davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-08-25
Car Mems Strike Averted.

New York.-Danger of another
strike on the surface car lines of New
York was minimized Friday when It
was announced that the board of direc-
tors of the New York Railways COM
pany had decided to arbitrate the
question of reinstating employees dis
missed because they had been convict
ed of disorderly conduct during the
recent strike.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-08-25

/ contracts for liberal subscribers to
the Democratic campaign fund
Isn't it about time to stop this sort OF
thing and get on sane business
basis? The republican party can put
us there
The President is still shouting fol
forward looking men" to stand by
his side. Men who look backward
especially those who look backward
over the administration record, arc
most distasteful to him.
We understand that Wilson's lat
est great diplomatic victory" which
is over Carranza, is just like all that
have preceded 1.-THE other fellow
is left perfectly satisfied.
The dismal yesterdays of the Will
son administration are being Sc
clearly depicted by Mr. Hughes that
the cheerful tomorrow of Republican
restoration to power is easily discern
ible.
The Civil Service Commission has
refused the Civil Service Reform
League permission to inspect the
government records for the reason,
among other things, that it might
result in accusations embarrassing to
the administration. There is abso-
lutely no doubt that such would be
the result.
Reports from various sections of
the country are to the effect that
President Wilson'S vacillation on
every conceivable subject is the
chief cause of his loss of support
among Democrats. No man would
have confidence in business associ-
ate who changed as often as does
Wilson, and not many men think a
President should be less dependable
than an ordinary business man.
Here is some good Republican ar
gument from a Democrat. In the
Senate on August II, Senator Rams
dell, of Louisiana, discussing the
shipping bill, said that we shall find
that after the war the European ma
tions will take advantage of every
possible method to decrease costs of
production and transportation, both
of which necessarily enter into the
selling price. Just what we have
been telling you. Yet the Democrat
ic party stands against an import
duty which will prevent the nations
of Europe from selling in this coun-
try at prices that would prove ruin
Gus competition with factories pay
ing the American wage scale of
wages.
Bryan the Unashamed.
Bryan declares that he is not
ashamed of the deserving DEM
ocrats'' letter. 1t was written, he ex-
plains, to a man who held a position
outside the civil service and the jobs
he was trying to get for the faithful
we're likewise unprotected by civil
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-08-25
TRUE INWARDNEss OF THE
VERA CRUZ INCIDENT.

In the Spring of 1914, occur
red the capture of Vera Cruz.
Men from one of our ships had
been arrested at Tampico and
had been discharged with an
apology. But our Admiral de-
manded salute, which was re-
fused. Thereupon the President
went to Congress, asking au-
thority to use the armed forces
of the United States. Without
waiting for the passage OF the
resolution, Vera Cruz WAS sefz-
ed. 1t appeared that a shipload
of ammunition for Huerta was
about to enter that port. There
was a natural opposition to this
invasion and a battle occurred
In which nineteen Americans
and over q hundred Mexicans
were killed. This, of course,
was war. Our dead soldiers
were praised for dying like
heroes in a war OF service.
Later. we retired from Vera
Cruz, giving up this noble war
fare. We had not obtained the
salute which was demanded.
We had not obtained reparar
ton for affronts. The ship with
.r.,nnitjon which could not
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-08-25

Continued on page 2.)
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-08-25
BRYAN the Unashamed.

Bryan declares that he is not
ashamed of the deserving DEM
ocrats" letter 1t was written, he ex-
plains, to man who held position
outside the civil service and the jobs
he was trying to get for the faithful
we're likewise unprotected by civil
service regulations,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-19
CzARNOG0RA -zDRADz|1A?
VA71oc1 b11a 4 11Ctrva k0w

