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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03
SeriSmal'Msttsex.

yrau ANNA M. WintIer, 0f6
Marger Gtrabs, bic Miitre bss per.
tortsnsr Urisbtnsridters pbilipp
Wtnfler, 1T BON Sberiff Gfoti sur
@efdnsnibmatrons ernannt fporben.
Sie tpirb bic Watfolgerin bss bon
stnem Gtfanesnen ermorbsten SRI.
Qnna 9art.
Ser aarf 9ettenborn.
jiinsfer Go9n bss 5errn grnif 9sts
ttnbtrn. bat iid am TienIt1s nit
Sri. q m m 9usnid permdblt.
Die Trhuuns fpurbe bon Serrn p1s
for 6alpt bo13csen. DDS jung.
Boar frat sisid nd9 Der 1rauun1
bic 4of3eitsreiIs per 4uio mad rem
Gee'n an.
Serr aIbtrt 8eder. Der Be-
fannie gIeftritsr ben Gehifer, nals
Dine Gtrabe, bal dis Teleaat ben
9onaref Der Ndtional Electrical Gons
fratfors' NFocidtion In Hep gort
miiaen,adt unb babel linen abIieaer
mad Bolton aemddi, tpcielbff er bic
arobsns elefirijitGisperte btIittiat
unb lh ionit sriinbli4 umgei6aut
bat. bsrr geder lit biefsr 1ase Don
ieiter EeiIe a~uriifsstsbrt.
Mit aufrihtiger 1rausr ipirb In
tpeitsn arsiien tie &unbs BON BEN
aeitern 4beHb trfolgten gblebsn bon
Sydu Magbalene 3opL geb.
5eim nsrnommen tperben, bic i'm 1os
hsn aIter Dor SO sSabren In ibrer Re-
iioens, 30. 1892 Weii aibsrtp gtras
Be. be auaen gum sipisen Sdlummsr
ffiot. Die Sabinaetisbene. BERN
Wisge In @nlbmiteltd6. 6eFen-
Tdrmfabt, gsftdnbtn, fam i'm Sabre
1852 nit itrem @atien 5srrn U b a m
3opf, Der ibr Dor bier Sabren In bt.
Gtpiatsit poranfsins. mad Cincinnati,
bds ibr aur 5fpsit,n 5simatb tpnrbe.
Tnrh lire 6e~rsensgiite unb lire
bsrfonfite aietenspiirbiqieit bat bic
Ierepiate .s %psritanben, ii6 i'm 2auie
b:r Sabre einen groben 5reunoesfreis
su erwsrbsn, Der ibr alnbenfen ffets
in gbren balten pirb unb zines Der
dlieifen eifriafien Mitsiieber p~srlisrt
in Der 9abiuaefGiebsnen bic 3meife
Teutfht presbbterianif1e gemeinbs.
I'm ndhsren qnaehGrigsn hinterldbt
frnn Sept flint 9S9ter. airei SSbne.
oht Gnfel unb brei llrenlel unb bic
pramasbsnsten 5interbliebsHen biirfen
tei Der fhtpsren 5eimfuduns, bon Der
iie b~efycfisn fpurben, fer i~nnidften
1beilndtme psrIitert iein. Die Beer
Sisuna finbst am Samfas Radmits
tao. nm bafb brei llhr bonn Srauers
tauie aus itatt, mo 6err gditpr u.
y. Wirib BON Der Grtsn Teutifen
arestbtsriansrs 8emeinbe bic 1rauers
ieisr lsitsn pirb. tporouf bic Bel
itbrna unf benz Gprins groDe Jrieb-
tof erfoigt.
CHIC In reiten Greiien befanntc
rio oIaemein bofangeiebene oelit.
ide WntroIic bat geItern abenb IN
Hrau " a r y ~ iSbenborft aeb.
Teuies, i'm 20. 9ebensiabre Die ai.
gen gum apigen Shlummer eeihloi.
Yen. Die 9aGingeihicocnc mar Gle
&siitprc BON Serrn 6ranf Wioben.
6orif. Der ibr cor naEe5n 5rpei Sa6rsn
in ac1 Zoo porauisegmugen lit uib
Ger lutse Sabrc tifSur6 an Der l3.
nio Clan Strnbe elm Sinpelier.@ Sc.
fd,dit uetrieben bate. Die geerbisung
Tiro bonn 1rauerbaiie on Der Sad.
terrp Strabe ails itaitfinoen, aber
3nq unb Stunbe itt6 icueit nod nibt
.ribercumt iporoelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03
@rplpfpn
gon b~unbert S8rapnelIs
erfolgte am MittDo9
du benz Oampfer j
q m &c ~

