davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20

Snofrpf at SoIf fontnter Ior cftel
Nar Tor at Ie oette oeiIige Spn.
Otter "Sqnminationen" bcgar
mani fla til sluoitoriet buor 9anocn
ipillcoc og galior Hormann talte
per Nmcrifos Sran9, gobe WGno,
% GoromGnoenes Snoleg | Den
r9tc amcrifonifc llouifling ipn ale
reoc III bar begpnot.
Spao Sfolcu cIlcrS angaar, er
@lrbeibet / ililot Sping. Sper bar
nof mco lit OF man iolcr 8rang til
aoIpreoelie cngon9 iblonot. stGite
Hsrooa holoes oerior ct S~obboloipil
mclem Scnior- 6reibmon og gu
nior. Sopbmore saIasIernc Seo Si-
oen al bette bar nogen iaot oct |
Sopcoct at oct ifilloe bare morIomt
at ia ct Spill blanot Dem IonI
minoIt peo ON Sobbolb Der paa
Sfcleu. Oct lianieligite Dtatcriel
for G. Sobboloipil er oerior lamlct
/ to "9comS" og De ital ipiae fer
be nnorc nrIte 2srbae. 0ettc blir
ct rent Con Ghircte" SpiI ion,
ifal iremitiae en- nofiaa naip Spiat.
ming nf Sobbolo.
Otter 3ooboloipiaet penber man
Jig ielpfplgelig iii Tolitiffcn. DC
tc itore Fartier boloer ifarpt gle
for Ialcr, for Oct Stepnemsbc ionl
boloeS fer ben "Strom election"
iont her oiltaaeligpis finder Stco
Den Zoe atopenlbcr. &or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20
Smaapinf.

Sofiigclieaoogcn cr inor bcn
30tc Ropember.
- $. &. &icrIeib rciitc Gir2Ooq
til @opmon, ". Gaf.
9. q. @craon rciitc Cu$Oag I'll
Scnoibn, @i2,, i T%orrctniuQcr.
ItiiS Guelnn % Gaa Gipcictb
reiite @eroog til 2afe Mills. &a.
Mrs. Is. @oaqc reiitc iioits
llac til Collar. SiS., pau Ell tort 9c.
ieg.
Iopofot @. NJ. Strano o.
@ua. @Nunc rciitc (ir3oaa til W2jlc2
Sin, M}out.
&. & 9~luum0Icn bar ti6bt al.
Oe0c @m Smitba &u5 paa Cat No.
ter Street ior 500.
Gulua ellington ira @aIcott
y. Gaf., oil tilbriuQe &iutcrcn Dos
lin Nror / &cspcr, ga.
- George Gpouion tom iioitc llgl
tilboge ira Goucuoer, ,Sa.. hpor han
babe ophoIot ijQ i Here llQcr.
4iiia Aiartho @auion ira 9Ii.
tin, Wiinm., hor pNrct hcrucoc paa
en- @iiit hos Mrs, 3. Y. Rcmcr.
&aitor q. ". Slmo6u ira Hio,
@i@., iom prCoifcoc Spnoocua Sir.
te her / SDcu Ssnoag, relitc bicul
Sirsong.
Snnfier 6reo Ihompion, ionr
bar opholbt fla ! &pcu iibcn lin 0lo.
oerS Geo, reiitc Seroag tiIbagc til
Chicago.
aoptein Z. u, &osiing tom ito.
lie llgc bjeln ira en- Hciie iii GeS
Nloines, Smaba og atorc Sicocr
Ncbraifa % Soma.
DIR. % WtrS. &curp Soniol
ira ct. Ealtl rciite 3reoag bicm q
fer at bare ocltaget / Segraoclicn ei
ter Wtrs. ). (. &anion.
gdiS Clara W. aoaiing Ton
ira Sooe, Sa., @innoag GitcrmiOoag
for at bli $nsbolberife hos i'm On
tel, anptein Z. u. Ho9iing, @cit &c
corab.
- Nrs. q. 6. Socobion ira Gbi
caeo og Wtiis gnna SoIem fra 5nr
80, iom fom BERTH for at operpGr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20
CpnsfaIo.