ia jakiS nowy krok dyplomaty--
emo zdradziecki, moze pre-
ciagajacy Grecye ma ich strong,
azeby 60 upozorowat, puScili W
SWAT pogloski 0 zamachu Sprzy-
mierzonych ma Grecye. Co jest
na rzeczy faktycznie ME wiado-
mo.
- Rzady francuski angielski
przyslaIy Grecyi note - W for
mie ultimatum, zadajaca stanow-
czego zdecydowania sympathy
greckich ma jedna lub druga stro-
ne: odpowicdz ma bye dana w As
godzin; jeSli niekorzystnie wypa-
dnie - prosi sic o zwrot papie-
row akredytujacych przedstawi-'
cieli Francyi Anglii przy rza--
die greckim. Akta rzqdu gre
ckiego mialy bye przenieSione z
Aten do Laryssy w glab ladu,
Wszystko to raczej So pog}oskl -
-. ,ozvtvwne donicSienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-19
Niemcy W OdwrOcie
z POlski.
Luck i Pi1sk EVA
kuoWane.

Kij6w Piotrogrod, l9 stycZ--
MIA. - Nadesziy wiadomosci bar
do wazne: pod presya poteznej
ofensywy rosyjskiej - pomimo
niemniej silnej kontrakcyi Mem
COW i Austryakow uznali oni "a
wskazane usunac sic wysunle-
tych naprzod punktow: ewakuo-
wall iuz Niemcy Pinsk Polesie
i Gala wogole okolice mad Pry-
pecia: w poblizu Pinska Rosya-
ME DO krwawej walce zdobyli mil
kilka okopow niemieckich zadali
Niemcom straty bardzo znaczne;
ME dose na tenn - nadchodA
wiesc il Niemcy juz take i Luck
ewakuowali. silna fortece wo4yn-
ska, trzymana ma spoke z Au--
strvakami: i tam W okolicy walk
miaIy bye bardzo krwawe, a o.
negdaj ponad 1000 jencow zwle-
ziono do Kijowa. USuniecie sic
Austro Niemcow Lucka jest
zapowiedzia ewakuacyi Wo4ynia,
ktory wfaSnie jest jednym ce--
low g{ownych ofensywy rosyJ-'
skiei: akcya rosyjska siega CO.
raz potezniej mad linie kolejow7
olbrzymiej wagi strategicznej, Ia
czaca fortece BrzeSc Litewski'
Kowel i Luck, zajecie wlec kto-
reikolwiek tych fortec przez
Rosyan dowodziIoby, IL LIMA ia
zostaIa opanowana a w kazdym
razie przerwapa, CO musiafoby
pociagnac nova zupeinie forma--
eve frontu niemiechego na
wschodzie; zajecie zaS Lucka
znaczyioby oderwanie Austrya--
k6w ma po}udniu cd Niemcow da
lei na poInoc gwaitownie zagro-
ziIobv obu czesciom ich wspol-
nei arrnii, zwiaszcza - austrya-
ckiei ! TAX niedosc poteznej na
s+aw;enie czoia Rosyi - juz So
pogsoski i pOszlaki, IL Austrya-
cv przygotowuja sic do pOnOwne-
go opuszczenia LwOwa mysl2
skupic obrone "a Sanem dopie--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-19
'zADAJA zN0W WYSkAN|A
ARM|| DO MEXYKU.
Ucieczka niemieckiego szpiega.
COMPERS "A POCOTOW|EM BOJ0WEM.
Komisye armii i t|oty przy pracy'
Z krajowej konwencyi gornikow.
Prezydent objedzie kraj mowami.
Wilson ustapi ma kory$G C|arRa?
Baterye Edisona powodem eksplozyi.
Wilson ustapi ma korzy$G C|ark'a?
Baterye Edisona powodem eksplozyi.

