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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-12-28

GbIgenbe er Dberfottelfe Drblp.
ben at ben seote> ion, At Brnfi0ent
Bilfon be6 l1berrigsn,iniiter Com
| |fing er bIepen ienot til olIe &c frig.
fsrenoe Wngter ,1n6er 2Ooe Dece1u-
ber:
Brpft6enten gisr ben &enitilling,
at Der fnarlig lsges 2eiligbeo til at
| fre1nfal0e fra aIle &c Nationer, iom
MI er @rig, Ell {aabm1 9ilfien6egi-
beIfe al oeres reipeftipe anffueIicr
angnaenoe oe Betingeller, paa bpilfe
arige,l fu,1oe cubes % Sc Arrouee-
menter, iom bil6e blipe onieet for til
fre0sitillenoe jon en- @nranti mob
Gems @ientagelie eIIer mob Dpten.
oelfe al nogen lignen6e aonflift /
Jren1tioen, at oct pilbe gisre BET mt
ligt frinooig at ialnmenligne Dem.
Set er baIn uoen 0orifieI, bpob
Mioler Der bplges tit at opnaa bette.
Set biloe bRre bam en- @lp6e feIb
ct gisre 9jeneite eller TIM tage Sni-
tiatipet til bets Dpnaael1e paa bpiI.
feniombellt Maaoe, iom mantte Bile
Jig a11tngelig; men ban bar intet gr1.
ife ON at beIte1nme Wetbofen eIler
Mi0lerne. Gen enc Maaoe bill bore
laa antagelig for bam iom BEN ar-
Gen. oerlom bare BET ftore Manl, ban
bar Sanfe, opnaaes.
San toger Jig BEN Jribeb at ben-
le6e Spm9rfiombeoen pan, at De
Jorlnaal, fom Be frigfbrenoe Mag.
ters 5tatsmano pao begge 5iber bor
/ 9anfe / cenne Rrig, er bnfentlig
De iam1ne, 1aaleoes iom be | aln1i11-
oelige llotrpf er blepel, fremitiIle6e
for oeres egne 6olf og for Weroen.
&per SIDE snifer at gisre fpage
Nationers % il1aa 5taters Mettig-
sbeoer % 9ripilesier Feeina fire mob
anereb elIer 8eftrioeli lie ! sremti1eu
fom oe friof6renoe itore % in0etige
Notioners Nettigbeeer og pripile-
gier.
9ber al Dem snlfer ielp at gisres
trDg / Gren1tiben ian1rnen me6 aIle
anore 9ec1 Mei og 5olf imob @ien-
tagelie al Arige iom 0enne og imob
Nngreb eller egennDttig sSnoblancing
al nogen Sort.
9ner al Dem piloe bore bange for
Dprettelien af norolif ripaliierenoe
Jorbuno til geparelie al en- upis
Diagtbalanee unoer tiltaeenoe gsis-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; men boer er
reoe til at operpeie Sprettelien al ct
Jorbuno af geationer til sitring af
Jreo og 8etfaroigbeo geroen.
SIR set enrelige 5friot fan ia.
ges, anler inliolertio bper al oen1 bet
for naf,pen0iut fer1t at nfdiere ben
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-12-28
en- Maaoe, bportil ingen frisfsrenoe
goot fon gisre Sn0penoinger.