@frS. @cticp Simmon5, Der bar
boct hos FIN Gottcr, WtrS. Glninn
&cua poa Gait Brain Street, ocot
CirSou0 0cn Zoe Oftobcr. @rn hnn'
oe ior uoolc Waaucoer iiocn CT Sla9-
tilfpIoe, % oct par 6elgcrne az
Bette, / 6orbinoelic mcb alocroomS'
iuaqbco, iom par Aoria9en til ben'
bca GeO.
Mr5 SimmouS bar loot / Galorc1,
9surqc, Den Site Iu9u't 1898 oa bar
Totter al amlot og gnne Nnocricn.
Sun fnm Ill Nmcrifa / 1913 % III
@iuncihcif Gountp / 1850. Get iel'
oenbc Iar blcp bun rgtcuiet til Col
LEI Sinmon5. Sum citcrlaoer liz
Inn oen enc Cater, 9tr3. &oug, Tor
lloen @u~rncbornerc Mrs. Stonttcr
% MrS. &rieming, begge bo'ot I
Chicago. @epropelicn iorenoor loog,
ben 19oc. lSaitor Sactlnro al We'
tpoiItfirfen %iorrettcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20
Iaffeoaoen Sen
panlise Gio

Gong @rond, e, s., t6oc Oft.
thanksgiving" .0ogen pil bli ioit.
lat til beu panlige Gio, nenllig oer
iibltc Sorobu0 / Nopember tiltroo5
ior, at bette ioor tiIlige or oeu ii0ItC
Gaa / Wuoneocn.
Der hoohc prrct Gale ON, al
Nrpiioent Wilion, / @ctragtnin0 al
at ScitonNcn inar inbtrof ioa llrl
inc iii &uIcbel1cn, ifilloe faitinttt
Sor2boq ocn 23bc Noocmber ion
SGfiigclicSbng; men oct mcobclc%
ioog oiiiciclt. at ban / lin Trotla.
nation nil foitiTtte ocn 30te go.
ucmbcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20

s InIebning al WcbbclclIcn ON,
at Yoitor Gbr. Mnberion / Wtnnea-
polls bopbe toqet fin Iiifeo, or Def
bIct cpIpit, at Eoitorcn mlber De ipr'
honnoenprrcnbc Smitrnbigbeber life
fiurbc bIi itaoenbc 'om 3iona Mcni1.
beoS Yreit. Senlti SauiIicr / Ve-
nigbcocn CSoIf al WtiroritctcrD bou-
DC ouereoe iprIoot Ben, ga ban reiig-
nercbc og be sprige (0toioriteten)
pnifcoc Ell urlocit Ercit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20
ss<as..1
"HerS DftorcM fommer"
0cpc. pa 2Gscraab. Sarnepleie.

Spem %fienber life Eait. Steipp's
bcrsntte &lirinetooer % gooe Naao?
Ser er en- al bans melt popuIpre
@sgcr, en- Saunobog, iom er abio'
Int munepGrIi9 paa 6armcn. laigt
ira Goftor % gpotbef. en- SiGlp
i ole SpgoomstiIfGIoer % Ell lG'
reris Sos at Ieic baaoe for samle
ca unge o. life minbit for enbper
Sritru % Mor. aiinittet on Bar.
neplcic er pSerit interesiant os mt
tia. Eris inobnnoet $3.50. Deb
Soften" $1.75.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.,
Deccrah, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20
Snnfcn Sirrliabco.

Trc'cn Carrie Chapman Sat-, sen be
tienotc StemmerctS.pinSc tiger ON zen
VeluiIie Volitiierre pco ioriiicliac Sci
liabener inSer Def n~sNpercia al lrAge ior
Engen ~uJcrfpr apirocrrcs Ardp, at Den
minner beuoc ON Ell Scene mcllcm 10
gGatefoli iom bouoe prrct gift / noseu
Aar.
"Su %inaiier olSris iaa iirrlia iii
mig, ia9Se Suitrisu. "iom On pIeiehe
"a ri a npeiite. Seq or barge for al
on bar opbert az eliie Mig"
"Spbert al elite big, ingoe Wnreen
mt. "er on M Der mcp Oct SlnNNerei
iaienl SiGre DIG ica eliicr big beiere
euo init e9ct Sip. bolo M Sreo ct Giss
blit % Lab mig iaa IGie Senne spiien!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20
Sffe nItih FIR.

