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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1916-10-19

G. B. Klarenbach renews for this
paper.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1916-10-19

Mat Neal is new Message sub
scriber.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1916-10-19

Charles Sellers and Alma Heller
renew for The Message.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1916-10-19

s. H. Douglas of st. Louis renews
for The Message.
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some CORN
SHOW AWARDS

The Fall Festival Committee Took In
S5O9.9O. 1t is Estimated that This
Will Pay All Expenses and Leave n
Surplus.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1916-10-19
DR.. ]. G. Moore is in New York.

Bernard Sellers has moved to near
Centralia.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1916-10-19
Money TO Loan.
ONE WAY TO SAVE MONEY.
Dy PatrOnizing

The New and Secondhand store.
For all kinds Stoves. Beds, Chairs,
Mattresses, Suit Cases, Trunks, Rugs,
Dresses, and everything needed in
the home. If you want to buy or
sell, call on &. Ii. Randle.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1916-10-19

Best Twenty Ears of White Corn.
LIST, SIS, Theodore Selb.
End, $3.50, Edward Selb.
3rd., $3.50, c. Il. Robins.
Best Twenty Ears of Yellow Corn,
Any Variety.
LIST, SIS, B. F. Smoot, Centralia.
End, $3.50, Elliott Cunningham.
3rd., $3.50, Bruce Ridgeway.
Best Twenty-Five Ears of Boone
County White.
1st., SIS, Heck Franklin.
= End, $3.50, B. w. Robinson.
3rd., 81, G. L. Dean.
Best Fifteen Ears Silver Mine White
Corn.
LIST, IS, Theodore Selb.
End, $3.50, B. w. Robinson.
3rd., 81, Russell Selb.
Best Fifteen Ears st. Charles County
White Corn.
1st., S., Clyde Harrison.
End, $3.50, John Quinlan.
3rd., 81, G. l.. Dean.
Best Fifteen Ears Red Corn, or Mixed
ColOrs and Variety.
1st., IS, C. l.. Robinson.
End, $3.50, James Beatty.
3rd., 81, S. A. Crum.
Best Fifteen Ears Cutie Corn,
known as leaning.
1st., IS. L. L. Jenkins, Thompson.
End, $3.50, Asa Ellington.
9rd., 81, Mrs. Grace Robinson.
Rest Fifteen Ears Golden Beauty Corn
1st., IS, l.. L. jenkins.
End, $3.50, Heck Franklin.
3rd., 81, c. H. Dean.
Best Fifteen Ears Reeds Yellow
Dent.
1st., $3.50, r. N. Greg, McCredie.
End, $3.50, b. NJ. Yates, McCredie
3rd., 81, f. Yater, McCredie.
Best Fifteen Ears Yellow Corn.
1st., SIS, C. w. Peas.
End, $3.50, L. L. jenkins, Thomp-
son.
8rd., 81, w. D. McKeehan, Thomp-
son.
Best Six Stalks of Corn, Ten or More
Ears.
1st., IS, VIM. Britt, Rush Hill.
End, $3.50, Philip Shire.
3rd., 81, w. H: Prussener.
TalIest Corn Stalk.
1st., 50, H. C. Langley.
End, 81, Bruce Ridgeway.
Srd., soc, A. F. Plate.
Best One Peck of Pop Corn.
1st., $3.50, A. C. Boyd, Thompson.
End, Red Ribbon, c. H. Dean.
3rd., White Ribbon, G. H. Freeman
Centralia.
Best Six Stalks of Sorghum Cane.
1st., 50, Willie Mills, Martinsburg.
End, Red Ribbon, Mrs. K. B. Will
kerson.
3rd., White Ribbon, A. F. Plate.
Biggest Ear of Corn.
1st., 81, G. H. Freeman, Centralia.
End, Red Ribbon, Elliott Cum
ningham.
3rd., White Ribbon, A. F. Plate.
Longest Ear of Corn.
1st., sly A. F. Plate.
End, Red Ribbon, G. L. Dean.
3rd., White Ribbon, w. II. Logan
Best One Peck of White Oats.
1st., 50, A. II. Cuno, Auxvasse.
end, 81, A. M. Brown, Laddonia.
3rd., soc, Heck Franklin.
Best One Peck of Black Oats.
1st., So, Heck Franklin.
Best One Peck of Red Oats.
lst., so, P. T. Bruce, Centralia.
End, 81, C. H. Crockett.
3rd., soc, d. s. Weaver, Centralia.
Best One Peck of Oats, any variety.
1st., So, P. T. Bruce, Thompson.
End, 81, ]. r. Dorgan, Benton City
3rd., soc, d. S. Weaver.
Best Peck Of Fulse Wheat
1st., So, p. T. Bruce, Thompson.
End, 81, o. F. Ellis, Thompson,
Best Peck any variety of Wheat.
1st., 50, L. A. Kircher, Rush Hill,
End, 81, Elmo Cunningham.
3rd., White Ribbon, B. F. Cook.
Best Peck of Cow Peas.
LIST, So, A. II. Cuno, Auxvasse
End, 81, G. H. Freeman, Centralia
3rd., White Ribbon, o, F. Ellis
Centralia,
Best Peck of Timothy Seed.
1st., So, d. S. Weaver, Centralia
End, 81, Walter Boeger,
3rd,. White Ribbon, o. F. Ellis
Thompson.
Best Sheaf of Millet.
1st,. 50, Raymond Robins.
! End, 81, o. B. Ellis.
Srd., White Ribbon, Roy McCord
Best Peck Of Rye.
| 1at 60 u III unIlfnpc W worth
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1916-10-19
JOHN w. HOWELL

Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
Gives special attention to Notarial
Work and Conveyancing.
Office: French RIIy. NeVir0. MO
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1916-10-19

For Sale.-A p, rless Jewell
etove; also a Monitor Oak, No 16.
Inquire Of G. Zaugg, N. Wade street.
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SifIanb.

Der in Berlin affreoioierte
amerifmlilhe Boti1after, 8eraro,
Der am 10. Oftober gbeil19sipeiie~
nab. Imerifa 5uriifgefontrnen mar,
miro feline slmtspflidten oemndblt
Dieoer alifnebmen; er bot BaiIage
alif benz am 5. DECEMBER na6 SEQ
penbagen abfabreiioen 0anpfer Der
ifanoinabilcb amerifanii1en 2inie
rSreoericf VIII" belegt.
Der in Dallas tpegell Der in
Detroit I'M s(ugltlt ousgefiibrten
BaD Gar" -&6uberei perbaftete sSas.
8alton, Der am Montag in Detroit
ein @elt1nonis abgelegt batte, be-
ballptet iest, oaB Die 9eteftipen i'm
Da5ll iiberreoet ODER gar .trifeo"
batten Der 8erbaftete bate cine
langere llnterreoung nit 9ii6ter
Gonnollp, Der fem llrteil iprehen
lolte. ,SSnfolge Der 3uriidllabme oes
8eitanoniiies miro iebt Ods regnldre
@eri6tsberfabren eingeleitct ilno Der
6aa ieoenfaas I'M 9fopenber-Ser-
min in Detroit sur gerbanollng
fontmen.
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9as llnterieeidiff oSentIdIano"
lit beute mDrgen itm balb siuei 1tgr
bel gscu 2pnbom, Gpnn., eingetrof-
fen. Gs iuarf por Ocean TDint glm-
fer, bis elm SamitGtsbeamter mno
Gapt. .0inId bon Der Gaitern Sur
iuarDiug Company es beindt fat
ten. Damn fubr es in ben Safen
nno legte an Der nont Staat gebam-
ten pradtisen 4anonngsbriife an
mo es neben ben gsurobeittidcn
Climb Sampfer u@iaeal", Der fiir3-
aid ppn Bolton bortbin gebradDt iunr-
De, licgt. aapitGn 9oenis ut amd)
bies Wfal ipieber Ser syiibrcr beS
Sdiffes. Gr iast, 6af bas Sdiff
Die Sabrt pine syGbrlidfeiten nnS
pbne beionhere GreigaiiIe genrad)t
1abc. ylnr lei uabrenb Der lettca
Gage 'oas @etter iebr idledJt geluc-
fen. Gas Sdiff fnbr am 10. Ofto-
Der ppn Gentidlano al, 1T alIo eim-
nm6siuansig Sage nnteriuegs geiueien.
Die gbreiie iunrbe nm 10. Sage
pers0gert, neil bas Gdiff fiirs por-
her einen 3tiammemitok NIT einem
anoern Sd)iff scbabt bate nnb be-
IdjGbist iuoroen mar. oSemtIdlanO"
fat rine 2abnns bpn Gbemi-
fallen an 8oro.
1tmler Eoit6epartement 1T bereit,
Ben Eoitberfebr NIT TemtIdlanb
fiinftig bnrd 1Iuterieeidiffe beiorgen
sm laifen.
Ons oemtfde 1iHterieebput pll.53", !,
Sas Dor &nrsem bier in glmerifa
mar, it sfadlidj in Sentidlanb ein-
getroffen.
G5erettete pom bem Sampfcr yWa.
rina4 bleibcn bei Der, gefanptnns,
Der Sampfer lei pbne @armmns tor-
peSiert iporben. ltnlere yiegiermng
Fat nnIcrm @eiddftstrGser in ger-
lin beanftrast, Der oentldlen 9ie-
aiernna nm mG6ere Mitteilmnsem 5l
erfnden. Gs Iollen IedJs 9lmerifaner
BET Scm itmtergang bes Sd)iffes mm'S
Seben scfpmmen leim.
0leidJ nadlSem er bic ysadDridlt
empfansen hattie bah feds gmeri-
faner bei benz ltntergnng Der oWfari-
na@ nm's 1eben sefommen iein ioa-
TEN, fat Traiioent @ilion ben
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anrSe lleberiid)t.

