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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-20
Sewafinetc SdiTe baben feiuen
Anipru9 auf Sdut.
(@aIbinoton 9oit.)

Snl Saniiar Sieies Snbres Iieb 0ic
RegierllHg Der Wcreinigten Staaieil
osu n,,s.pdrtigen Hegier,tngen nit
tbeiIcu, ouB iie BON Der lleber5eiig,ilis
niirhor,tnsen iit, oaB SanbcIsid:'ie,
peIfe in irsenb eiuer @eiie betpafi.
net iiilo, saIs SiIfsfrelI5cr Bu betrad.
ten uno bon elmer neiitrolen .pie aud,
p5n Den friegiiitrenoen Megierltnget
entiprefenb bebancelt iperoeu ioa.
ten ,rno erniibaft in Grtpdalng 5ieht,
| ibre ausiiibreHSe Srganc nit ojesbe-
5iialifcn ssrltruftionen 81 perieben." "
Sn Der Traris fam jebe @eiabr
fiir amerifaner peruneoen fperben,
ipenn bic 9iesierling Der 8sreinisten
Staater gculib ben oben angefiibrtcn
@orteu aud bnnDeln ipiirbe.
Ger grobtc IbeiI bes amerifnniiden
0ieiieperfebrs ptII5iebt iid) non ino
iIah onierifaniiden Saien. Benn ga.
her Den belpaiineteu SanoeIsidifien
oas geforoern pom 9aiiaaieren BON
ilnS nad nmerifeniihen Safcu nid,t
erlnibt toir0. 70 ipiiroe bierin Oie
nollllalloige Soiung aaer Sfruierig.
feitell lIno GiiiererSen 5iniifep Sen
Gcrcinigteu Staoten iiio Den Srieg.
fiiJrenheu eefiinoen iein.
Die Belt" bat ihcn fpie6erboIt ii9
aiii Scn Stonnpiinft gciteat, bab Die
gereinieten Staaien Den g9nrafter
eincs Sdjiiies Der ariegfiibrenpeh,
iucldes omerifnliide S1ien anlanit.
ieititeleH iuiiiien. Giner ioIden 5eit.
iteaung fonnen iie iid nidDt gut eut-
Sieben. benn lire glnfinertianlfeit
mirb BON ocrienigen Hegierung. Die
oabirb in @titleioenid)ait pe,ogen
iuirb. nuf bic gtReelegenbeit gclenft
iperben. Gle fonnen ebenInpenia
sdladltidjifieu aeitatten, in nmerifa.
uiiden Safen fi6 ipie SanoeIsidliiie
anf5uipieleu, ipie iie haS S6btcn bon
Imcrifnuern oiif ,inbepafinetenl
friebliden SanbeIsififien riIbig bin.
Hebmen f6nien.
Zen 9iebten Der arieeiiibrenSen|
lopohl rpie aiih oeneH Der HeutraIen
muB in sIeidler @eiie geItlng Der.
lGafit iperoen.
@inIton Gburhia, Der 81 6anlnIi.
ger 3eit Gbei ben enaiiiden glbmira.
litat mar, tbeiIte i'm Mar5 1919 ccntl
llnterbniie nit (ilod ebe an ben Gu.
ropaliAen arieg gebadt iperoen
foHntel, baB iih bic eneIiiae giegia.
Iung hns 9left porbcbaIten rpiiroe,
Snnoelsidiffe in Silfsfreir5er nm.
5liiuniloelu itnb 3ipar nidt nur in bei-
miidcn 9dien, ieubern au6 aiii bo-
her See. Cur @eeriinoiing oieier
iiibrte er an. bab feino. |
lidle Negieringen pieIleidlt belpnii.l
Ilete SanbeIsid)iffe beauftraoen fonn. |
ten, auf lmbepaffnete engIiitc Qaiii.
Tabrer sagb su MAIDEN. imb 6nb c5
besneaen erioroerlid) iei, engliiAe
Snn0elsidiffe 5ii nrulieren. Gr per.
iiies lid, pidt bis 5u Der Grtldrung.
Ses eugIii6s SpaSslsIaifie ieiuDIidel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-20