Erotesloren til ben fpinoeli9c Stlis
bent: "gein firrc lnee Game, lea er
rGo for, at Statiitif foretouuner Gem
bel TORT"
Zen fiGre hinge Same: "sSffe altio.
Seltnant Sntitb %fprtalte mig, at Der or
400, 600, O00,0 Menneiter | Serben %
at ies er DEN p~afreite unse Gise bIanbt
Dem ale"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20
Ytora9 til Spbau SclncS.

Sngebri9t Sortc, Iabiion, Minn.,
81, Ole Inoerion, TopneSforo, Mton'
tona, ST, Gilbert Gube, 90, ST, Wil.
liam Srbanl, 90, 81, Sanuel San'
ION, DO, 81, Sbomas Hilbe, 90, ST.
Clara Soroe, Nortbpooo, So., $1.04,
9tIfrco Gen, Hl,0paro, Wont., 50.
3iIionmcn $9.04. 2ioligere fuitte-
ret for $t,543.92. Salt ST, 552. SO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20
Suthcr College.

Dor oiliciclt at enifc GoIlcgct2
me Glcpcr uclfommcn, bolot Stu
ocntcrneo triitclige SCREENING, Sli.
tbcr College SmOap N0Iociotion,
en- ,Scit ior Dem Den 1900 Sftober.
&roi. liu9clitao lom iaur er Geocr
holot Anooat buori han ogIua be.
rpttct Nnlcbningcu iii at nppnc
hooO Oennc Screening fan gisre bua.
&c for me % rlbrc Glcpcr. Trr.
~itocntcn, Ilf. NJ. &roubcl, iorflurtc
0crpuo at Wpocta &cpcoiormaol bar
at opuGffe @egciitriua og &iGrlig.
hc0 ior Dor NIma Mater, mems
Nttormaalct d at aiuc ole Gleper.
ne N%nIeontnN til at bli fietbt mcO
hinonocn, Heitcn al GroNranmct
bcltoO al ct Eor Songe al 5. Gill.
man &oniolL 6lpitcoucttcr al Gurl
Y. NIoiantcr % 8ubmuno Sbor.
artlnion, % tilii0it G~ollc9et2 gri
bcn0e gang, 20 Sutber". Zen
%iniormcllc Sammcnfonnlt clter Vro.
aromnct blcp liot fort ga oct tore
6ooboloipiI mcllem SreIbmou %
Sophmorcfluelcrnc ltliloc bol0eS rp,
lie Dag % "a giUl6er Def 10 at bopc
ole tine Gpnrr % Arpitcr hos Ii1
4tcn3 De cIlcuc Wpuo ira bper SIDE
neo Ell Sepu illI0 al uroligc Srpm.
ne ON Mor9cnonlcn5 itorc SIug,
Ait DC nu0rc nco til "Stnr" OF lao
Ncnrit Sbicna "Samilmocto Stpt.
ter" / &p3biueocr.
Den i4oc Cftobcr er oIti6 Ell itor
DAG ueo Sutbcr College, ia / belle
bcn uoritc Spuooc; thi poo oeu Iug
tuopicoca &utbcr College, Souiun
0ct3 uloltc Sfolc, iaupcIiom oc ilcitc
Al oc andre SUrcun'tQltcr / Spno,
ocu. Tor @llitcrnc her cr oct iipr
Ell tor Gag life bare for Scitli0hc.
ocrnr men oAioo for Snoboloipil
let mcllcm DC 10 nc0crltc Glo9lCr
SloNct ito0 hnorocrc iaor enc poo
Here Hur. Get nar hcIit ct Srrf
at Ell ira TreihmunfIo2Icu / @cgDn.
0elltn AZ Splllct ri lurt lig bort Ill
Qto0partcrnca "8ool" mc0 Nploen.
&eb bctte Spll iii Srcibmeu iuu.
Ncitcn al Spiuct piitc at lngcn al
Eurtcrne hnbc role iig al uoacn
Sperlelcnheb "a ierit oen enc laa
Den nn0cu table noNlc fua SOB. Oct
unr Iom CT Slog pco Nerbun, ifiont
life iulbt ioa blobig. Sftc gif oct
not Ino bcot rm0cr S~fioIocne %
6rcibmen iom life bar ina brr0coc
enooa, manitc Ct lar @dlgc iianoi,
Tor az fable mo 6oritcrtuinaer ou
Ct Stormongreb ira SopbmorcS
gloroc no9cu miblcrtibig uonelig.
On Aitcucn por ser "Suumino.
tom. Iuc &inouernc pao Sroilt
iiocn bopoc ira 10 til lire imaa Cps
mems Goue9etS Miotto, Soil oec
Gloria, lant en- Sticrnc lpite pao
6aarnet. 9iotiaa mango fom Tor al
ic bette pnfrc Spu. Oct bar eli bei,
tioclia Stnno % @oloen beaptotC
at ipiac &eiormationens mpatial
Salrlc ~Sor @no ban or ioo iait en-
BORG" % belle Sopeobpgniuacn op.
Irites pan en- Gang. Zen itoItS
Spgnine meb lit Notto bsii oppc
i Saarnet gier ct iaa imponerenot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20