en- Maaoe, bportil ingen frisfsrenoe
goot fan gisre SSnopenoinger.
,staots 3eitung":: .Gen Note,
iom gr9iioent Bilion ienote til me-
gieringerne for alle De frigfsrenoe
Nationer, tan fanife bile fig at bore
ct efriot of ganife nberegneIig Rpf-
fepi6oe til Joroel for olle Golf, Der
er inopifIet ben frpgtelige arig.
rGbicogo Gper,ing s5our,1nl1
~Brpiioent MiIions Note opfororen-
Be De frigfsrenoe til at erfInre fine
Greospilfaor bill blibe billet al Briis.
bobeoer poa begge siber iom et
5friot til Jorbel for 9piHonb. Oct
er tpiIiornt, ON De itprenbe | @iI.
belmitrasie bill finse bet Zig. e3mio-
lertio fer bet garife meget no, iom.
ON 2lopo- George bap0e fnoet Brrf.
oentens Note, fsr ban itoo op for a
tale, oe ielo gioroe grug nf Sen meo
en- @ebnl,bigbeo, iom enooe en- 81.
enoe 1nao beunore.1 =
.GoIlas, 9eros, sournaI1:: rBra.
iioent Bilion bar toIt sienipnIie i
BET pfpfoIosiffe pieblif. appelIel,
l,lnot baferet % itorft uotrpft ioul
ben er, Fnl6e enonu itnrfere- Ieoe
aenoenfen III birfelis Disfusiion. :
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-12-28

mellem frie JoH blI0e fanf91tgfe oa
brfesIbfe.
1 Gen belle Berbens Glib er blenen
6pbt paopirfet &ber Del al Nenne-
febeoens itore 6o1niIie bar fit gpr-
ben oq MrbleIen peo berne erempel-
life Boobenfan1p. ssSngen Station !
ben cipiiifereoe Berben tan meo
gonfbeo Iiges at ftnn uoenfor oens
SnofIpoelie eller at nore trps mob
oens forllprresoe 8irfninger. Sg
BOG bar Be beiterute Mool, for bbiIfe
ben fsres, oIoris Doret tpoelig ,lo-
taIt.
2eoerne bos Be forifiellige frigfe-
renoe bar lont nepnt fren1itillet 6isic
Maal generelle llotrpf. Men trent
bolote generelle lletrpt ipnes be at
ppre De fannle pna begge 5iber. al-
brig bar enonn 9nIsm9nb meo au-
toritet poa nogen al si0erne tilfien.
6egipet be neiagtiee 1ormaal, iom
beo Spnaaelien biloe bore benz og
oeres Jolf tilfre6sitillenoe 9egn pao,
at arigen bar ,,bfi0nlpet.
@erten bar bnret oberla6t til
@iatning ON, bpilfe beiten1te Reiul-
tater, bbilfen pirfelige llbpegling al
@arantier, bpiIfe politife eller terri-
torinle Goronortnger eller Dmoro.
ninger, bpilfet gtaoi1m al nilitor
0remgong uogeniinbe biloe bringe
arigen tilen6e.
0et tbr brrc, at Grebea q ner.
mere ea1 ii beb; at be Betingeller,
(om be frigfbrenbe pna ben enc 5i6e
o. poa ben a1oen pilte anie bet for
npoDenoigt at faitboloe, life er ioa
liforeneIige, fom nogle bar befrDatet !;
at en- ll6perling of Meninger biloe
rybbe geien ioetminbfte for Qonfe-
.re1s % siSre en boris Gnisbe0 mel.
ttfr rt'c,lerrS il et a6G t 6e,.
i,nnib6elbore yren1tio, II Gorif1delit
mellem Notionerne siebliffelig mn.
lig.
8raicenten fremintter lite ct Gor.
lag til Greo; ban tiIbpoer life en-
gang Mogling
9an foreIlaar iimpeltben, at Con.
teringer foretages, fornt ri, De rell.
trale gotioner iaapel ion DC frigfs-
renoe, tan erfore, bpor NOR Ben Gre.
oens Sobn mnntte bore, efter bDil-
ten belle Wenneifebeoen bigger meo en-
ipanot % porenoe 2angiel.
Son tror, at zen aano, ! bpiIfen
ban taIer, % be Maal, ban isger, pil
bIipe forltdaet at alIe beofommenoe.
og ban boaber tilliosfulbt paa ct
gpar, fom bill brinee ct mt aps !
ger6ens Mifqrer.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-12-28