duf Dem Odmpter
rSeorgeW %. gIaeb".
Rsn gort, 2. 4uguit. Sn Der
erie gu4t erplobirten an Witttpof
tpGbrenb zines Jeuers auf benz bier
maitigen S9ooner George 80. Gl.
5ep" bunbert S4rdpneas, mas untec
ben Suuienbsn BON psrfonsn in Der
Na3bdrf6aft srobe Q%ufregung bers
uriadte. Die ein8ise perion jebo9,
tpel9e Derlebt ipurbe, mar Der Sei8er,
ipel6er bon sinem 5ragment zines Der
@ei6ofe am Qrm ~getroffen purbe.
Bier5ebn Mdnner, bic auf benz
S6ooner arbeitsten, fprangen ms
BaHsr unb i4tuammen ans 2anb.
Dds 5dbr5eug- mar am leeten
Coming mad Der Grploiion auf 5pm
Bad Sslanb in 6rennsnbem 3uItanbt
in Der gai gefunbsn unb in bic Gries
9u9t ssi6leppt porben. Seine 2as
bung beitanb aug Wtunition unb Sul3.
am Whttpo6 i9rdubte elmer Der Or
better Die Sptbe etnes S6rapnels db,
nobel er ben Sprsngitoff Dsrf6ittete.
qls er auf beHieIben trat. geriet6 bic
Muhe in granb unb e6e Der Sei3er
ba3u fam, bate bds Seuer i9on ben
pIas duf benz Sdiffe erreidt, no Die
Munitiun aufbeuabrt mar.
ganttafftrer bsgebt
Sells It morb.
@untersotIIe, Qta., 2. Qug.
9. u. grubforb. Der SaTirer Der
gant BON 9uutersbile, besing an,
Mitttpo1 SelbitmorS, als elm Staotss
9ant : Graminaior ertlGrte, elm De-
fi5it in ben gi6ern grabforbs ents
bsdt gu baben. Die 0irsttoren Der
9aut eriu6tsn iofort ben Staats,
gaut : Superintenbenteu, bic 8anf
5u ii6ernebmer.
Die gant bate ein aapital bon
$4,000 unb nm II. Qpril Dspoiteu
in 60be DON 100000. Der aaFirsr
grdoforb mar du6 S9abmeiitsr oes
gD1iutn Ehuffnrhs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03
GHifTsmaHrihteH.

HeD q orf, 2. aliguit. Ingefom-
men: rBatria", BON Marieiqe.
@ibraltar, 2. @ugtit. Gaiiirt;
San @uglielmo", BON SEEM yorl
na6 8enlia.
angefommen: rOuea SegIi @bru;'
81, BON gserp gorf.
Geapel. argefommen: Dante
glcgRieri", bon Seem Durf.
&toerpool. Ingef.: vSaroria"
pen 0efu 0orf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03
SJn bielem gtdbten 4emtif'
Lambs
giHben geriammlungen I'm SniereHs
zines e~brsn5ollsn Jrisbens itatt.