iom for brustes til at ripe neo, brli.
ses mn til at bpsge op.
Gen lille Stot" er fnopt rner emo
TO Var CANNED. Otter Tom ben porer,
bill Den faa mango npe Speaoer, on
Sireftsren bill life bore tiIfrebs fer
"StatenS" @runoietnineer ON SeIp.
Itpre er iot paa Grspe al to eaer tire
bllnoreoe gorgere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20
mcteriortft / Mitfin Gpuntu,

NV Minn., pl piie fig at G bin gplbne
Sci til s'elitanp. Gets Sorobuuo, @r9ss
oanec, Gann, @eli99enbeo, lane lriier !ette
NiItoar. opsr9aar alle anbre Steber. Sfrip
eiter giterotur. 9rnoIo, 9onb a9ent, 135
9Solpin SIo9., 3ulutb. Minneiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20
Lace ONtsconftm. = Oct

49, M' s'si. ,atm:ostfis s s,
49, bar bort "t'' sm w. 1 soDt san i,
nGr Speu, 80 acres, Sl,20i. = 81 NereS
meb aoOe nps 6uie, alt fabt, s.. 500.
100 Ncres meb 8 Sicr, s @elte, NialtInert.
ultin9 ion oct ltaar. $1,000. 1870 geres
msb sobe Suis. liessr sobt. for 81, 800.
200 gleres meb Souie $4,000. Nlle oisle
Narme er soot ~beli9genSe. Sil 9ipe 9ooe
8iltaar ont bu fieber Ell al biSic Marine peo
at banole mep Sieren. S,n9en Spttebanoel.
u. 3. Sien, NSbeelsr Slitn So, sSts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20

I oeaiat W~sntanasSano birefte fra gierne.
~ Sterre Str9fninaer eler ssorme. goa bore 4Iri,
Ter. 9u oil iipbe. Yeliqqenbe oioruberlia hnrtta
borenoe ~ylabolaa. Jrugtbor Sorb. 0ilfoor efter Gnitc.
&leb lite U~tontana fsr bu bar leet oprt Sanb. SuinoiS
Me'tern Qanb 60, ALP gnbtcptt 9IbQ., ct. panl Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20

ciialgs.-2 q Icres Dpoprtet,
~ eooe Spgnirger, nGr Sfole, nor,f
airts, iamt Warteo. ". s. &aiisen, H1,
0ennilon, Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20

Taa
M belt
&c Sal
= itiit
iIleIoer
opilaae.
eelier.
oct er
nRuller
tioileil
Sans
fig Der
ifogtlR
@atra,
MEMS,
@r9nit
bpor Z
ringer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20