Lincoln, ktory przebywai "
wiezieniu brooklyhskiem, przy
Raymond ul., korzystai wiclu
ulg i przywilejow, w szczeg6l-
nosci zaS pozwalano mu try ra-
zy tygodniowo udawat sic pod
straza do ginachu fcderalnego,
gdzie pracowai mad dzieiem, trak-
tujacem o miedzynarodowym sy-
stemie szpiegostwa.
w towarzystwic dozorcy
Franka Johnsona udal sic oncg-
daj jak zwykle do gmachu fedc-
ralnego, poczem obaj wstapili &c
restauracyi. Tu wiezien oswald,
czyi, ze musi sobie obnyt rgcc
i udai sic do umywalni. Gdy p"
uplywie 10ciu ninut ME wracai,
Johnson poszedi "a MIN do umy-
walni. lecz juz 60 tam mic by}o.
Zarzadzono natychmiaSt pogoh
"a zbiegien i poszukiwanla, ale
jak dotychczas - bez zadncsc
rezultatu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-19

jDokonczenie ma str. y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-19

oddano Austryakom niezdobyte
pozycye pod Kucsem i Cetynje,
ktore polecono oddae bez proby
obrony, Rad czarnogorski cof-
nah sic do Skutari, choc Rad wio.
ski ofiarowa4 goscine krolowi Mi.
ko1ajowi jego rzadowi: krol Mi
koiaj wiedziai widocznie, IL rnu W
Skutari mic ME grozi &c strony
Austryakow. Wiosi dalej dowo'
dza, re olbrzymie zapasy zywno-
sci posiane do Albanii Czarnogo
ry ma wsparcie Serbow i Czarno-
gorcow zgnify W portach, ME uzy
te nalezycie: ME rozwieziono ich
po kraju by lud uwierzyf IL Sprzy
mierzeni opuscili Czarnogorcow
i Serbow. re przeto mic innego ME
zostaje, jak przyjac Austryakow
i z1aczyc sic mimi. -. Co ma
tych pogfoskach - prawdy, ME
wiadomo.
Berlin, 19 stycznia. - Pisma
tutejsze donosza, IL w Czarno-
g6rze faktycznie ustaly Walk 4
pomiedzy arnliami tocza sic ne
gocyacye o kapitulacye arnii car
nog6rskiej zawieszenie broni -
czy pok6j zupe}ny ~ dla Car,
nnr.nr,r ndrahinN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-19
OFIARY MORZ.
= EXPEDYCYI FORDA>

wadza w Grecyi republike - w
czem maja bye w porozumieniu Z
partya Venizelosa oczywista re-
publika ia staneiaby do walk po
stronie Sprzymierzonych, lecz
powiadaja, IL krol ma po swej
stronie armie ludu WiekszoSc, O.
burzonego tym zamachem i gwa}-
tenn. Inni powiadaja, re krol ME
ma "a soba tel wiekszoSci, ow--
szem po miastach maja bye an
tymonarchlczne demonstracye,
oparte zwlaszcza ma giodzie kt6-
ry coraz dotkliwiej doskwlera,
ooniewaz Sprzynierzeni fakty--
cznie blokujq Grecye, stwierdzo-
nc bowiem, IL Grecya czeSc do
starczanyCh sobie zapasow sprzs-
dawala mocno ich potrzebuJacym
Niemcom i Austryakom. .. Tyl-
ko cze5c ministrow, ma bye po
stronie kr6lewskiej. j.... Jeszcze
inni gloSza, il wszystko to sq
wogole intrygi niemieckie, IL
Niemcy So W porozumieniu kro-
lem Konstantynem i przygotowa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-19
.Sytuacya ma Ba}kanie.
Sprzymierzeni W Grecyi