v0ie W etterfa + me" pirb bsr
Same Iein, pel6en Dilion in ber @es
iaihte bebalteu tpirb. Die benptraz
tii6eH 4ubanser Des prdiibenten iiuo
in ger3petfluug, pie tie ibm fpleen
touen, DenH mas er in Der einen
Stunbe iagt, tpieberruft er in Der
naaitsn. Die neueits Grfabrung bies
ier Grt MAIDEN iie jest nit Der @Ors
lage CUR 8eritdrtung beg 5eeres.
garrifOn reiisnirts als ariegsietretGr,
neil Der prGiiDent ibn ni6t in benz
@erlangeu uuterftiiste, cine Reieross
Irmee gu fdaffsn, mas Der 8priiser
bes 9dustDmnlittess fir MilitGrsQnz
selegenbeiten Sap Oeripeigert bate. ssn
5olss beifen gldubten bic 4nbGnaer
bes Brdiibenten, bab bieIer bic 6abs
i6e 8iq unteritiiBe unb iie agitirten
aus 2eibestrGften fir biefel6e. Sept
duf eininal erfldrt Der neue Sefretdr
Batter, Ratiirli9 I'M 4uftrags beg prGz
fibenteu. bab sr nit Der Sapfden Bill
nidt 3ufrieben lei unb iie nad ben
@urriionfben Blame abgsdHbert gu fss
ben tpiinf9e. 0amft f9tpeben bic bss
mOfratif6eu Dtitglisber IN bsr auft.
gladbem tie ben 9apfden Blau 10 eifs
rig befiirtportet bdbeH, fpiifen iie niht,
ipie lie ben @arrifonfden NaH befiirs
fporteu fouen. Die meinuns getDinnt
an 9oben, buB man iid nah berH
prdiibsntsn ni9t ridten f6nne unb es
bsiier fsi. ben siseHsn @es su ssbsu,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-20
salas sesen oeutihs sse'
idliiiabrtt.

Bon go in glsip Uort aniaiitgen
GtifisIinisn, untsr btnsn idmmtltdle
Ratipnsn, nit glusndbms pon Dsntidle
I'laub unb Osiisrrsib llngarn. psr+
iretsn iinb, bsrsH ReprdIsntanten gar
ni6t einsefapen iporbsn iparsn, II ttl
sinem ganisit i'm 6otel grsslin BE
2ifpeiatipn Of Morine Transportation
Rsn gu ssssnieiiisem Sdub gssriias
bet iporben. Die sdn5s 4ffaire mar
In ibren unllarsn 3ielen etipns i4lst'
stbaft. una iis tpilroe nod Msbr ic,
neil Elm 4nssborigsr Der gunoss.
Warine Dor bieier gum groben 1bei!
GUS lInt.ribdnsn trisefiibrsnber yeas
ticuen unb geutraIsr bsitsbenbsn Der
fammIuns cine iulminanie Rebs iibsr
cas @Orbsrsitetfsin sur Gse unb oie
@si6tigteit elmer srSberen 9aubelS'
flotte fiir bic @srsinigten Gtddte.
belt, bic oisllsidt am plabe ssipsitn
mare, ipsnn es iit um Elm. rein amt.
ritaniihe 0eriammlung gsbanoe!l
battle, unb nur srilGrii9 tpirb, menn
non annimmt, bab Der prpftiior IN
Daibinston cine sarie 2lTnsutung u
den tpoute, bic 8ereiniaien Stoat:r
ipiirben einer @srsiniguns, ipslder bic
Ghifis @eisllfdafisn Der etntr i
mSdts nidhi ansebSrtsn ibre ipssisIle
Silfe ans.bsiben IaiTeu- Gin Marine'
STiiSier brauht ia tsin Diplomat 81
T.in. unb 70 eina Der Serr pitlieidt in
ieinem Gnibuiiasmus etfpas Az melt.
Den goriib bsim 8antstt fiibrtc
5alppr SaecbIen bon Der itaroina'
rid amsritaniIhsn 2iuie, Der sl'
nGtbit aeutnant Commander g. ..
.Sseliop BON Der gunbss marins bds
9port ertbeilit. Dieter bssann nit IL
mem prsisseIans auf bas 9orbsrsitst'
lsin sur Sse. bas aud eins erpb;ys
5anbels Marins bsbiras. Die tiinis
tiae Giellung Der @ersinistsn Staatsn
bstidnss, bab he ibre Darsn iibsr
Gee pertaufsn i0nnie. Das anno
miiiie feinen llebsrf9ub psriaufsn. fs
scmme mtbr unb mebr nit Der gus
bennett in geriibrung unb milife itis
n, StsIlung in bieIsm aompfs pai'
rem. Dds bebiHss natiirlid cine sras
&c Sonb,lsflotte unb juslsi4 tiBs
grobs arieasilotis, um bic 5anbelss
flctie Az idiibsn. Die ssbisntsn leuts
fir efus joffe IfDtte miikten dber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-20

siue abF6t. bic beionbns In Der
Sau4bOOtfras. f4on fart bsrpOrss,
treten 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-20
Shouting, ben 20. Wlari 1916.
MAS mir BON Garranat