Berlin, 2. auguit, iibsr 2onbon.
am Sienitas 4beno fanben IN stpd
40 Der sr0beren StGbte Dsutidlanbs
bic bonn Nationaltommittee fir Ger
beifiibrung eines sbrsupollen Triebens
anberdumttn 9eriummlunser ftatt,
aber in tsiner berIeI6en gabsn bic
GemGbisten cine prdsiie Grtldruns
iiber bic Bebinsuussn ab, unter bertn
fe ben Grieben obgd9iOfen feben
mDdten. Die Hebnsr 6efhrGntten fi9
i'm alieemeinfn aif bic grtldrung bes
Reihsfon5lers In 9s5ug dnf ben
Srieben. SIN srobsn gbilbarmoniI6en
Saale il Berlin brad profeFor
Gbolpb .Sarndd. Or CAB teinerlei Be.
fonbers ii6errafhenbe grflGrungen
iibsr bas 3isl bss 3risees ab; er
iaste. basftlbe fonts oarduf serihtst
iein, Rubldnb aus BEN 6ftliten GU
ropa, in bds es einseSrunsen iei, sus
rid gu treiben, uub bic unbdItbare
Situation i'm @eiten, mo Guslano
feline unbeidrdntte Rudt iiber bic
See ausiibte unb 9sIsien su isinsm
9afaLIen maGte, sum abfdlub gu
bringen.
prOfeTor Garnnd iparrte isbod fei-
ne 3ub6rer, niht al5upisl BON ben
Meiultdtsn bes arisses gu eriparten,
|ba O~eutffIanb bag 2oos feiner Der
binbeten niHt freniser In Bstraht
sitben miiHe, als feline eieene1 Grfols
lee Or appellate on fsins 3ua0rer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03
Sefdmpfen
Doaen bic giisnbabuen ben 8efebt
Der aommiFGre bon 5erie9 Gitp,
WeI6sr ben transport un0 bic Quf.
bsfDu6runs BON grplOiiOftoffen
innerAalb Der Stabt ber6ietet.

Rem Yort, p. auguit. Rad elmer
aonferenj Don 8eamien oeri9tebsne-
Giienbabnen, fpelte in Ssriep Gitp
einlaufsn. purbe am Mittfuo9 berids
tet. bab bic 9abngeIeqidaften, bic
bon BEN aommiFGren iensr Stabt
ansenommeue R~eIplution, psl6e oaju
betimmt 1T, bic Wieberbolung elmer
aataftropbe pie bic auf Som 9lad
Sslanb gu berbinbern. betdmpien
niirben. S,n Der Relolution tpirb psrs
boten, bab militdriite grplOiiOftuffs
Surd bic Stabt beforbert uoer inners
balls ihrer @rensen nuf6epabrt rpers
ben biirfen. Die GiIenbabnsn tponen
gunbssridter Relftab BON 3rsnton
I'm einen ginbaltsbsfebl angeben.
Sur9 ben bic aommiTdre BON Serfep
gitp bardn per9inbert tpsrbsn io1en,
ibrsn geFebl CUR Durdfii6rung 81
bringen. 4ber Sidetbeits : Director
Sasue ertldrte am Mittpod Qbero,
bab er oor6ersitet lei, ben inn setpors
benen gefebl burdsufibren.
Sm Gauie bes Wittpoh purbe BON
ben gsamtsn DON Ssriep Stir cine
~tpeii.re GrpIpfion 6eftirdtet. als nj
dael Wulisan. tsr Superintendent
Der 2ebisb @affsh gabn, beri6tste.
bab bas slimmenbe 5euer Der pislen
Conner 3uder. pslhs in flint Der
Wagd5tne auibepG6rt fparen, spsi
Gradtpagen bsbrcbe, ipel6e NIT grs
ploitpfoffeu unb S6rapnells belaben
finb.. 9ieislbsn fpurbsn Eel Der Grplos
iioH unter ben 9riimmeru beeruben
unb tonrten nidt in Si6erbeit gss
bra9t fpertsr. Hsusrtoebrtef Wilidm
aeru, pelher bic 5sisrsone inipisirs
ie. beridtete, bab feline WannI6aften
bas Geuer inter aontrone baben.
Snfolse bes Seusrs unb beg iiber
basfelbe gepprfene Bdfer baben iid
taufenbe BON gonHen Suder in en-
RIP perpdnbtlt, Der fid iiber .inen
sbeil Der Snief ergisbt. Gs tperben
aandlt sesraben. I'm ibn IN bic Bal
gu leiten.
Jnfolse Der sroB,n SiBe ~srplobirte
cine 70 arobe ansahl Don ShrapneIs
inmitten Der Sriimmer, bab msbr als
80 @rbeiier. tpelte in ter Gsuersons
bd4dftist paren, dbberufen tpers
ben mubten unb BON Der goli3ei
cine 2tnie essoe.n tpurbe, fpel9e ME
manb iiberfdrsiten Sarf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03