(Gmisrantens 655e, Dn1filfsal
!raf be tipIonmiife aeprnientanter
for oe neiltroIe Mogtrr, giennen,
bpilfe 9piflnno boo ON at foo 5par
freInfel,6t.
@onl ben 2ioe Sec. Offieielle
Qreofe, 8resfen % 6olfet i alminoe-
Hgbeo bifaloer ben Definition al oe
ollierebes GtiHmg meo 3enlpa til
dreo, jom blep uotolt al Hrenier.
n1ini1ter 2Iopo. .@eorge % fbb. Bre-
n1ierminiiter asquitb. Det erflnres
pao aIle sioer, at Der er ful6itrn6ig
gnigbeo blanot be aIliereoe meo Gen
fDil til ben Gorm. bpori 9piflanos
9ilbuo forfafteoes % at bette Jor.
lag bor frembragt en- Zig gniebe6
ON Gormoalet, iom intet anoet Inn.
be eisre.
2onbon ben 21oe See. st @e,l-
terteIegram fra 8iirieb meloer, At
llnoerretning CT nlootaget Der fra
Berlin ON, at bon 8etbmann=3oll.
meg, ben tpffe @igsfoniler. i en- bent
melig aonferens neo Yartiisrerne
fsr fin aun6gibrelie al Tpifla1os
Jre6sforHng blep gibet fulo Wpn.
oigbeo til at fsre Jreosunberbanolin-
ger noen p6erlige 3oaofsriel meo
enbog Bartifsrerne.
Soog ben 22oe Sec 9pfflono bill
oabenbare fine fornemite Jreospil.
faar siebliffelig, bpis BET fon,menoe
Spar fra gntentemogterne paa ocn
Betbmann.9ollme 6reosiorilae IL
Ser Jreososren odben, blep bet ifsl.
ge tpffe 9elegrammer balpofiicielt
befienotgiort ioae.
@rs. 8arnes frifienbt. Gbieago
22be Sec. Mrs. Sna Barnes bleb
/ gitermi6oog fl,n6en life fploig ! al
bape nlprbet fin Monb. gun er ben
attenbe abinbe / 8rffefbIge, Der er
frifienot for Moro i Gbieoeo pao Z
aar. $ nj of oisie 1ilfrloer par
aninberne anfloget for at babe
frebt fine sggtefniler. sagen git til
Sssurpen peb Wiooaestio efter flcre
Doees ien{ationelle Bionesbpro. Sun
par anfIoeet for at babe ornbt iiu
Mano, Snrnes 81 Barnes. eiter Ell
sratte @afbineton Bart ! Sep
TENDER.
Ssl1rnea bar ueei tie Elmer % ef-
tsf to Jssens,if bar aienocIfer
|eniten,nig for 5riftnoelfe @rs
Barnes bsrte n,e6 Gotning aienoeI'
len og lebfogeoes fra aetsialen at fin
;yaoer og 5siter, ber bar bnret mel
benoe m,oer belle Metsfoeen.
Gather 8nrbanf gift. Gan Gran.
cisco ben 22oe Sec Nlnnteepolu.
tionilten 2utber Bnrbanf bleb biet
ber igaor til fin gefretRr, Wiis
Gli5abctbB Baters 9ielicn par priDat
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-12-28