Was mir BON garranso
porauSseIagt baben, bab man ibm
ni6t trallen tdnn, fiubet jsBt f9pr
feline 8eitdtisuns in benz 9efebl, ben q
ieinsn 9enerGlen sesebenbat, bic ams=
ritanii9eH Sruppsn aus gafas Gran.
bes beraus5ubalten. Das 1T eins sis
gsnthimli9e Waffenbriibsrf9aft. Gs
1T aber lei6t genug gu peritebsn, mas
@arran3d gu fsinem @srbaIten perans
lnBt. @r beuba6tet eiue duberit fsinbs
ieltge Stimmung Der Msritaner sessn
bic ameritanii4en Solbaten unb pilI
iie aus ben Stdbten fern baltsn, ,pos
tslbIt Der Sab gum ausbru1 tommsn
tOnnte. Inter fol6sn lImitGnbsn pirb
es taum mDsli6 fsiH, 9illa gu fallen,
Der offentuHbis bic meritaniibe Be-
polterung auf ieiner Settle bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-20

sine mer 10 il 7 b ise 8ebarr
lidteit i'm 2iiseH erpeiien bic 5ran3o
fen in geSus auf bic anbDbe BEL Der
bun, bic als Der .tobte Wann" befdnn
1T. Sic bsridten fortpd6renb, bab BIZ
9suti6en bsi bem @eriu6e, bic Sob
81 nebmen, Suriidgeidlasen iperoen
lpGbrenb bic beutf6en 8eribte melben
bab Die GranSoien mebrnaIs Bel bem
8erfu6s. bic 4n6obe suriidSuselpin.
men, ubseipieien tporben iinb. Disis,
Wioeripru6 ldbt iih nur in Der Weift
ertlaren, pab bic 5ran3oieu ben Der
luit bieTsr ipi6tisen StsIluma su pers
beimli6en ipiinI9en, ipie iiberbaupt
llnterbriiduna Der Wabrbsit i'bt gu
einem Sauptitubium Der 4aiirten gez
iporbsn lit. Die enslii9en 3eitunsen
biirfen ni6ts bon ben groben 8erlus
iten in Weiopptamisn fasen unb bic
italieniiden biirfen ni6ts iiber bic
gprsGnse BEL 8erbun berinten, bamir
auf Dem llmnese iiber Stalien bic
Jran3oIen niht erfabren, mas man
ibHen per5eimlihen min.
Der ein5ige nod etnas
untlure puntt auf ben peridiebensn
ariegsi9auplGBen befinbet ii9 in
Tieinaiien, a6er ni4t I'm mittIersn
&leinaiien. benu bort baben bic gng>
ldnber iol9 i4peren Riebsrlasen ere
litten, bab bic Resieruns bem 8plte
bariibsr tsine @ustunft 5u ssbsn
past. Sm llngeipiiien 1T man nur.
mas bic Rufen auf oieiem @ebiete
polbrinsen. Nad ibren 8eri6ten
lts6en tie i4on DOR ben Sborsn bon
seberan, Der Sauptitabt bon periisn,
uber bic Ha9ri6ten bon anbsrer
@eits laHen erfsben, bab iis ii9 ben
Dem 9eitabe beg S6iparaen Wteeres
nod ni6t entfernt 6dben. Wsber in
&onituntinopel, nod in Berlin i9sint
bas 9urriiden Der RuiIen 8eunz
rubigung gu srressn. Offenbar 1T
man baruuf Dorbereitst, iis suriitsltz
iperfen, iobaIO tie iid aus Der unf
luirtbli4en unb gu bteisr SabresSsit
i6pisrigsn 9ebirgsgegsnb bsrauspaz
gen. Sm uebrigen 1T alles i'm bDd)s
fen grabe befriebisenb fir bic 8erz
banbsten. Deber tDnnen bic HuFTen
burAbre6en, nod bic Staliener unb
am 8altun iinb nod gar teine @srz
fu6s gema6t fporbeu, bort ein3ubrinz
gen, 10 bab bic beuti9en Sruppen fid
ungeItOrt Der gs5tpinguns Srantreids
tptbmsn f0nnen.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
FIRST WILSON DEMONSTRATION
OCCUPIES SIXTEEN MINUTES
Temporary Chairman Glynn Begins
Delivery Keynote at One O'Clock
w. J. Bryan Appears on Re-
porters' Stand and Is Recipient of
Applause - Suffragettes, 5000
Strong, Have Silent Parade as
Delegates Wind Their Way From
Hotel to Place of Meeting