ridden @ertpaItungsspeige unb bic
Stdote tpdren Our4 Ql6oronungen bers
treten, um bic bereits gema4ten @rs
fdbrungen oltf benz 9ebiete Der Wluis
ie%pfpeiiungen aus5utauiten unb cine
@runolage CUR ausbe9uung duf bds
gan3e RetA gu finben. Die MaHens
ipeiiung ioa ni4t fir bic drmerc
gep0lterung, fonbern audi fir ben
MittelitauD 8ugei4utttsn Iein unb ben
ge5ieberu cine 3tpar etufd6e, aber
i4madbufte unb geniisenbe Grndbs
rung aepGbrleiiten. 0amentli6 ioll
Der ain0erernGbrung bus groBte gus
genmert 3ugeDenbet Derben. Sn einiz
gen 8rpbitGbten, tpte in 9amburg
unb in 5runtTurt a. We. lit bic Wiafens
ipeiiung bereits nit gutem @rfoIgc
eingefiibrt tporben, in 9dmburq be5iea
ben flint SeGbitel Der 9ebDIterung, in
5rantfurt gar nern 3~tpun5tgitel ibr
gFen aug Der 0ffentIiden Slide. Dtit
nG9iten Wontag pirb aud bic Ret4ss
bauptitabt nit Der Mafenipeiiung
burh Dffentlihe &ii9en beginner. Der
Speiie5ettel fir bic erite 8o6e peiit
fplsenbe @eri9te auf: Wontug, ben
10. Suli PiteIiteinerfletI6; 9iensz
tag. ben II. SuIi; griibreis nit &urz
toffeln; UtittpO4 ben u. Suli:
Grbien nit Sped: 9onner1tdg, benz
10, Sui; 5teii8 nit 9uoeIn; 6reiz
tag, ben IA. SuIi; Crime unb tpeiBe
9pbnen nit aurtuffeln; Samitag, ben
Is. Suli: &oblrabi nit Sartoffeln in
9riibe; Sonntug, ben 16. Suli: gu
laid nit &urtpffeln.
Oeutf9e &rteqsgefd.n,
gene in erS9pei5. 4us 3Is
rid fdreibt man: Die 1uterbringung
peuti6er Observation-Disclosures &riegss
sefangener in Der S8pet5 bat IN err
freuIiher Weiie bic 2ie6estbGtigfett
mad serufen. Sir nptbpenoige 8leis
bung, @di6e uub Shube forgt bo3
Oeuti9e Rei9; tp~etteres bleibt Der
Freien 2iebestb6tigtett, irsbefoubere
Der 9tlfsberetne, iiberlaFen; bier iino
aber aud Gin5elgaben febr ertpiirf6t;
Defenders tperben gebrdudt: Rdfts
bemben, marine Saden, Salstiiaer.
9aI6sntii6er, Wabenbtnber, Sauss
Ithube, Suder, aGIerfano 9iirften,
Seize, ferner 8uiRr5erig unb Saf6ens
meier. gu f~pertbopqer 8efd1dftigung
biensn Bidder, MufitaIien, e%ebiegene
3eiti6riften, 3eiberporldgeu, Sriegss
tarteu unb 9%riefpdpiere; Ippie 6Olser
urb Mtefer gum S6niben, aud man4
terial fir Qebers, Sniipfs unb dnberc
6anoar6eiten. auh Sptele limb mill
tommen. Cine grpbe DOblt6dt bebeus
tet fir S9tpafe unb 9eldbmte elm
giegeitubt. 6erner iinb Wtu'ttiuitrua
mente (@eige, 6lote, @uttarre, Mons
boline, 3iebs uub Mtunbbormouita
uip.) Iebr srpiini9t. 9eionbers an
gebraGt iino aber @elbIperben, aug
oenen INNER oaa ougei6oFft iperber
tam, tuas eeraoe am beIorosren Ort
uno in beicnoersm Sn0 notbtpenbig
eri6sint. Sc ptrb aFfo gebeter. ane
berarttge @aben, tpenn teine beionbc'
rem 8esiebuugeu beitsben rber Gelegens
beten ~bprbanber Iinb, on bic Stelleu
gu fenbeu, ppn beneu eine ftetige Giira
forge fir bic beutiden ariegsgefdrges
men ausgsbt uTb ipp man iiber bic
a%lsemeinen uno beIonbereu 8eoiirf'
niEe 9eIdeib tpeib. 9dbeu an Gefb
btttet man gu Ieubeu an bic &dntOndls
banf gern auf bas &oato Deutfdsr
gH4srnterfonb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03
Subcs.gnseisen
Starb an Wlitt,uo9, Den 2. gtueult 1915, lHr
IL ubr as Utnlten Wabts.
Mlarp MiOSen6uriT,
se6. Denies,