- NlS
,u1brrenbe arias ariosiptrssmoaI
paa BetingeIfer, lorN nreo siiferbeb
niI betrpgge peofonlnei,oe Nationers
uofba1giebeo, tetrsriole llbefao.
retbeb og politiife d fonn,ereieile
sssseA..
gribee.
s oe 5frin, iosn Hal tases i'll at
iifre ben fremtiois 6reo 8eroe,,,
er oe Soreneoe 5fafers GoH oe ae-
eieriina Iigeiaa bitnH % Iieefaa bi.
refte irueresieret bniso soe @esieringer.
Der mi er arig sfor,lsen Ct Be-
res ssSnteresie i Sc eioler, fom FaI
finbeg til, at befri e 1ninore os ipa.
gere Soft / geroen for Joren for llret
os golo, ligeiaa ,,laiaoelbar % opb
iom bos nogen dnoen Nation eIler
Negieri,lg.
ge 6erenebe etatrr itoar ferhig
til og enooe iprig for at meouirfe
I Dpnoaelien at ais1e Maal, naor
arigen CT forbi lneb enbber SnbfIp.
Belle og SinIpefiioe, iom itaar til
ceres @oaoi9beo.
Neu arigen x,aa fbrft eaSes.
Sc getineelfer, ban builfe ben ifaI
enoes, bar oe iffe Jrtbeo til at fore
ilaa, men Yrpfibenten fsler bog, at
BET er bans Met % bans Nligt at
paapege, bbor bpbt i,rteresieret be er
i oens Mhlutning, forot bet lite fnart
Ifal blibe for lent at opnan be itore
9ing, ion1 ligeer lloenom oens af-
ilutning; forat itfe 9ituationer for
Be nel,trole Mationer, Ger mi er poerit
baaro at here, faI blipe fuIoiteuoig
uuoboloelis, % frelnfor alt fornt
life felbe gibiliiotioilen ifal blipe tiI-
fsiet tb@faoe, font olbrie fan blibt
fonet for elIer oprettet.
Braiioenten fe'sr 81 oerfor fulb.
TONNES, berettiet tsl ot ei1re Sen.
.FdIiue lsr lllll mas
AI Ell Samae,lie,iine of Auffuetisr
angaae,ibe be 8etingelier, ipul rsoa
gaa ioruo for be e,1belige arrange-
,i,enter for geroens Greo, bpiHe ale
snFer, og bbilfe De neutrale Matio.
ner loapel iom be frigfsrenoe er re0e
til at tage III, fltIoe aniparlige Sci.
Gerfon1 8ampen maa fortiettes
benimoo uforflareoe Wsaol peo lang.
iom llolioeIie, inetil ben enc Grrp-
pc al frigfsrenoe eller ben anoen
er nontattet, beriom Mlillion efter
MiIlion nf Menneifelip maa pebblipe
at ofres, inbtil Ser paa Ben enc sioe
eIler Sen anoen life er flere at ofre,
oerlom Nng maa tanoes, Der alcrig
fan fisles, oe Jortuilcller Habes, fra
bpife Ser olbrig fan blipe nogen
@ienreisning, bill Jorbaabninger
ON Greo og ON oillig Gorltaaelie
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-12-28
Uuak 6,ar
~ iambirfe naeb be Gsrrnebe Gtater
! ar6eiset fpr At forbinbre frem.
ti6ise arise.