0as ltnterieeidJiff r9eutid)-
lano" lit in 9seiu 2unopn,
Gpnn., einsetroffen.
0as 1tnterIeebpot nl1-53"
1T iuicber in 9emtidlanb.
SdJmeben nnb 9Gnemarf
iino germittler sipilden ysor-
iueacn mno 9emtIdlano, Sic
2nge IolL nidJt 10 idJlimm iein,
iuie befanptet ipnroe.
5cd)s glmerifamer iDllen
bcim 1tntersans Der uWarina"
nn's 9ehen gefummen fein.
Ser 9srGiibent Derlangt nett
sebenoite Snformation.
0emtidc Grfolge am STIR
nnb Der gtaraioiufa; bic 9ini-
len iupllen iueitlid BON 2nsf
beittidJe Wraben genOmmen ba-
ben. Cine nene ruiIiIdJe Sffen-
ipbewsnns sesen 2embers an-
geblidJ i'm 0ange.
SsaIfcnbaDn riift lansiam Dor,
1T aber bod idjon bis an bic
rumaniidJe Gbene beransefom-
n en- Gr nimntt Stellangen
Der 9iunranen meitlidJ bum asre-
bcal.
Die Siirfen beriften BON
einerp erfolsreihen lteberfaa
anf Die Gngldn6er am Sigris.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-01
gdbrera'S
1ntervlew
Cine Grfinbnug Ofr
Seridteritattfr.
ZwilOenfall beendet.
Reine Derfoleune Ger
Ratholifen mehr.
General l1layectte angebliN ge.
fangefl geltcfnf1elt.