FOR vel
For ye;
For ye;
For yed
For 8 l
y
GnmGn
til
gpn W
Spif II
mcle
Serbcri
tiue |
IS aait
tug
81
Set [
re tpoel
for bar
% 2ite
ter irD
ct eneIt
for Sie
met I'll
til at r.
Zig Spe
Nner
bar Tu
llleD vi
/ &arp(
Sranipl
neral s
bet tilb
D b G +
Spife
ct Yar
Wfil mi
Nogen
neppe b
pnring
ionl pn
pasiet
brepet I
nnoe
8rpnie
| 9fusierl
giOrt b
bes tog
600 So
anoet
fannie
Witralj
Senr
paterne
ltelig {
GllnlGll
Welt
bnpils
tranipll
Se.tllla
| tpif. bull
pGloig
Sobrito
Yropill,
hopet,
oct bett
Sen me
Otter
Sobrltb
blep DO
Wil / 9
Gcrnau
Der pp
6 Tiger
Wfelt
taget II
Da Hrl
fuloe n
bapn I,
beer
fen mel
Cages
taget II
Sorteb(
peit for
taget 3
ret -
Zen
reit inn
| Husierl
tebapet,
men bu
perate
blet ia
Sam
| Taa
III belt
&c Sar
- fift
1Uel0er
| opllaae
eelier.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-26
AMERICA
CONTINUED from page ~

ing In importance. We are hoping
for open ports in every country. We
have not heretofore had our propo \
tionate share Of this trade. One rea.
son for the limited amount OF our
export business in the past is found
in the lack Of ships owned. controlled
and operated by Americans. We
have been more or less subjected to
the domination of foreigners having
the ownership OF control OF ships and
who are interested directly or indi-
rectly in business competing with us.
When the present wars are end
ed these conditions will be even
worse than they have ever been be-
fore unless there are adopted laws
or amendments that will place our
merchant marine practically on al
equality with that Of other nations.
I'VE are in favor Of peace for our
nation; not at any price. but We
would II necessary. pay literally for
1t. We would fight any other ma
ton. but only defensively. However,
we do not wish for war and we be-
lieve It is not necessary to engage In
1t with any European nation or ma
lions.
80 anxious are our people to avo
trouble and to maintain q peace foot
Ing. they are willing to submit, tenn
porarily. and until the minds Of hot
heads have had time to become cool
and collected, to many acts seeming
ly unfriendly and even to sneers and
insults. before they will assume an
offensive attitude and run the risk
OF precipitaing war unnecessarily.
This Is strong statement but II rep
resents the real attitude OF large
majority Of our people. They sin
cerely believe We shall get through
and come out of the apparent shad-
ows Of doubt and distrust. the clouds
of gloom that at times have been very
black and threatening, without war
and with the respect and confidence
Of all the European nations. We de-
sire to have our administration ct
Washington maintain a strictly neu-
trail attitude concerning the bellig-
erent nations. When the war Is over
and may n merciful Providence
speed the day-we wish to be on
terms Of intimate and cordial rela-
lions with them all.
'If the United States is to assume
and maintain the important position
among nations that has been thrust
upon her, she must be possessed OF
the same elements OF power and
strength that others have. She must
be prepared to protect her commerce
on the seas. She must be ready to
support other nations in the insist
ence that the ports Of all foreign
friendly nations shall remain frcc
and open to all. And even more i'm
portant to consider. we would be at,e
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-26
H|TE Confident
OF NOMINATION.
For the United States Senator
ship at the Primary Eiec-
ton June 6.