Htseted IuI q 1urgtu0fe frem'
tibise arise.
Berlin ben 26oe Sec. gpR.
lano foreilog iong ct Msee al 1clcse.
reoe for be frieIsrenoe i lit suor poa
Erriioent 9iIions sreosnote. Set
formelle Spar paa oet omerifonfte
JreosforTog bleD ainet i en- Note,
ion bleD obcrroft De Soreneoe Sta.
ters ambasiaosr @erorb i @erlin %
iamtieig De amerifanife oiplomatiife
Reprpientnuter i Gcntralmogternes
sbrige Sopeolt0oer, sgien, gofia %
aonitantinopel. Roten a,1tpoer. at
bet itore arbeibe ,neo at forebngae
fremtioige ariee fan fl,n beapnbe
efter afilutninsen al Nationernes
nuprrei1be gtrib.
9poret lbb iom fblger::
Set bsiiinoe6e Gorifos iiillet of
be Goreneoe 5taters Nrp{ioent for
at fabe ct Grinbloe for OprctteIien
at parig Gret er mootaset os taaet
UNDER Sperpeielie al ben feiierlige
@esierine ben benifabelige Nano.
lom fom til llbtrDf | Yrniioentells
aonlmunifc.
.Brniioenten paapeger set, iom
BON bar paa Siertet, % Ia6er galget
al ssremgangsmaaoe itaa aabe,.
rGor ben feiierIigf Megierine ~.
neg ben biebliffelige lloperline af
spnsmaaber at brre ben melt pas.
ienoe Grcmgnngsmnobe for at opnaa
tet forsnifeoe ReiuItot. Zen tiIla.
Der Zig eerfor | famme aanb iom I
grfIpringen af 12te Eeeember, bbori
&aanoen til misunderstanding
bleb fren.roft, at foreiloa at ct Msoe
af Delegere6e fra be frigfbrenbe Sta.
ter itrar boloes paa ct neutralt Steo.
Zen feiierliee Megiering ct %.
faa af ben Mening, at bet Itore arbei.
De ,neb dt forbintre fremtioig atie
fun fan beopnbes efter Afiluhlinget,
Eat ben n,,nrrenbe strio nntlIert sd.
tionerne.
sGen (oen tbffe Regierine) plf,
naor bette giebIif er fonnlet, prrc
parat til meo @lpoc at iomorbcioe
belt nleb be Goreneoe etater for
oellre opbbieoe 9pgabc.@
Qonoon ben 26oe Sec. (Af gb g.
Seem. Den brittle s5ien6tligbeo Ii.
aeoperfor BrRiioent Milion ipnes
inag at bore miIonct betpoeIig. ;yor.
anoringen RbIoes cen npe Gortolf.
ming al Hreiioentens gennggrl,no
for Afienoelie al 6rebsnoten. Con.
bon me,,er MI, at ben bopeoiagelig
er bleben ie1l6t for at tpinge INIT.
lnno til at rRbne fine Jreosbetinsel.
fer % for at lobe bet bore foritaaet.
at oerlom oisie @etinselier life er
,tilfrcos{tilleroe" Tan Mmerifa fom.
me til at blanoe Jig ino arigen paa
be aIlierebes sibe. Der leb bog frem.
oeIes aoffiIlig Gritif oper bet olnfle
% nbeloige 5prog % bet Omilag |
Nrriioentens SoIonine, iom bar fl,n.
bet gte6, iioen ban ben 27be Mai
erflRrebe ioin grineip, at arigens
aariaeer % Monl life peofom ame.
rito.
Splpsnirgen ben febtpei5iife gr.
flnring onl at ben iebuei5iite Re.
gierins bar i gerbrina meo 8rrit
bent ggilion for fem Tiger fiben" bar
fuloitrn6ig oilipet ben Opfotning. at
bet amerifnnife 9iIbuo bar ct An.
bang til ben tpife Grebsnote.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-01
$4,000 FOR $4,000.
Millionaire Recluse Says He Paid
Large sum.

Chicago. Aug. 29.-One instance
of the alleged fieecing of Edward
W. Morrison. recluse millionaire, out
of hundreds of thousands of dollars,
was revealed by Morrison himself on
the witness stand before Federal
Judge Lands today.
Morrison admitted he had paid
nearly $4,000 to a man named
Douglas, whose first name he did not
know, to go to Europe and search for
$4,000 worth of bonds supposedly
stolen from Morrison.
Morrison said John Sommers, a
jeweler and said to have been the
aged millionaire's companion on en-
tertainment trips. introduced him to
Douglas.
Judge Lands summoned Sommers
into court to explain. Sommers said
he had not introduced Douglas to
Morrison, but learned later that
Douglas was a confidence man.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-01
ROW THREATENING WOMEN'S
ARMY CAMP IL SETTLED

Lake Geneva, Wis. August az
A row that threatened to bring dis
sention in the women's National Ser
vice School. cherished enterprise OF
Chicago society women, was settled
amicably today, Ensign Martin one
of the navy officers in charge of the
camp, said tonight
1.-THE trouble is all over now, and
don't want to say anything about
It,"
From other sources 1t was learn
Ell that Brig. Gen. Mrs. George A. Me-
Kinlock was accused of disobedience
TO her superior. DR.. Norman r. suli-
ivan, and that she had been asked
to apologize to Mai. Gen. Mrs. Fred
erick d. Countiss. commander OF the
camp.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-01
JOHN ALLEN WILSON
wins FIRST Prize
HOG CONTEST Is A GREAT Sue
CESS - HUNDREDS VIEW
FINE ANIMALS.