ge6. Denies,
Nttiiue hes berliorbeHeu Grart Wtioocnburff,
I'M utter bon 70 SGbreH, 1 ptnHat uHb 20
Gdgeit. Iag it1lo Stunoe Der geeroieuna pers
ben fpdter beiututt genad5t tperbeR. 1t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03

W~ertrauen our Resteruns gu baben,
tpel9e BAG duberfte settan babe, I'm
ben Strieg gu %perbinbern, unb beren
Steaung setpifen Reutrulen segens
iibsr bic 9ef4ihte emit redtfertigen
tpetoe
The Monticellonian., 1916-06-29

A. NJ Frazier. representing the Pc
kin Staye Company, has bought a
large area of fine white oak timber
near Rush, and will build large stave
mill. About rs men viii be employed.
The Monticellonian., 1916-06-29
GEN. FUNSTON READY
To MEET CARRANzA
WAR DEPARTMENT REQUESTED
TO SEND A LARGE PART OF
THE NATIONAL GUARD.

San Antonio, Texas.-Faeing Car
ranza's defiant army in Northern
Mexico there will be stationed along
the Rio Grande within a week or 10
days an American force that will to-
tai it was believed, almost 10000
men. Gen. Funston has requested the
War Department to send him as quick
ly as possible large part of the ma
tional guardsmen, and adviees rece1v-
ed indicated entraining of the first
troops would begin at once As fast as
they arrive in the south they will be
sent TO the stations chosen. part
will be brought to San Antonio and
held here as a reserve, but large
part of them will be within sight of
Mexico when they get off the trains.
Gen. Funston did not announce how
many he has asked for nor the sta,
lions to which they viii be sent, but
it is known that he expects more
than a division. and it was said that
not less than $4,000 would be sent.
Secretary Lansing's note to Garran-
za's minister of foreign affairs was
read carefully by Gen. Funston and
members of his staff
Those officers familiar with the
temperament of the Mexican officials
regarded it as communication almost
certain to sweep aside the barriers
holding apart the two armies. Already
the border army, made up of troops
of the regular establishment and the
militia men of Texas, New Mexico and
Arizona. comprises more than 10000.
The army already patrolling the in
ternational line, is prepared to resist
any aggression the Mexican govern
ment forces might make, but it was
demonstrated some time ago that it
was not big enough to guard the long
line from Brownsville to the Pacific,
and army officers never have regard
ed it as strong enough to undertake
an invasion in force. Gen. Funston's
request for the guardsmen was for "a
number sufficient to give adequate
protection to the border" Officers at
his Headquarters also felt that with
Mexico on a big scale might be under
taken, but in the event of 1nterven-
ton or any other action making neces,
sary a general forward movement IN
to Mexico. Gen. Funston explained
that he would ask Immediately FOR
the remainder of the 100000 guards
men called TO service.
The Monticellonian., 1916-06-29
ROAD TO Be BUILT
DESPITE OBSTACLE
HIGHWAY LIES IN GREENWOOD
DISTRICT CONNECTING WITH
FORT SMITH LIMITS.
PLAN GENERALLY FAVORED
Mr.. Jasper Says 600 Property Owners
Have Signed Petitions Favoring
lmproVement-Othe Develop
ment Work Planned.
Fort Smith