HUNTINGTON. May 2s-Confl-
dence and supreme optimism charac-
terize the feelings Of William F.
Hite OF this city. candidate for the
Republican nomination for United
from an extended trip through north
ern and central West Virginia in the
interest Of his candidacy.
Mr.. Hite, who has been making a
quiet and dignified campaign, based
upon the declarations he made in tho
beginning. has been deeply impressed
with the favor shown him by the
voters wherever he has gone. He
has held strictly to the course under
taken in the beginning. and has
found. he declares. that the people
are ready to welcome a business man
as an aspirant for United States SEN
ator.
Speaking Of the situation as re-
vealed to him after an extended can
vass. Mr.. Hite said today:
To say that am pleased with
the situation is to put 1t mildly.
When I became a candidate I, like
many Of my friends, thought would
have to rely largely upon the heavy
vote would naturally receive in the
southern counties near my home.
find. however. that I will not BIO
forced to depend solely upon major
tiles in the southern counties. 1
have assurances Of the most positive
and convincing character which indi-
cate that beyond a doubt I will re-
ceive majorities in many OF the popu-
lous counties in northern and central
West Virginia. and that l will. at the
same time, receive full share Of
the vote In the eastern counties. In
GLIDING the eastern panhandle. where
my friends will give good account
OF themselves on election day.
Although my friends In the south
ern counties are emphasizing the
fact that this section is entitled to
the senator this time. and while I
find that many voters in other sec
lions Of the state concede the fair
ness Of this view. am gratifed to
be able to state that my candidacy
never has been regarded as local,
but has been recognized In every
county In the state. The people seem
to be in accord with what l propose
to give them In the way of repre-.
sentation. and since represent all
elements OF population. and propose
to be fair to all, the man in the
northern or the eastern panhandle
is as much my friend. all things being
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-26
to exert a powerful influence in aid
Ing and even compelling information

to exert powerful influence in aid
Ing and even compelling information
al peace"
In closing. Judge Gary said:
There Is not intended to be nor
10 there any question OF politics In
volved In what has been said, not
withstanding there may be differ
ences Of opinion held by persons OF
different political parties concerning
some OF the points discussed. It Is be.
lieyed strong and dominant public
sentiment will bring about q regard
for honest business success. beneficial
to all the people Of this country, and
necessary laws and administration OF
laws to promote and protest Il; tho
maintenance Of permanent peace, In
dustrial as well as social; and the SUI
ficient preparedness TO insure both.
1.-THE steel industry Is good: better
than ever before. There have recent
~ been publications to the effect tina.
there Is a falling OF in new orders
and this may be true TO q slight ex-
tent, but the daily bookings general
ly are larger In volume than the total
producing capacity, and as the unfin-
ished orders on hand are sufficient to
keep the mills busy for the remainder
Of this calendar year and largo
portion Of 1917 there is not much, ifl
any, cause for concern or the part OF
manufacturers for the next twelve
months at least.
I'VE could hope that we had been
permitted to continue cooperation en-
basis that would have Influenced
greater stability in prices. higher in
times Of depression and lower "a
times of great activity. for It would
have been satisfactory and beneficial
TO both producer and consumer and
to their employees; but circumstances.
over which we had no control. I,
brought about change in this par
ticular. Public sentiment may bring
about restoration Of the former and
better methods. Who can tell?"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-26

one of the 1000 Republican votes
that will be cast in Cabell county.
his home county. and 1t is conceded
by all that his majorities south Of
the Great Kanawha will be large In
almost every county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-26

they are ready to test the principle
at the first opportunity. Ihave been
attending strictly to my own CAM
paign, and to say that am delighted
with my prospects is to say the least"
Mr.. Hite will get practically every
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-26

equal. as the man who is my next
dor neighbor.
81 believe that Congress should
devote more attention to the peoples
business and less to politics. 1 have
the most striking evidence that the
people share this belief, and that
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-26

they will join an automobile party
and go to Indianapolis to attend the
automobile races. They expect to be
gone a week or ten days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-26
TO ATTEND RACES.

Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. ODER left
this morning for Columbus. o., where
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28
MEXICAN CAMPAIGN

Washington hears f1s zzzaszt Hais HegfaFa has Hsa aaa Aa5faA]+ to aass4 5aeIuzs Ifsza7 at kAt. aaaHz#
 qHs aaxIssa e##iHaa -e #a.t .s.a aHH eH#a8 @ as Lulk Cabrera A.asH. faa aaa i.9 bertg Fe qaefA
 Iagte 1aH4a 0f Eaqa laa aFa 8eaH 8a lae gar path u a91t Hfn Sonora sad hase maas raa DH faneae aaaesea sfaHs and Invaded aAs g4ssalrls ai a4a1laqaai t4Has to I0of and aiiI
 stata Department officials ai3 tAef had 10 information aa t5 sAes Gem eral Rereh.nz traaaa womb As eAz drawn from lhd5iHs s fhIs sac HE5 8aaztl9u aatfa ig in lhe baud tas Var 3eaaf- nseut.
 Secretary Of Wac Baker isaaal OF dera 8 department 4mmmI ia reject recrut iar f1e natt9na. s4af4 under is ye4Ta of ase
 General O5tse H .ae War Minister denied the FH9 fH5f Ffaui ie9 fit u. me banda aieftaln had 0aea ia- eated and Chat troops had been sen. out to capture him.
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28