= Die semeiniane &nnrntiiliDn in
gltlamtie GitD fat eine GrflGrmng
Gabrera's Der1ffentlidf, in ser CT
anf's Gntid)ieSenite 6eitreitet, Saf
bas pieI beiprodene Snterbieu nit
linn iemals itnttsefmnben babe. Sin
6err Gbm,tnbs, Ser gum Neoaf=
tipnsitabe Der yMeriean 9tepieiu" ge=
b6rt lei at linn gefrinmen, nm
nit ibn iiber bie Mgitation fir bic
yGebielu" slt ipreden nnb iiber sic
glrt nnb g8eiie, lpie man ben Gin-
fluff Der 3eitIdrift erb0ben f6nne.
geim ssurtgeben ba6e er i'm nad
ben Mrbeiten Der GonrnriiIipn gefragt
mnS er, Cabrera, babe linn ntitge=
teilt, Saf man iiber geridip6ritn=
gen Ser Merifaner in ben @ereinis-
ten Staaten gegen Sic gnrramsa=
Gegiernms berate m10 es bieQeid)t
m0slidj ieim iuerbe, bieie geridiu6rer
anf 0r1n0 Ser amerifaniIden Gin
iuanberangsgeiete sit oeportieren.
9arans babe banm Gomnn6s ieim
sSynternieip fabrisiert.
- @iiep MrrebpnbD iii in unIerm
Gtaatsbepartement geipeien mn6 fat
offisiea bie Grflartng abgegeben,
baf Der geridt ii6er Elm angeblides
Snterbieiu gabrerats un6 iibcr
glemkernngem Garransa's, Gbre=
gon's 1rnS 9lmberer si oieIem ssnter-
Dieip nidJt ipa6r lei. 0antit lit bic
ier 3uiid)enfaa Cabrera beenSet.
Die titerifaniid)en Wfitgliebcr
6aben Der 9un1miiIiom in 9ltlamtie
Gitb cine angeblid ppn sebn fa=
tbDliId)em Trieiterm in Ser imerifani=
iden 6apntitabt mnterseid)nete 9epe=
ldje borgelegt, in Der Die Erieiter
erflaren, oaf Die @erfufsitng Ser fa=
tbDliidem Stride ieitens Der Garran-
sa-9ieaieriing aitfgeb6rt fat.
- 9lms M EaID iuir0 gemeloet,
General Wapeotte, Ser bon Der Stabt
GbiBmabna ansgesogen iei, mm Die
bon BEN @illiitas genommene GiIen=
balm uieOer sitriif sit geiuinnen, lei
geidlagen iuorben. gfad) einem nn=
berem geridJt bat yilla i6n iogar ge-
fangen genOnnnen.
Nus gltlantic GitD ipirD gemel-
Set, oie amerifaniIdj rnerifaniide
GontmiIon bnbe beIdluiIen, lire
Sitnngen bis mad Der 8abl amssn-
Iebem.
SSn Dem nterifaniIden @ren8-
ort Siinaga bat man bier arnerifmni-
ihe 0eiertellre elttbeft, fam iie aber
ridt 5triifbolen, ipenn Tie nibt fret
iuillig fonnen. 1lno oa3ll baben iie |
offenbar feline 2lIt.
- s&eute finbet bier Meilen bon
Brownsville cine Gebue iiber Die in
Dem oortigen 0iftrift ftationierten
Srlppen itatt. gs iperoen itngef1br |
1000 Weann an Der giepiie teilneb- |
men.
Gin amerifanilder giirger
9samens sSubn Gins Ioa in Earral, |
anf Vefebl oeS Garransilfa Gene
ral .6errar eridoiien iein.
aus 8relioio miro gemeloet, |
baB flint 9anoiten Die 70 Wfeilen
iiiolid gelegene gfan6 bon sSlan 60
limbo iiberfal1en unb $4,000 in|
@olo ioipie cine groBe 0uantit1t 8a-
piergelo geralibt baben.
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lDaffs" DDr, u1t0f Se1tt1d)lano s1l=
lein, ionbern aae geatiunen. 8ir
lupllen, oak syranfreid le6en 6leibt;
mir lupaem audi Srteben fiir Gng=
lano ntb 9inklano baben, syrieben
fiir bie game blntbeflefte gSelt."
Der SrieOensidjrei uiro uDrlaltfis
ipol nnsebDrt perbalen.
Brenlierlniniiter 9lsqltitb 6ra1ta
I'M llnterbaus oie Gage &nmaniens
5nr Spro6e uno erflarte, oaB uoie
nlilitariid)e Gage 9iun1aniells nidt
allein Die Gorge oieier fegierute,
ionoern allet 9iegierungen Der aliier-
ten 0fa6te erbeil6t.~ Sic babeli
alles moglide getan,4 fiigte er BIN
81, limo tim iebt alles noglide, uln
unleren tapferen &a1neraoen in Gu-
manien IN ibrem Sample 5u Silfe 5lt
fontmen. Sd boffe, oaB mir inns
nibt einen urtnotigen Geilinlisntus
bngeben peroen. sn 9iuBlano,
Sranfrei6, gnglailo nno SSStaIiet
meroen gemeinicbaftlibe MaBnab=
me1t getroffen, ltno ieoer BON uns
TIT alles, mas in ieiner Weo6t liegt,
Inn Hnn1anien I'M &anpf Inn leine
l1nebbangigfeit 5u unterltiiben."
Die 1lortpegiiebe Sdiffabrt, lpel6e
gegenmdrtig I'M 8oroergruno oer
greigniiIe itebt, miro BON Dem alneri-
faniiden @eneralfonluI 6. $. gentti-
ion in gbriltiania in folgel1oer @ei=
ie belell6tet: NoriDegen miro natb
Dem &riege elm pidtiger yaftor III
Der 9anoelsmarine Der @elt iperoeil.
Ser S6iffsbau nno Die S6iffabrt
baben ME borber einen lol6en
ngoon@ gebabt. Salt ieoen 5ag
peroen neue Sdiffsgeiellldaften ge=
griinoet, olte @eieai6aften erboben
ibr aupital uno Sdiffe pe6Ieln lire
gigerltiimer 5u nngetpobnli6 boben
areilen. 9llte Sdiffe tpuroen in az
len Seilen Der 8elt oufgefultft, unb
neue Sdiffe iplroen in Sen Ser.
StaaterL in gnglano, in 0anenlarf
ilno in BEN MeoerIanoen beltellt. ssn
elmer Saf5eitltng tp1roen oie Brofitc
Der Shiffabrt IN 1916 nit $t34.-
100000 angeeeben uno fiir Die err
item feds Weonate bon 1916 Die
gleidert 3iffern.
gerihte aus bent Saaa lagen, oaB
es Dem befanllten britil6en grofeiior
Der YbiloIopbie Bertrand Jnliel ber-
boten poroen iei, in england gor-
lelilngen 5l balten sSerner tpuroe
ibr1 perboten leinen @obniiB in 9i-
itriften BON mili1riiher 9e0eutul.g
ooer an Der aiifte auf5ui6lagen,
iotuie cine gfeiie nad ben &ereinig=
ten Staaten al5ltreten mo er an
Der Sarbaro ltniperiitdt 8orlelun=
gen iiber Matbenatif 3u balten be-
abiidtigte. Ger @r1no fiir oieies
8orgeben gegen ben @elebrten lit
Der, oaB er IN Sorlelungen uno
S6riften cine englanofeinoIi6e
Saltung oil ben Gag gelegt uno Of
fentlid) oie idbIe9te geballolung fol-
der 2elte fritiliert bat, Die aus @e-
iuiiiens5ipeifeln Sen Wfilit1roienlt per-
meigerten. Die Reile naA oen Ser.
Staaten ipuroe linn perboten, neil
man IN getpiiien &reiien gngIanos
fefiirdtet, oaB Grofeiior 6uiiea oie
offentlide Mteimlng in slmerifa ge-
gen Gnglano beeinfluiien fonnte.
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9abit0n Sc Son gltin