Londyn, 10 stycznia. - Alema
wciaz ieszcze zadnych potwier-
dzen wieSci wczorajszych o ak
cyl Sprzymierzonych podjetej W
samej Grecyi, choc zr6dla ME
mieckie stale i uparcie to glosza.
Amsterdam, 10 stycznia. - No
We informacye, droga Niemiec O.
trzymane, gIosza, IL swieze woj-
ska anglo francuskie wylado-
waiy w Koryncie, o 4S mil ma po-
iudniowy zachod Cd Aten. Nne
jest doniesienie, IL wojska, oneg-
daj ladowane w Nowym Falero-
ME zosta}y wycofane z powrotem
ma statki. Coraz wiecej woJsk
Sprzymierzonych wciaz laduJe w
Salonikach ma wschod cd punk
tn tego w Orfani, skqd wojska O.
we szachuja SLIME Turkow, kto-
rzyby Gallipoli ciagneli pod Sa-
loniki. Z pod Salonik wogole z
Bafkanu niema wieSci wiele: w
Salonikach gotowoSc do przyJe-
cia nieprzyjaci6i jest zuPeina; &C.
neral francuski Serial zostal wo-
dzem naczeInym wojSk polaczo--
nych y wodz to ME starry, cd
znaczajqcy sic nader wielka smla
loscia postepowania: ma do dyS-
pozycyi ponad cwier6 miliona
wojsk W Salonikach i okolo sto
tysiecy Gallipoli wzistych.
Londyn. 19 stycznia. - Aero
planv francuskie w liczbie 25clu
zbombardowaly miejScowoSc Pc
trisi, gdzie sic mieSci komenda
bulgarska, dokoIa wielki oboz
Bulgar6w,: podobno kanonada ia
napowietrzna spowodowaia ME-
bvwala kleske - kilkuset zoinie-
rzy bufgarskich zginefo, drugie
tvle rannych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-19
GOMPERS ZWOLENNIKIEM
POGOTOWIA, ALE ME
MILITARYZMU.

Waszyngton. 19 stycznia. -
Odbyfa sic tn roczna konWcncyl
Narodowej Fcdcracyi ObywateI-
skiej, .na ktorej znamicnnc mo-
wy wypowiedzieli John Hays
Hammond Samuel GompcrS.
Hammond zaznaczy}, ze pre-
ciwko wzmocnieniu pogotoWla
zbrojnego diva gIownic argumen-
ty bywajq wytaczanc; zwolenni-
cy pokoju "a wszelka cene oba-
wiaja sic nawet cienia tego co
znamy pod nazwa militaryznu,
inni zaS przeciwnicy zbrojen
wskazuja IA wielkie koszta, Z
jakimi So one polaczone. Mowca
wskazywal na to, re proponowa-
na bilionowa nadwyzke ia mad
zwyczajne wydatki armii i flo
ty uwazac nalezy "a .byzneso-
wa inwestycye asekuracye, -
ME zawsze zabezpieczajaca cd
wojny - -lecz, kt6ra przynaj--
mniej niebezpieczehstwo wybu--
chu jej zmniejsza do minimum.
Prezydent Amerykahskiej A Fe-
deracyi Piracy Samuel Gompers
donaga} sic r6wniez wzmocnienia
zbrojnego pogotowia. Zaznacza--
jac wyraznie, re organizacya woj-
skowa musi bye demokratyczn9
i narod musi sic strzedz pred
widmem militaryzmu, podnios},
ze Ameryka wiasna wolnost zdo-
byia zbrojnem wystapieniem pre-
ciwko tyranowi, a pacyfiSci igno-
ruja te ceche ludzkiej rasy, kto-
ra czyni ludzi zdolnymi do po--
swiecenia wszystkiego dla ideal
nych pobudek. Wyrazii sic przy
tenn temi slowami:
,,Ludzie, kt6rzy zasluguja ma
te nazwe, beds walczyG nawet
swistek papieru, jesli papier ten
reprezentuje ideally ludzkiej VOL
nosci i sprawiedliwoSci. Chociaz
swiadomi jesteSmy brutalnosci
wojny i znamy wartoSt zycia,
zdajemy sobie r6wnoczeSnie spra
we tego, jake rezultaty mogio-
:Hokoficzerie ma str. ~,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-19
Glossy Niemieckie.

Berlin-Wieden, 19 styczn1a. -
Ze strony niemieckiej niema ?o-
twierdzen sukcesow rosylskich
Natomiast donosza ObSzernie o
wielkich stratach niePrzyjacie.a
W wzmozonych ma wielke skals
waIkach ma wschodnim froncl3'
Niemieokie pisma obliczaja, IL
wslka W novel ofensywie ROsyar
trwa juz ponad try tygodnie, a
straty Rosyan W niej wynosza po
mad 10000 ludzi. Doniesienia ME
mieckie i austryackie stale mo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-19
Czarnog6Ea Zdra-
dzila?!...