The Ohio County Boys Hog Con-
test was held at the court house
square here yesterday morning and
late yesterday afternoon the judge
of the contest, County Agent j. M
Lyon, of Caldwell county, gave out
the decision in favor of John Allen
Wilson, son of Judge John B. Will
son, of Hartford Young Wilson had
taken great pains with his fine DuroC
and practically all who looked the
hogs over approved of the decision.
He gets trip to the Kentucky State
Fair as a reward.
The second prize, $3.50 in cash,
went to j. S. Wilson, who lives at
Rosine. Other prize winners fol-
low:
j. T. Lindley, $500; Rex Baird
$500; Clark Maddox, $500; Yewell
Baugh, $500; George Young, $500:
Hubert Baldwin, $3.50; Griffith
Mitchell, S2.00; w. r. Carson, Jr.,
$50; Haskell Bennett, $1.0O; No
BILE Leisure. S1.00; Hanawatt Ben
nett, $500; Hubert Bennett, $3.50;
Clay A. Baird, $3.50; Gilbert Baird,
$3.50.
The cash prizes were given by bus
mess men in Beaver Dam. Rockport,
Centertown. Matanzas and Hart
ford.
County Agent Browder was just
about the busiest man in Hartford
yesterday arranging details connect
ed with the contest. Much credit is
due him for the interest he has Gre
ated in these contests. Several hun
dred people viewed the hogs yester-
day, they coming from all parts of
the county.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-01
RAILROADERS FACE LOSS
OF PENSIONS in STRIKE

Baltimore, Aug. 30.-Many en-
ployes of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, affiliated with the four un-
ions which are on the point of strik-
ing, are not anxious to go out because
a loss of their positions, according to
an official of the company, will mean
the loss of the savings of lifetime
invested in the insurance depart
ment of the company.
This also applies to the employees
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Compa-
ny. The insurance department of
the Baltimore & Ohio Company is
older than that of the Pennsylvania
Company, however, and its savings
fund is larger.
Another phase of the case appeals
to the older men in the service OF
both companies. There are hun
dreds of them who are approaching
the age of 20 years, when they will
be retired on pensions if they remain
in the service. If they strike they
face the loss of this pension.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-01
AGED WOMAN DIES OF GRIEF
3 DAYS AFTER MATES DEATH

Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug. 2S.-Grief
over the death of her husband, Chas.
Frederick, eighty-three, which oc-
Cured five days previous, is the
cause given for the demise of Mrs.
Augusta Frederick, Seventy-three,
who died at st. Johns hospital. The
Fredericks had been married fifty
years, and when Mr.. Frederick died
his wife's grief was so intense that
she collapsed, and her removal to the
hospital was necessary.
II pass on to join him. and l am
glad" were Mrs. Frederick's last
words.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-01
NATION PREPARES
FOR Big STRIKE
RAILROADS REFUSE PERISHA-
BILE HT-PASSENGERS
WARNED OF DELAYS.
MEN TO QUIT MONDAY
Will Walk Out Unless Agreement
Reached i'm Meantime-Still
Hopeful.

Chicago, Aug. 3O.-Elaborate ar
rangements are being made in all
parts of the country to prepare for
the strike of 100000 railroad en-
ployes, who are to quit work Monday,
unless some means are found to set
tie the trouble between the railroads
and their employers.
Railroads of the nation rushed
preparations today to enforce the
embargo on perishable freight. Ship
ments of livestock and perishables
were refused by some roads today;
others issued warnings that perish
able freight. which cannot reach its
destination by Saturday, September
2. will not be accepted. b.
Orders we're flashed to ticket
agents to inform passengers that I'M
less they reach their destinations by
Sunday to 'perplexing delays"
Big manufacturers and business
houses swamped telegraph compan-
ies with messages urging that their
shipments be rushed at once. Many
of them authorized sending their or
ders by express. Some large COM
mercial houses already have recalled
their travelling representatives.
Speed Up Plans.
Operating officials of many of the
big railway systems speeded up plans
to meet any emergency and private
detective agencies engaged to en-
ploy additional help, were urged to
more activity. Physical examinations
of thousands of former railroad men,
who, officials said, are willing to re-
turn to the coach and cab was has
tened.
Shopmen and engine hostlers, who
know something about running loco
motives, were coached for a more
important duty expected of them.
Guarantees of bonuses and protection
attracted many men who have had
experience in firing boilers and oper-
ating stationary engines.
In many of the larger cities ways
and means are bling discussed to pre-
vent suffering due to lack of food
and supplies. while some of the chief
railroads are trying to make arrange
ments to run trains despite the action
of the members of the four brother
hoods.
Associated Press dispatches from
all parts of the country indicated
that within forty-eight hours, unless
a delay in the strike is ordered, en-
barge orders will be effective on
practically every railroad in the coun-
try.
What this means to traffic and
revenues is said by railroad men to
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-01
LARGE sum FOR
CATHOLIC CAUSE
HARTFORD DEMOCRAT ASKS BEN
JOHNSON ABOUT $1,5S5, 1871
APPROPRIATIONS.
HERALD WON'T PUBLISH
Refuses to Allow Pointed Question
To BE Asked Through Its
Columns.