speech at O'Clock. \ Wilson DEM
onstration started at 10y, in which
the New Jersey delegates parsdcd,
and the cheering lasted sixteen min.
utes.
Glynn smilingly watched, the dem
onstration, his arms Folded and the
crowd sang John Browns Body"
Bryan excitedly waved a fag. The
crowd encored portions Of G1ynn' 5
speech. Near the end of the address
a small donkey, named 'Suffrage
Plank. in the alley behind the Col
scum, brayed defanty. Glynn, start
led. paused fcr an instant and the
audience laughed. Glynn's final words,
"Woodrow Wilson, started a sec
Ond demo- 'strat>~n that lasted FIVE
minutes, the delegates singing part
of the time Wilson's Flag Day proc
lamation was ten read Routine
business was hurriedly transacted, the
house of Representatives rules being
adopted as tonvoltiOn rules. Recess
was taken at ESQ to II a. m. Thurs
day, in respect to the memory OF the
late Thomas Pence, secretary OF the
National committee.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
Work Now Started
Should Be Continued

Through the suggestion first made
in the Appeal ard Later taken up by
the ladies OF the North End Neigh
borhood Improvement association
the road leading to the cemetery, the
lots which line both sides Of the road
and the cemetery itself are being
cleaned up and put in dress parade
shape by the powers that be-
The work being done will add
greatly to the appearance of that sec
ton anG the authorities and owners
of property are to be commended for
ances in other portions O. the town
will make Carson the neatest look
ing city in Nevada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
St. Louis Women
Have Silent Parade
[By United Press I

ST. LOUIS, June 14.-Thousands
OF American suffragists here today
to impress the Democratic conven-
ticn, stood In a silent line from the
Hotel Jefferson to the Coliseum, al
most two miles, as Yea for a SUI
fnage plank to the Democratic plat
form.
The "Golden Lane" so called be-
cause OF the garb of the women
white suits draped with yellow sashes
was under the direction OF the
Equal Suffrage League of Missouri
The delegates and visitors from
the Jefferson will be forced to ride
through this lane il they go via auto
mobile or choose to walk up St.
Louis dOWtonwn automobile road.
Speech making tours OF the various
state delegation headquarters Will be
made by the women during the' con
vention.
There are ten women delegates to
the Democrats convention from FIVE
states
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
Class Play to Be
Presented Friday

On Friday night Of this week. June
10th, Carson will have another en-
lovable home treat in the presenta-
ton by the graduating class OF the
high school OF their senior class p1ay.
the sparkling comedy entitled. "He er
Gloves" 1t is clear fun, from first
to last.
These class plays in all commune
ties arouse great enthusiasm and
bring out crowded houses because
Of local pride in the talent and care
full training of their young people.
But Carson has found a double in
terest in these high school plays be-
cause Of the efficient coaching OF
F. ID. Vanderlieth who for many
years has given his splendid ability
freely TO develop the boys and girls
in their dramatic efforts. Carson
has learned to look for, and to re-
celve, an undisappointed fulfillment
OF their expectations of a royal treat
when the graduating class announce
a class play. Strangers have express
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14

ed surprised appreciation OF the re-
suits achieved. Wondering that high
school pupils could do such effective
worl,
With the announcem OF Her
Gloves" to be rendered this year by
the class of 10 OF Carson City high
school, expectation is again carrying
people forward to Friday night OF
this week. This play is among the
most entertaining plays selected by
any of the classes. 1t is full OF sur
prising climaxes and is a swift sue
cession of hits from start to finish.
The sale of tickets is already large.
the box sheet opened this morning at
MuIler's and all indications are that
the friends OF the class of 1916 are
coming out to support enthusiastical-
1y this production Of the young peo-
pie of our high school.
Adult tickets, IS cents: children, 25
cents; reserved seats so cents.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
Convention Called to Order
[By United Press1