Rzym, 10 stycznia. - Pisma
wloskie .oglaszaja sensacyjne O.
skarzenia pod adresem rzadu
Czarnogory: mianowicie zarzu--
GAIA, il Rad ten zdradzif spra-
we Sprzymierzonych, re wszedi
w porozumienie Austryakami
jeszcze pred zdobyciem CORY
Lovcen, ktorej broniono tylko dla
zachowania pozorow pred resi-
ia ISprzymierzonych, podobniez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-19
Z Walk W Azyi.

Piotrogrod, 10 stycznia. - Sta
/. sukcesy Z :kaukaskiego frontu
notuja ostatnimi ozasy raporty
rosyjskie; w walkach cd 16go b.
m. wzieto 200 jehcow, sporo zdo-
byczy wojennej, jak namiotow,
broni, zywnoSci i +. p.
Konstantynopol, 10 stycznia. -
Raporty tureckic pod Kaukazu
przyznaja wielka potege. tamtej'
szej ofensywy rosyjskiej, lecz
zarazem utrzymuja, IL dostate--
czny sprzeciw ia spotka} n'ino
STRAIT Turcy trzymaja sic dobrze'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-19
z GrecEi.

Ateny, 1S stycznia. - Stan wo-
jenny ma bye lada dnia ogioszo-
nv - moze lada momentu; w
CALVIN kraju przejawia sic wzbu-
rzenie i zdenerwowanie do nal
wyzszego stopnia - niepewnoSS
,owszechna. -. zdania podzielo
ne: Iedni utrzymuja, IL SPrzy--
mierzeni przygotowali zamach
na rad greoki Konstantyna' kto-
rego zamierzaja usunat / zapro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-19

nozvtyWne donicsienia,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-19
lime TelegrarnY.

via tylko o odparciu atakow ro'
syiskich, jakkolwiek Rosyan JEST
W kllkakroc wiecej - niz Mem
cow i Austryakow. Austryacy
wzieli w tym miesiacu okoit
5000 jehcow rosyjskich. Akcya
skupia sic ma poiudniowo wscho
dnim odcinku 1inii; ma polnocno-
wschodnim tylko potyczki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-19

Jezeli chcecie pozyczke ma proper
ia przytem dobra rzetelna obsiuge
idzcie do Hatterman CLAM, lilo
Milwaukee ave. AOgL)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-19
sPRAWY MExYKANsK1E.
Waszynpton 19 stycznia. -

