegsanlei5e ge3ei4s
net fporben.

Berlin, 80. Usai. (9luf brabtlus
lem 8sge nab Subpile, y. o. -
Die geTammten Subitriptionen auf bic
neue 6fterreidii8e ilnb uRsariiae
ariegsdnlsibe beIaHfen iia aaf betnabe
Se4stauieno WtilItOren arOnen, ME
Der lleberiee Radridtsusglgentur aus
DisH semeIbet tuirb. bile 3eiturseu
oriiden 9efriebigunJ ii6er bas aefuls
tat dus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-31
4rDf. Sobm WtacSieil
Sn Dublin 5u lebensIGrga
lt4er 9efdngntbt trafe
perur I B e ! | |.

y up IN, 80. Wtdt. - Yr1enor
Sobn MacReil, Der grGitbent Der
Sinn 1Sein sSrettpiqigen, Der in poriger
Bo6e f6ulbig befunben fpurbe, an Der
irldnbii6en Rebellton bet9eiligt genes
len gu iein, lit gu lebenslGnglicher @es
fGn9niBitrdfe berurtbeilt tporben unb
bas llrt6eil lit DON Der Regierung Sc.
itdtigt porben.
Ser aaiier ais GtroBen
B obn.B aiiagter.
Chin g, &reuBen, bia 2on6on.
30. Moi, nnh 2onoon, 80. Utoi. Ser
beutide aaiier gefieL iifJ am DIon
tag IN Ser GoIle zines StraBen6obn.
Baiiagicrs. gr beitieg einen nit
Sabrg6iten beietten @aggon lu16 be-
5ablte rpie ole auOeren 6ebu Bien-
nige Sahrgelo.
Der Gaiier mar am Morgen NIT
ieillem 8efolge unaneetneloet 6ier
ongefcrnmcn, Inn Der SfJi6ou
Sdiffsnerfte einen 9eiuf ub5uitut.
ten. Gr nGberte iid) einem Straben-
bdbnpagen uno frugte Ben Motor.
fiibrer, oh er nu6 Ser Sduffsrperftc
fabre. glls bies bejabt iplroe, rief Ner
S{aiicr: @Rouunen Gle, netne Serren
iteigen Sic ouf." SSeoer mari ourm
len 3e6ilpfcnnigAStiif in Die 9ihIe
uno am 3ieIe Ser 6abrt oartfte Der
4aiier Dem Gfotorfiibrer 0ufiir, 0nb
er inn SeIegenbeit perituffte, etnmal
cine StroBenbabnid6rt 5r MAIDEN rnh
5ugIeih 0riidte er benz Manne elm
3ebrmarfitud in Die @au0. y
Die bieiigen geborben borten oott
ser 9Imueienbeit bes &aiiers nod ebe
oieier ieiue 9eii6tigtlrg Ser Satffs-
merfte beenoigt bette urt6 bteIten gtn-
tomobiIe in @ereitifaft, 1peIfe bic
@eieuifaft na9 Dem ga6nbof Suriid.,
brachten.
Seferrei9tfdet Srar8a
pprtb mpfer i'm 8 afen
oon Srteit torpe0 irt.
Rom, 80. Mai. Dim 9ienftas
apurbe bier offiSiea ongetiinbtst Gnse-
tiinbigt. buB am %. Wlai ein srOber
Dfterret9iI6er Sronsportbampfer i'm
5afen ppn 5rieit non etnem ttaltenia
fben &riegsi6Tffe tOrpebirt uno Dsrs
fentt tporbeu iet. (JTts pobrO
8 ritii der Dampfer 0eEs
fentt.
2onbou, 30. Waat. 2lobbs fins
hi9teu am 9ienItag an, bab Der brt'
tide Sampfer rSoutbgartb" Deieiitt
porbeu iei. 3peiuub5pdrsis Tiarn
BON Der 9eIaBung iinh auf8ernurmeH
iporben.
Der rSput6gdrt6" mar Elm 8om4
pier BON 2414 9onuen unb se60rte eis
ner 5irma In Sputb Sbielos.
SpGter tpurbe dngetiinbtst. boB
du9 Der britiTbe 0anpFer .0ele4
sartb'. DON 2265 Spunsu. berjenit
99rSsa ist
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-31

8eldnb fir 5ran5 bon Rinteleu cusa
5utaai4en, bon benz man glaubt, baB
er, Der Spionage angetlagt, i'm Soper
gu Qonbon iibt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-31
NO. 131.
QSetterberidJt.