= aapitan Sc 9top gltinee pom
Is. Ser. Staaten &aoallerie Gegi-
mente, Der in einem bon ibm perfaB-
ten 8ltde, betitelt oBipdologie oes
arieges" antiiemitiide @eiirlnlngen
finoge9eben uno oarin bebouptet
batte, uoaB Die Sltoen nidt oie bon
einem guten Soloaten perlangteu
Qnalitaten beidBen", lit bonn ariegs-
OfiniIterium angeipiefen, oIIe oieie
anItoBigen nno Die sssraeliten belief
oigenoen aeuBerilnaen aus Dem 8u-
die olis6nnter6en.
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S. ENGELKING.
(goIitifde glrlseiae.,

Seit Dem 8afiieren oes usseoe-
raj Helerpe @et" i'm ssaIi 1918 Bis
sum Snli 1916 baben iih Die He-
iourcen Der amerifanilden ganfen
INN feds nno cine balbe @ilion Dol.
lars berfnebrt.
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: e r a 8.

Ha6 mebrtdgigem gro5eB rno
nod elmer langen 9erating Der
@ei6Dprenen lit Sobn Copeland aus
WfaribaIl, Der ongeflqgt mar, ben
onti-fatbolilden glgitator glad ge-
totet 5u boben, freigeiproden NOR
oen.
= 9ei oem 9ranoe oes Stores
BON 81. 8. Sioes BEL Sotcoa BEL
gaainger iit oas fiinfidbriee go6-
terden oes gefiters perbrannt.
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2ln uteine Syhtbiirger npn
Serar Epitttt1.