J. w Jasper. we'll known insur-
ance agent OF Huntington and good
roads booster. while in Fort Smith
recently declared that the Sebastian
County highway, a link in the Arkan-
sas Jefferson highway, will be built in
spite of the opposition that has de,
veloped against the project The high
way lies entirely in the Greenwood
district. connecting with Fort Smith
at the limits of the Fort Smith district
and extending as far as Mansfield on
the Scott County line. 1t is the opin-
ion of Mr.. Jasper that those who are
fighting the project are doing SO be-
cause they have been misadvised as 10
how the highway is to be financed by
taxation. In the vicinity of Hunting
ton, Mr. Jasper says, 600 property
owners have signed petitions favoring
the improvement.
The Central Coal and Coke Com
pany is acquiring additional coal lands
the citizens of that place are expect
ing a period of unprecedented pros
perity as soon as development work
begins. This coal is found at great
er depth than the coal that is being
mined in the company's mines in and
near that city, and this fact will ne
cessitate a greater expenditure in
reaching the fuel. 1t is understood
that the company has acquired a con-
siderable acreage and is DESTROYS of
obtaining more
The Monticellonian., 1916-06-29
RUSSIANS CAPTURE
l72,484 AUSTRIANS
PETROGRAD SAYS THAT GERMAN
ATTACKS WERE REPUISED-
GERMANS PUT TO FLIGHT.

Petrograd.-Th war office announc-
by the Russians in the offensive in
Volhynia and Galicia was 172.4S4.
The total number of prisoners
taken by Gen Brusiloff from June 3
to 49, inclusive" says the statement
was 1850 officers and 169,134 men
We also captured 1873 guns, $50 ma
chine guns, 1S9 bomb throwers, 119
artillery limbers, "a searchlights and
a large quantity of other war ma
terial
The official announcement says that
in a severe engagement on the Stok
bod River German troops, which made
an attack in massed formation were
repulsed and took to flight
The announcement follows:
Desperate fighting continues in the
region north of Gadomitchi, on the
Styr. The village of Gruziatyn chang
ed hands several times. We entered
the village and captured II officers,
400 men and six machine guns, but
gusts of German artillery fire com.
PEELED us to evacuate the town again
with furious persistence the Ger
mans operating in the region of Vo-
rontcnine, northwest Of Kiselin. unGer
cover of gusts of artillery fire from
both light and heavy guns, made re-
peated attacks against our young
regiments Our troops by impetuous
attacks put the Germans to flight, TAX
ing nine machine guns and a number
of prisoners belonging to various reg
iments.
AT o'clock on the following morn
ing in the region of the village of Raj
miesto, on the Stokhod River, north
east of Vorontehine, the enemy attack
ed in mass formation. The engage
ment became a hand-to-hand struggle
in which the Germans. unable to sus-
tain our steady pressure, took flight,
leaving in our hands wounded and
prisoners not yet counted.
"On the extreme left wing we are
still pursuing the enemy and have
crossed the Sereth River"
The Monticellonian., 1916-06-29

MILITARY COMMITTEE ADOPTS
HOUSE RESoLuTloN-TWo
CHANGES ARE MADE.
NO TIME LIMIT ON SERVICE
Committee Eliminates 100000 APP
preparation For Relief of Dependents
of Guardsmen, Holding Single Men
Should Be Called First.