SIR SbiO unb bas nsIflide
yenHIDIOanien: 9beiIDeiie trii6es
2Setter am WtittpO4. 2lm 9onasrss
tag i40nes 8eter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-31
9ie ipeitere 30 Sfi3iere uno mebr ais 1900
Wiann gefangen nabnen.
](i6t NUT Bu(garen lon0ern au6 Oeut(6e Gruppen
lino 6ci Sa(oni6i in Maeoonien einge0rungen.


be
fruukr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-31
Dir grattsotfn frlfi1en fittr ttfme Nie=
ofrla9r bri 11fronm.
Ausgeoe6nfe 2offionen ant fineen 2(ter oer aas pon
oen 9enf (6en erfarntf,

Ceiterreid beiest lit, bate i'm lester
5abre cine por5iigIide Grnte einge'
lJeinlit.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-18
WELCOME FOR BATTERY
Program All Arranged for Big Recep-
ton to Soldiers Thursday.

The program for the welcome to
Battery IA Thursday was arranged
today at a meeting at the Chamber of
Commerce by the committee in charge.
The boys from the border will be
greeted at noon at the Rock Island
station by three bands and a large
number of automobiles. L. M. Pen
we'll will be marshal of the parade,
which will proceed at once to the fair
grounds, by way of Kansas avenue.
AT $50 o'clock, there will be an in
formal reception for the soldiers at
the Chamber of Commerce, followed
at o'clock by dinner. At the latter
and during the speaking which COM
mences at 8 o'clock, Colonel A. W.
Smith will preside. At 1880 o'clock, a
formal reception will be held, with
Governor Capper, Mayor House and
the parents of the battery officers in
the receiving line. NJ. c. Holman will
lead the diners in singing America"
The order of speakers is arranged
as follows: Governor Capper, Mayor
House, Captain Hite, Lieutenant Nc
Lain, Major Harvey and Captain Wat
ers. A benediction will be pronounced
by the Rev. S. B. Anderson, pastor of
the Third Presbyterian church. Mu-ic
during the evening will be furnished
by the Santa Fe Apprentice orchestra.
Each soldier has been invited to bring
a guest
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-18
GUARDS MUTINY ?.
Is Cropping Out
Amidst Border Troops.
Food, Conditions and Long
Stay Grounds of Complaint.

Ell Paso, Tex, Dec 1S.-Sporadic
demonstrations of discomfort among
the national guardsmen over being
held any longer on border duty are
engaging the attention of the military
authorities here today.
The latest outburst was reported
among the Eighth Ohio infantry which
took the form Round Robin signed
by small group of soldiers, protesting
against the food and sanitary condi-
tions at their camp.
Commanding officers, while depre-
eating the extent of the demonstra-
lions, admitted such demonstrations
were occurring. Several other small
state organizations during the past
few weeks.
Ohioans in Mutinous Mood.
ut is not true that the Eighth Ohio
is in mutinous mood" said General
George Bell, commanding the
Eleventh division here. Food served
the Ohio guardsmen is as good as that
served any organization on the border
and sanitary conditions are good
There are always groups leading in
stirring up trouble and some one can
always be found to sign petitions
against anything.
TT is true we have had trouble with
Company G, due mainly to the ineffi-
cheney of one officer, Captain Edward
T. Transus of Wadsworth He has
been ordered before the board for in
efficiency under the national defense
act If there was any petition signed
b1a ming the death of one man to bad
conditions, l do not know of it. 1t is
absurd"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-18
LOCAL MENTION

Expert framing. Cut rates Coe
Brothers.-Adv.
Framed pictures. 4 off. Coe Broth
ers.-Adv
Fine cigars in Xmas packages at
the Manhattan Cigar Store, rear of
Mills Bldg.-Adv.
]. E. Spalding has recovered from a
severe attack of la grippe, during
which re was confined to his home.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-18
HE HAS HARD JOB
Officer Ordered to Catch Rab-
bits i'm a Court Case.
They Have Been Attached to
Pay Debt of Their Owner.