Hiebter 9apis puroe bon mir gu
elmer Disf1liiion in Der 8eetbopen-
@alle, 0fittipo1, ben 25. Oftober
aufgeforoert. gr furl flihtl
Cine nleiner gegen i'm erbpbe1el1
@nflagen mar, oaB yidter Dapis IN
@enteinlhaft nit Der Snn Mntonio
& Mranias HaB 8abn periud)t batte,
9errn S. s. Heiiter iils esrreibnus
5u fpeoieren. Hidter Dapis beants
mortet oieie slnlhuloigitng I'M Barq=
graph A in elmer i'm @ohenblatt bic
fer 3eitlng Wfittipob, ben Il go
penlber, peroffentlidten gntgegnlng
mie fo1st:
4. Inter riifiihtsloler geiht-
ahtling BON Bripatredten bat
9err @ngelfi11g es fir gut be-
fltnben, IN bieie slngelegenbeit
oas ltngliif zines ungIiidIihen
bod geadteten 8iirgers 8u aie-
ben, in 0er @offllrng feline
lelbltiiihtigen ssntereiien gu for
bern. SD ~iage neinen Sreun=
ben, OaB Der Wann, ben 9err
gngelfing genannt, iein lang
idbriger 5rel.no getDeien iii, bob
er feline geleblide Hflidt IN Der
bunnniten II. ntoglihlt freuno-
ibaftlicben @eile erfiillt uno
nur geleitet BON Der Grideinnng
abioluter gsotpenoigfeit. gSeiter
follte nad) unlerer Weinung
Die glngelegenbeit niht erortert
meroen. Die 3eforos bes gollil=
tDs itebenN Nieoeln ebrli1en Nadp
frager 5nr gerfiigllng.
genn fomnlt S5err gieilter ielbit
uno allttDortet Dem Snoge DnDiS
nie folgt:
San slntpnio, seras,
ben 1. Npp. 1916.
gln bas @pIf!
Sd babe nit Sntereiie Die
Gntldlnloisnng geleien, iueIde
9iidter S. 81. 9abis an Die De-
tnpfraten bDn gerar County err
laiIen fat, pipe5iell luesen ieiner
Wiituirfnng an bem @erind),
mid in's Srrenbans' slt ipeoie-
rem.A
Sd iuiinide bier 81 funitatie-
rem, Sae id) nitr ritirgliiflid"
aeiuelen bin ober Skinner gc-
babt babe, iuenm Gif)ter SaDis
feline Sanb babel i'm Spiele ge-
babt fat mnS bah, iuGbrenS er
Elm Sefannter BON mir mar, er
ME mein vlangiabriger peri1n-
lid)er syrenn6" seiueien lit; aud)
Die gebnnSlnng, bic er mir an-
seSeiben lief, mar bnrdaas
nidJt pbnmam" mno yfrenmo-
lid."
Sd Idreibe Sas in Teamt-
iuprtnna Ses bon linn pcrDffent-
lifen 9lrtifels, benn id) lelbit
bin SnrdJ BEN Sefmno Der Som
miiIion, Die er ielbit snr Inter
iitdJnng Der glnselesenbeit ein-
aeiett bate, npllitanbis seredJt-
fertigt.
s. 6. &eiiter.
Meine Serren. es lit goils I'M
alaublidl oaB iolde Sahen inn 20.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-02
Trial of Mrs. Meyer
Begins at Winterset

WINTERsBT. Ia. Feb. 1.-The case OF
Mrs. Ida Meyer, 50 years Of age. a
pioneer IN this section and reputed
wealthy. who Is charged with completely
In the murder OF her sons wife Mrs
Ethel Meyer. July %, 1915. was the first
on the docket OF the district court. which
convened here today An effort was TO
be made to begin the selection OF jury
this afternoon.
Fred Meyer son OF the present de-
fendant, and husband OF the dead woman,
was convicted OF second degree murder
in December and sentenced TO fifteen
years IN the penitentary. His trial
which occupied nearly two weeks. de
veloped number OF sensational fea-
lures. Meyer appealed to the supreme
court and is at liberty on bond OF s9o.-
OO1
Attorneys for both the state and de-
Tense today were agreed that somewhere
around 100 witnesses are likely 10 be
called during Mrs. Meyers trial Much
OF the testimony will be the same as that
adduced IN the case OF the son.
The wife OF Fred Meyer. a bride Of
only a few months. was found dying In
room in her home northwest Of here.
on the morning OF July Is. A bullet
wound was IN her head, and revolver by
her side. Meyer and his mother claimed
the young woman committed suicide.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-02
HOLDS OFF POSSE,
WOMAN A HOSTAGE
Californian Kills One and Wounds
Two More, Perhaps Fatally,
and Battle Law.
AT BAY IN VICTIMS HOME