The following article has been
handed us by Mr.. James II. Williams,
prominent Democrat and former
Mayor of Hartford, with the request
that we publish it in The Republic
an. The article was originally in
tended for publication in the Hart
ford Herald but Mr.. Williams states
that the editors of that paper have
refused to publish it for fear of in
juring the chances for reelection OF
Congressman Ben Johnson. The
signer of the communication vouches
for the authenticity of the figures
given below, which were compiled
by the Secretary of the Treasury:
Hartford, KY, Aug. 23. 1916.
To the Editor of The Hartford Her
add
have seen from time to time in
your columns news items from
Washington, ID. c., to the effect that
Hon. Ben Johnson. from the Fourth
Kentucky District, had saved the
Government and taxpayers of the
nation large sums of money. Being
one of the small taxpayers, am al
ways glad to hear of such savings.
have information from the Treas
ury Department to the effect that the
disbursements on account of five Ro-
man Catholic Q judge from their
names) institutions in the District
of Columbia have been, during a
period from 1866 to 1914, $1,5S5,-
SS1.63 as follows:
Providence Hospital,
1866-1914 81, 1927, $3.50
House of Good Shep-
herd, 1S9O-1S9S. 36,572.SO
st. AIMS Infant Asy-
lum, 1SS3-1914 -. 172,S75.53
st. Rose Industrial
School, 1SS7-1S96 41,952.S0
st. Joseph's Orphan
Asylum, 1S92-1S96. 6,7S1.00
want him to tell the taxpayers
of the United States, but especially
those of the Fourth District, through
your columns, what he has done to
prevent these appropriations from
year to year since he has been in
Congress. and what he has done, or
what he will do, toward having this
large sum returned to the Treasury.
Yours sincerely.
JAMES II. WILLIAMS,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-01
~ ALLY wARSHIPS LOST
TO AUGUST 1, SAYS BERLIN

Berlin. via London, August 81
The German Admiral has issued a
statement asserting the losses of the
British and French navies, in line
ot-battle ships and cruisers. to Au-
gust l comprised seventy-two YES
sells. with a displacement of $4,000
tons. The German losses were TWEEN
ty-ive warships with a total of ST.
G67 tons.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-01

Southern Association of Miners. The
movement is taken in opposition of
the organization of the United Mine
Workers of America.
II the organization is perfected, IT
is claimed that the Central Coal and
Iron company has promised 1t bet
ter contract than is enjoyed by any
other organization of mine workers
in the district.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-01
HUGHES TO MAKE
SPEECH AT PARIS

Paris, KY, Aug. 29.-The mana
gers OF the Republican campaign in
Bourbon county have been notified
by the chairman of the Republican
State Campaign Committee that for
mer Justice Charles f. Hughes, Re-
publican candidate for President, will
speak in Paris on the evening OF
Tuesday. September s, at the l.. 4 N.
passenger station. The Hughes
special will stop for only ten min
utes and the Republican candidate
will speak from the rear of his pri-
yate car.