Washington, 10 stycznia. -
Wczorajsza sesya senatu zazna-
czyla sic ponownymi atakami na
polityke mexykahska prezydenta
Wilsona i nowemi rezolucyanil
zadajacemi czynnej interwencyi
" Mexyku.
Senatorzy Borah i Curtiss do
magali sic natychmiastowej ak
cyl seratu i wysiania armi d.
Mexyku, a sekundowai i'm sena-
tor Lippitt Rhode Island, k,o-
ry oSwiadczyi, re wojsko amery~
kansk'e powinno /. 10 wkroczyt
do Mexyku Yjeszcze pred zacho-
dem slorica tego dnia, kiedy otrzy
tnano wiadomost { zamordo~a--
riu 18tu Amerykanow W Sarta
Ysabel'.
Urzednicy departamentu sta
nu Gala starannoScia wygoto-
wuja zadane rezolucya senatora
Falla sprawozdanie, zawierajace
wszystkie szczegoiy odnoSnie do
rozwoju k1vestyi mexykahskiej
cd upadku prezydenta Madery,
do ktorego dolaczona bedzle Gala
odnoszaca sic do niej korespon--
dencya Z przewodcami frakcyi
mexykatiskich.
Ell Psso, Tex. 10 stycznia. -
Dwie kule wystrzelone z mexy-
kaiskiego brzegu rzeki Rio Gran
de ugodzily W budynek stacyi
immigracyjnej kolei Santa Fe,
ME raniac ma szczescie nikogo'
Urzednicy wyrazaja przypusz-
czenie, re strza}y dali dwaj Me-
xykanie, aresztowani onegdaj "a
usiiowane przemytnictwo, kto--
rym udaio sic zbiedz.
Mexyk miasto, 10 stycznia. -
General Pablo Gonzalez, komen-
dant Carranzy W stolicy republi-
XII. wydal drastyczne zarzadzenia
przeciwko zaburzeniom, jake
wzniecic usituja tn przewodcy
klasy robotniczej, ktora don,aga
sic znacznego podwyzszenia pia-
cy przygotowuje 81 E do prokla-
mowania generalnego strajku W
sobote
Juarez, Mex. 19 stycznia. -
Gala Jose Rodrigueza i Miguela
Baca Wales, przewodcow stron-
nictwa Will, ukaranych smiercia
"a udziai w morderstwie Amery-
kanow w'Santa Ysabel, zostaly-z Z
polecenia wladz wystawione ma
widok publiczny, jako rzucajscy
sic w oczy znak, re Carranza ME
mysli tolerowac dalszych napa-
dow bandyckich i surowo bedz'e
karac zaki6cajacych spohoj pu-
bliczny bezpieczehstwo.
Uc1EcZKA MEME
cKIEGo szPIEGA.
Nowy York, 10 stycznia. -
Ienacy T. Trebich Lincoln, byiy
czlonek parlamentu brytyjskiego,
kt6ry przyznal sic do szpiego--
silva ma rzecz Niemiec znajdo-
wal sic przetrzymany w tutej--
seem wiezieniu do ukonczenla
formalnosci, poiaczonych zamie
rzonem wydaniem go Anglii, u
cieki pilnujacemu go dozorcy /
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-27
RIOTS AT ELECTION
CAUSE OF ARRESTS
Linton Police Chief Busy Serving
Papers Charging As
Sault.
News- Times SpeciaI Serrlce:

News Times Special Service:
LINTON. Ind. Jan. 27.-Chief of
Police J. w. Beatty is busy today
serving warrants charging assault
and battery in connection with the
riotous local option election of last
week when the city. by a small ma
jority, voted TO retain its saloons.
So far only wet supporters have
been arrested. hut according To Beat
ty a number of drys are slated for
arrest also. More than a dozen fights
were in progress at one time at the
election, and violence was frequent
at every polling place in the city.
Twenty-fOur afhdavits have been
sworn to by Pros. Atty. w Ray Col
Inns. The first seven men arrested
all OF whom are said TO have been
wet supporters, are Milford Hudson
James Rector. Rufus Eddington
Eliza McGabain and Fred Stein. The
men will be arraigned in local courts
Immediately.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-27
DIES AT COUNTY FARM
Pioneer Lawyer of CassopoIis Meets
End i'm Poverty and Blindness.
News Times Special Service:

News Times Special Service
CASSOPOLIS. Mich. Jan. 81
James w. Smith died at the county
infirmary. death following an attack
of grip. Mr.. Smith was about 20
years old and his life mad been a
failure through blindness which
came TO him early in his career.
He was a graduate from the law
school of the L. Of NJ, going there
from the vicinity OF Edwardsburg
He returned to Edwardsburg from
school about the year 1870. and es-
tablished an office for the practice
of law. About this time his eve
sight began 10 fail him and he had
to give up his chosen profession.
In his old age he was unable to
earn anything and his family were
seemingly reluctant to care for him
Two years ago next March he was
taken to the county farm, broken in
spirit and health. He has children
living around Edwardsburg, and the
body was taken there today by an
undertaken, and will be given burial
there.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-27
ESCAPES FROM SHERIFF
Young Man Dives Through Window
and FIecs From Bullets.
News Times Special service /:

CHESANING. Mich. Jan. 81
Facing "A grave charge preferred by
an 1S-year-old neighbor girl. New
ton White. well-tO-do young farm
or living near Chesaning. leaped
through a kitchen window in his
home and escaped from the Sagina w
heriff with bullets whizzing about
his ears
White was accused by Miss Lila
Niber OF having attempted TO as
sault her while driving her home
from Chesaning in his automobile
last Saturday night She charges
that he offered TO drive her home
and that she accepted as she had
on several other occasions. but that
soon after they left Chesaning he
began 10 annoy her. A warrant for
his arrest was sworn out late Mon
day and the sheriff drove to Whites
home TO arrest him.
With a deputy pounding on the
back door and the sheriff himself
guarding the front. White dived
through n kitchen window and fled.
The officers fired at him but failed
10 stop him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-27
.THORNBURG SURE HE
WILL GO TO PRISON
Youth Held in CaSSopOIiS Jail
Sees Little Chance to
Escape Law.
News-TImes specIaI servIce /:

CASSOPOLIS. Mich. Jan 81
Sheriff Reed has returned from
Wayland. Mich. where he has been
Ior the past few days following up
various clues in connection with the
Thornburg murder mystery He OBJ
tanned Information Of great value
bearing on the past reputation Of
young sylvester Thornburg who is
accused Of the murder of his aunt
RE intimates that some startling
disclosures regarding the youths
rast actions will be made when the
case comes up for trial.
Young Thornburg is still confined
in the county Jail here and cOntin-
ues 10 he cheerful ana apparently
disinterested in the outcome of the
case. Only once had he made any
reference TO the trial and that was
the other night when he asked his
iaiiOr where he would be sent. to
Marquette or Jackson prison. He re-
ceived the reply that innocent men
were not sent TO either lie replied
We'll. ] guess they will send me to
one Of them anyway"
The youthful prisoner received a
letter from his mother in which she
advises him TO stick 10 his story
and pray for help and he will be
released. He refuses to talk about
the murder or his prospects.
Elmer r. Thornburg. husband of
the murdered woman and uncle of
the accused boy, has returned from
oxford. Ind, where his wife's body
was taken for burial He is a
broken man physically. with nerves
shattered as a result Of the tragedy
in his family. Although at first he
refused TO believe that his nephew
could have committed the crime. he
is now fully convinced that young
ThO.nburg murdered his wife and
is content to see the law take its
own course. lie has announced his
intention OF selling his farm and
goods at auction and moving out of
this section Of the country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-27
LIZTON GIRL KILLED
ON WAY FROM SCHOOL
Child Fails TO See Approaching Train
and Engineers Warning
Comes Too Late.

News Times Special Service:
LIZTON. Ind, Jan. 27.-Struck by
a fast Big Four railroad train as she
was on her way from school, Naomi
Patterson. 10 years old, daughter Of
Otis Patterson. was killed almost in
stantly yesterday. The child did not
see the train and the engineer did
not see the child in time 10 warn
her. Patterson arrived On the
scene immediately after the girl had
died. Naomi was one OF five chill
dren. Her mother died several years
ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-27
INDIANA AND MICHIGAN STATE HAPPENINGS
FLINT'S MEANEST MAN
STEALS PUPILS PENNIES

News Times Special Service:
FLINT. Mich, Jan. p. - The
meanest man is being sought by
the Flint police on a charge Of
theft The children ar the Hazel
ton school have been saving their
pennies for ever so long TO buy
a NictrOla for the school They
mad S10.SS when school closed
Friday. Monday IL was discOv-
cred that someone had stolen
the money and a gold watch. fob
and pearl knife belonging 20 the
principal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-27

city, the important part they have
taken in charitable work in the past.
led by our former beloved citizen.
Rabbi Cronbach
"Our Jewish relief committee OF
this city have arranged for a tag
day on Thursday of this week and
it is hope that many will contrib
ute according to their means The
local committee will also have num-
erous copies of the presidents proc
lamatiOn and certificates represent
ing contributions Of different