Washington-A favorable report on
the House resolution authorizing the
president to draft Immediately into the
federal service national guafdsmen
willing to take the prescribed oath
was ordered by the Senate military
committee after it had stricken out a
section appropriating 100000 for
the relief of dependents of guardsmen
and another limiting the term of ser
vice to three years.
A substitute adopted for the relief
provision would direct the guardsmen
support be discharged.
As reported by the committee, the
measure otherwise stands as it origi-
nally was reported to the House, with
the House amendment declaring that
an emergency now exists calling for
the use of troops other than regulars,
instead of leaving the question to be
determined by the president. Service
of guardsmen taken into the federal
army is limited only to the period of
the emergency.
The committee was practically I'M
animous in voting to eliminate the
100000 relief section.
IF there are men in the militia now
who have families dependent upon
them, they should remain at home
and take care of their families. said
Senator Weeks. There are plenty Of
able young men eager to serve their
country whose families are not de-
pendent upon them"
70 make such relief provision as
the House resolution proposed would
disorganize the regular army" Sen
ator Chamberlain declared. we can
not have such benefits for one class
of the service at such time and de-
prive another class in the same ser.
vice of the privilege. The amendment
we have proposed giving the secre-
tary of war authority to honorably dis
charge enlisted men with dependent
families puts us on the same footing
as other countries. Men with depend
ent families always should be called
into the service last"
The Monticellonian., 1916-06-29

Affairs in Mexico are shaping them
selves just as and every other Amer
lean engaged in the mining business
Harley Right, who has been at Hot
Springs for several months. taking the
baths and waiting to get back to his
mining interests. Mexico will never
amount to anything until the United
States intervenes and guarantees pro
lection to American interests there"
Mr.. Right was captured four times by
soldiers of various Mexican factions
and once was sentenced to be shot
The Monticellonian., 1916-06-29
Last Consul Withdrawn.

San Antonio.-The arrival at La
redo of Philip Hanna, consul general
at Monter, Y, developed the fact that
the State Department ordered both
him and ]. R. Silliman, consul general
at Saltillo, to the American side OF
the river. Their withdrawal leaves
the American government with no
consular representatives, at interior
points in Mexico, except an agent at
Mexico City.
The Monticellonian., 1916-06-29
Oil Investigation Ends.

Washington-The Federal Trade
Commission ended its investigation OF
the rise of gasoline prices Represen-
tativss of Standard Oil and various IN
dependent companies gave widely diff
ferent explanations. a report of the
hearings and investigation by commits
sions agents will be made public
soon
The Monticellonian., 1916-06-29

Judge Trieber, in federal court, at
Little Rock, decided the Mississippi
sunken lands cases in favor of the
government. The court found that
there was no lake when the survey
was made in Mississippi County in
1845. and consequently the lands be-
longed to the government The cases
tried before Judge Trieber rest ed en-
tirely upon facts, the legal questions
involved being settled in the Lee Will
son case tried some time ago. Correct
location and acreage of the lands were
the chief points in dispute.
The Monticellonian., 1916-06-29
"War Bride at CHICAGO.

Chicago.-Chicago's first Mexican
war bride" was Miss Anna X. Knud-
SON. She and Capt August F. W.
Siebel of Company c. Second Infan.
try. |. n. G., were married in the regi-
mental armory, upon receipt of Gov
ernor DUNES order to the state
troops to mobilize at once. If the
regiment is ordered to the border they
said they would make the trip their
honeYmOOn.
The Monticellonian., 1916-06-29

Farmers and truck growers near
Van Buren, are shipping large quanu-
ties of beans, which are bringing $40
per bushel. Three hundred and fifty
bushels were shipped during one day.
The Monticellonian., 1916-06-29
Prohis lnvite. Moosers.

Chicago-Formal invitation to join
the Prohibition party was extended to
all members of the Progressive party
in a telegram sent by Virgil g. Hin
shaw. chairman of the Prohibition Ma
tional Committee, to Victor Murdoch,
chairman of the Progressive National
Committee, and George w. Perkins,
chairman of the Executive Committee
of the Bull Moose party.
The Monticellonian., 1916-06-29

X.RaN on RooSeNelt-

New 4ork.-Theodore Roosevelt I'M
edrwent an X-ray examination here
for what he characterized as posi-
bly, a slight breaking of the muscles"
around the rib which was broken
when ne was thrown from a horse
Nav "a, 1915
The Monticellonian., 1916-06-29
Mexicans Flee Inland.

Laredo, ex.-Overwrought with ex-
citement as a result of the Mexican
ra d on American troops at San Ygna-
clio. Tex, fully half the population of
Nuevo Laredo, Mex, opposite here,
evacuated the town and have gone
south to La Jarita and Lampasas an
army stronghold.