LANCASTER, Cal. Feb. 1,-One
man was killed and two others prob
ably were fatally wounded today at
Elizabeth Lake, near here, by an
unidentified man who early tonight
was holding posse at bay while
barricaded within the home of Henry
H. Kent, jr.. one of his victims, keep
ing Mrs. Kent a prisoner in the
house.
George Curtis, 80 years old, was
shot and killed as he attempted to
reach the house after the man had
taken refuge there. His body fell
just in front of the door and has not
yet been recovered.
Kent was shot through the lung, It was
said, when he ordered the man away from
his ranch earlier in the day Gratten G.
Bennett, justice of the peace, suffered a
gunshot woung OF the head when he at
tempted to arrest the man.
Both were reported TO be in serious
condition.
After wounding Bennett the man took
refuge in Kent's home. He held Mrs
Kent a prisoner with him, apparently "a
prevent the posse which quickly gathered
from rushing the house.
Local officers and residents, who sur.
rounded the place, were awaiting the ar
rival of officers from Los Angeles to take
charge OF the situation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-02
French Lose More
Ground in Hand
Grenade Fighting

BERLIN, Feb. l.-(Via London.)-The
official statement of today from army
headquarters states that in the region
Of the Somme the French have lost more
ground I'm hand-grenate encounters.
The statement follows:
Western front: During the night OF
the sist small British detachments at
tempted movement against our posi-
tions west of Messines, Flanders. They
we're completely repulsed after they had
succeeded in penetrating our trenches at
one point.
Near Fricourt, east of Albert, We pre-
vented the enemy by our fire from oc-
cupying crater produced by explosion
OF one of It's mines. North OF this Ger
man patrols penetrated into an English
position and returned with some prls-
oners without having suffered any loss.
South OF the somme the French lost
more ground In a hand-grenade fight.
Eastern theater: There is nothing to
report.
Balkan theater: one OF our airships
attacked ships and depots belonging to
the entente In the port OF salonikl with
great success
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-02
England Denies It
Has Forsaken Allies
And Sued for Peace

LONDON. Feb. 1.--official denial was
made here today Of reports. attributed to
German sources, that England intends to
abandon, its allies and has made peace
overtures to Germany.
The statement follows:
THE German chancellor has stated that
England is compelling its allies to re-
frain from entering upon any peace
movements. This statement which our
allies know to be untrue, was made for
the purpose of injuring England In the
eyes of neutrals.
"To our allies. on the other hand we
hear that insidious and untrue reports
are being circulated from German
sourcesthat England intends TO abandon
them and has even made peace over
lures to Germang. which have been re-
fused.
THE two statements together are a
good illustration Of how interruptions
Germap mthods are"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-02
BOYS DORMITORY
AT FREMONT BURNS
Fifty Students Are Driven Into
Six Below Zero Temperature
in Night Clothes.
ONE BOY IS SLIGHTLY INJURED

FREMONT, Neb., Feb. 1.-(Spe-
cial Telegram. Fire which broke
out in the boys dormitory of Ere
mont college shortly after midnight
last night, destroyed the west wing
of the building, causing a damage of
$4,000. There is partial insurance.
Several students who jumped from
the second story windows in their
night clothes were bruised and cut,
and number suffered frosted ears
and toes. The temperature was de-
grees below zero. Fifty students
were in the building when the fire
broke out.
Firemen prevented a spread of the
flames to the girls dormftory, where
seventy-fiye girls room. They es-
capped to residences without any
serious results. The origin of the fire
is a mystery. 1t is thought to have
started from defective electric wires.
Ten years ago the college building
was destroyed by fire.
The fire cut off the stairway exit
and nearly half the boys were COM
PEELED to jump from the second story
windows. None was injured, except
Eddie Echtencamp, whose feet were
burned in an attempt to descend by
the flaming stairway.
None of the students lost their
clothing and other belongings. They
were cared for by nearby residents
A son of Henry Simpson. station master
at the Union depot. was one OF the Omaha
boys attending the college. He called his
father up shortly after l o'lcock this
morning, telling him that the building
was almost totally destroyed. adding that
all of the students had escaped from the
building and that none OF them was In
jured.
A number OF the boys In the dormitory
lost their clothing and their books, sew
eral barely having time TO escape after
having been awakened. Young Simpson
at the time OF telephoning his father was
unable to give the origin of the fire