George Frost. marshal of the court
of Topeka, hasn't advertised for as
sistance, but he has job on which
he will need help-more help than
Charles Lytle. his deputy. can give
him. He has orders to go out and
serve an attachment on herd or
flock" of jackra bbits.
C. H. F'lintham had some sort of
claim against L. S. Cornell and obtain
ed judgment in the court of Topeka.
Before the judgment was worth any
thing something must be found. upon
which to levy. Today an attorney dis
covered that Cornell has in his pos
session a bunch of jackrabbits and he
asked for the Immediate issuance of
the execution and it was placed in
Frost's hands.
Hell call them Belgian hares and
say they belong to someone else" said
the attorney, but they're plain ordi-
nary jackrabbits."
How'll 1 catch emp" demanded
Frost
That's your trouble said the at
torney- IF it was horse loose in
a pasture you'd have to go out and
catch it if you had TO run it down,
wouldn't your"
The execution refers to the bunch
as a herd or flock"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-18
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

MRS. JULIA E. THOMPSON, of To-
peka, died Saturday in Los Angeles,
where she had been for a year in
search of health. She leaves three
daughters, Mrs. Harold 7. Chase and
Mrs. j. C. Gafford, of Topeka, and Mrs.
A D. Lundy, of Chicago. The funeral
will be held at 2:30 O'Clock Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Chase, 1857 Western
avenue. Interment in Topeka Gene
terry.
w. H. RUFF, formerly of Topeka.
died Sunday at his home in Washing
ton, D. c. The funeral will be held at
Chanute, Kan. Complete arrange
ments will be announced later.
JOHN NJ. YOUNG. age IS, formerly
of North Topeka, died Sunday at his
home in Junction City. He is sur
vived by a wife, five children and a
sister, Mrs. B. T. Payne, whose hus-
band was formerly superintendent of
the postoffice in North Topeka The
body will be brought here Tuesday
morning and taken to Prairie Home
cemetery for interment
MRS CHRISTINE ORR. age 81.
died Saturday at the home of her son,
I. o. Chase in Garfield Place. The fu-
neral was held at 1890 o'clock this
morning at the home Interment in
Rochester cemetery.
CLAUDE COOK, who died in Argen
tine, Kan, will be brought here tomor-
row TOR 1nterment in Topeka ceme-
terry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-18
1000 ORDERED HOME
More Guards to Leave Border-Trayel
in Three Groups.

San Antonio, Texas, Dec. 1S.-Na-
tional guard organization aggregating
5000 troops today were designated
by General Funston to leave the Dor
der service and return to their re-
spective states to be mustered out of
the federal service. He acted in COM
pliance with war department instruc-
ton.
The homeward movement of these
organizations will be carried out in
three groups to facilitate use of rolling
stock. Cars are now being assembled
for regiments included in the first
group and the movements from vari-
GUS border points will begin in a few
days. General Funston estimated that
it would be January or before all
units in the last group had started.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-18
INVOLVES A MILLION
Street Railway Company Files Big Re
funding Mortgage Here.

first refunding mortgage covering
more than million dollars worth of
property owned by the Topeka Street
Railway company was filed with
Ralph Squires, register of deeds, to-
day.
The mortgage is with the New York
trust company and covers the prop
erty of the company in Topeka. 1t is
dated February 1, 1916, and provides
Tor the retirement of 1881 900 of 5 per
cent first mortgage gold bonds due
september 1. $780,. and additional
ponds not to- exceed S264,O0O. The
bonds to be issued upon the basis of
the mortgage are to be of $1,000 de-
nomination and are to bear per cent
interest