ST. LOUIS, Jue 14-W. +. Nc
Combs. chairman OF the Democratic
National convention, called, the con-
vention to order at 1881, the dele
gates starting things going by sing
ing America. The Coliseum was hot,
the crowd uncomfortable anh TIL
Tammany tiger ard Preparedness
banner failed to elicit mric:l applause
The delegates cheered w. ]. Bryan
as he appeared among the reporters.
Rev. James Lee said the invocation,
but the delegates appeared restless
and seemed anxious to rush proceed
ings. The temporary OFFICERS were
then selected and Temporary Chair
man Glynn delivered the keynote
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
''The House of Fear
Gold Rooster Film

Thursday evening the Grand will
present another pleasing Gold Roost-
er play, The House of Fear" pro-
duced by the same company that
pleased you with Mary Sunshine"
which was ia decided success.
The House OF Fear the second
of John T. McIntyres Ashton-Kirk
stories to be filmed under the direc-
ton of Arnold DAILY and Ashley Mil
Ter, proves TO be an absorbing melo
drama of which its producers may
be Justly proud.
For more detail Of this master
feature. read the daily papers.
Added number-Pathe News-Of
here. there and everywhere.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
[By United Press1

WASHINGTON, June 14-For the
first time in American history a pres
ident marched afoot down Pennsy'-
vanla avenue as a participant in the
propaganda parade President Viii
son led the combination Flag Day
and Preparedness procession, carry
ing ID flag over his shoulder. He wore
a blue coat, white trousers and boy
lsh straw hat. He walked briskly
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
Commencement at Dayton

The COm'nenCement EXERCISES at
the Dayton high suAocI will take
place Friday evening at that place.
A program for the entertainment Of
the guests has been arranged, which
includes singing, recitations, ad-
dresses end the awarding OF the di-
plomas, all of which will be follow
ed by dance. A large number of
Carson folks. young and old. are ex-
pected to be present and join in the
good time that is assured.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
Case Transferred

The libel suit brought by January
Jones, Reno mining broker, against
l.. A. Friedman, president and gem
eral manager of the Rochester Mines
company and Seven Troughs Coali-
ton, has been transferred from Wa
shoe to the District court of Hum
boldt county for trial.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
Causes Considerable Pain and In
convenience, But No Serious Re-
suit Is Anticipated Remain
in New York to Undergo X-Ray
Examination

later visited a physician. Secretary
McGrath aIterward announced that
Colonel Roosevelt had strained a
chest ligament while coughing. The
colonel will remain in New York to-
night to undergo an X-Ray examin-
alton. He suffers a good deal OF pain
and inconvenience by reason OF the
ailment, but nothing serious is antic
ipated.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
WASHINGTON. June 14.-Wash

WASHINGTON. June 14.-Wash-
BY United Press1
ington today held a mammoth Flag
Day Preparedness" parade. Citizens
Of the capital, including 10000 em-
ployes OF the federal government,
turned out en- masse in an impressive
demonstration in favor OF adequate
national defense.
Following tl7e historic route along
Pennsylvania avenue, the marchers
bearing miniature American flags. and
to the music of national airs, passed
before the reviewing stand
The president has asked the coun-
try to give an especial significance
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
Exercises at Dayton

The Dayton high school will hold
its graduating exercises next Friday
evening, when three young ladies and
four young men will receive their di-
pIomas.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
BRITISH NAVAL
LOSS 1870 CRAFT

BERLIN. June 14.--It is announc-
ed the Germans have captured a num-
Der of trenches west and south OF
Thiaumont farm and have taken 703
prisoners and tifteen machine guns.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
WORLD EVENTS

tical'y challenged the hyphenates to
defeat him. He declared that a small
but active body Of foreign-born dis
loyalists were attempting species OF
blackmaiI in connections with the
election.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14

WAL LSH SUGGESTS
RADICAL PLANS

ownership OF railroads. telephone and
telegraph systems and coal deposits.
He suggested that such plans would
Lead to better wealth distribution and
the recovery OF public lands that pri-
vate corporations claim.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
fBv United Pressl

NEW YORK, June l4.-Colonel
Roosevelt was evidently i'll when he
met his son Kermit, wife and child,
when they arrived this morning. lie
frequently pressed his hand TO his
side as if suffering pai-. Mrs. Rich
ard Derby. his daughter, said his i'll
ness was slight. Coioncl Roosevelt
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
IBy United Press1

TOXIC. June l4.-lt is announced
that Japan intends 70 attempt to me-
diate the Chinese warning nations
and restore peace.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14

to this Flag Day. and this is Wash
ington's way of doing it.
Employees Of the department
marched in units, Joseph Tumu1ty,
secretary to the president, heading
a delegation OF twenty-five White
House officials and newspapermen
assigned to the executive mansion.
Invitations to former Presidents
Roosevelt and Taft to march in the
parade had been sent out, in addition
to about 1000 special invitations to
men prominent in the preparedness
m OVerent
The city's mail service was sus-
pended so employees of the postofiee
department as we'll as those Of the
city postoffice might march.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
Smelling Austrian Positions
TBy United Press1

Bv United Press
ROME, June 1.-THE italian fleet
is sheling Austrian positions on the
Iztrian coast. Ten Austrian aero
planes bombarded Venice, killing a
woman.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
TBv United Press

ST. LOUIS, June 14.-Five thous-
and suffragists lined the street this
morning between the Jefferson hotel
and the Coliseum. silently cyeing the
delegates enroute to the convention.
Their demonstration lasted two
hours
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
Will Not Run Again

Bv United Press
WASHINGTON. June l4.-Repre-
sentative William Kert Of California
has announced he VIII not be can
didate for reelection on account OF
private business.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
Wilson Hurls Challenge
TBy United Press

BY United PreSST
WASHINGTON, June 14.-Presi-
hent Wilson, addressed Flag Day
crowd at Memorial park. He prac-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14

1t is also announced through semi
official sources that during the war
Great Britain has lost 100 naval YES
sells and a total OF $4,000 tons in
steamers. freighters. etc.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
Russian Drive Progressing
/ Bv United Press

BV Unltcd PrcSS
LONDON, June l4.-The Russian
drive is progressing The Austrians
still hold Czernowitz.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
Covers the Distance in Fifteen Min
utes--Suffragists on Hand Dis
playing Banner IF You. Want
Ninety-One Electoral Votes Con-
slider the W0men'S Party

and Jauntily and covered the mile and
a halt in fifteen minutes. Many
thousands marched in the parade.
The suffragettes unfurled a monster
flag over the parade. reading: Ii
you want ninety-one electoral votes,
consider the women's party" Hun
dreds of girls yelled the same words
in slhrill voices. Wilson smiled GRIM
ly, but marched on as the words were
thrown at him.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
IBy United Press

ST. LOUIS, June l4.-Chairman
Frank p. Walsh OF the Industrial Re
lations committee, has urged the res
olutions committee TO include in t'he
Democratic platform the government
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14

Mrs. Agnes Buck, for long time
with the Raftice book store, has ac-
cepted position with Kelley &
Lindsay, the Carson bakers.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14
REFUSES TO ANSWER PLANS
REGARDING MEXICAN SITUATION

Mexico. n intends to- leave New
York for a weekend rest on Sunday
and will return Monday.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14

NEW YORK, June 14.-Judge |
Hughes has refused to divulge the
policy he intends to follow regarding |
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-14

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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-01-18
A Hint to Mothers
of GrOWi,og Children
A MILD LAXATIVE AT REGULAR
INTERVALS WILL PREVENT
CONSTIPATION

A vital point upon which all schools
of medicine seem to agree is that
normal regularity of the bowels is
an essential to good health. The i'm
por'tance of this is impressed partic-
ularly on mothers of growing chill
dren.
A very valuable remedy that
should be kept in every home for use
as occasion arises is DIR. Caldwelrs
Syrup Pepsin compound of simple
laxative herbs that has been prescrib-
ed by DR.. w. B. Caldwell of Month
cello ILL.,, for more than twenty-five
years and which can now be obtained
in any well stocked drug store for
fifty cents bottle.
In a recent letter to DR.. Caldwell,
Mrs. H. c. Turner, S44 Main St.,
Buffalo, N. Y, says, 81 bought a
bottle of DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin for my baby, Roland Lee Turner,
and find t works just like you said