James Gilbert Mason q &ew Jersez. 10. W P. Ferguson zf R=aazTzFa ! Summer W. HaFn=z Y Indiana 2. and Henry Fgra q DaEzat |
 Eugene x Caa9u nominated saI. Ter. and several speakers asserted the Sew Workers nomination would mean me election o1 Prohibition President and a5a aa et .at Xieas= ing liquors tu tHl# ezFg
 sfr= sazsr. FHa @ zauaIHsi af als aute. Iatar c1a Elzed 1le uz ssafzaHs a4zIau az g sz-aU r-lz=E slzs tor bur added WAS a1t z candidate Ear fae nom lazzlu am 2 zz aza8 tdaE Aaz gone E. AE HaUv
 Na adopted 5T tls eanFsH but aHt -HsE1 5sassl la iae I4 Iasar1z 5sala t prast.1a af Christian 5e.saee aaa .lls oaraal.e.
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28
BIC EVENTS
 EPIT0MIZED The News the Wires Gather From the Four Corners. HISTORY ln PARAGRAPHS Great Events That Are Changing She Worlds Destiny Boiled Down for Consumption 5y the
 Busy Reader.
HISTORY IN PARAGRAPHS
" AR BU ULLETINS

Ta American Peace Society estI- mates tae z9tal= rgst uf war at more tua4 slt4189 a94891 es53oo9 890 o49 direct. gIaaJaa9W0 faaireeH3 bas- ing fs estimate on the conservative hsu1es ol sale uf che foremost Euro- peea statislieans
 Russian forces under General Kura- pakia have won great victory over the troops 05 Field Marshal Ydu Hlu- de48a1g in tAe Riga sector, smashing the German line au 3 froat 1t thirty miles Iram ID tha gulf of Riga te UxulE
 l. ls announced br the War Office .bat a larg part of the village of Pc zeres Is aaw in the hands q. the Brit- ish. Gen Haig also reports taa gam os some ground near Htgawood in the direction 0l Gullam0ut.
 FC1d riots are taking place at ka- yal'a Bulgaria Information was re- caiyed thai 1000 persons marched through the city crying Give us bIeaai"
 Russian cavalry. led by Cossacks. continue ta advance ii tie Carpa= tbisas northwest Of Kimp7luns
 The French are making large gains on bath -f8Hs at tha Samme .a t1e.r 5 coward PerHaHe and sla British far.ear laEt1 are p-sAlae he maps ha le LaazaaFa
 .uaa ast ia ts Ha asal aass 9a t
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28
SPORT TING

Mssa J ephlue Bartlett retains ber tl.e of diving champion in annual aquatic meet of National Wemen'z Life Saving Lgague.
 Mardecd Brown. veteran pitcher Of tarao fingered mme hsipa Cuba de. leat Ginnta 5 t
 Halnh ae Ham the 100 mile auto faee at Kan
 Rape HehaHer. REt.a-r at the New York Utat4 WRa rala Fe g -he tnH iz sIIIe e.db 8f taa ksIali. i.sH Aas9s.az l9H MiTbaa MeuarHtf 16 tHe ianQI Afhlaal Club ga5e efaHii a Hsw Norla8 ff# 8Hs 44Hett4 hees stroke NEH ta 
  H
  ef Haf
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28
MAIL NOTE TAILS
 ID MEET ISSUES
State Department Serves Notice on Great Britain i Wants
 Complete Reply
MEN03AaDUa IS EVhsVE
Awaits Resp9nse ts Declaration "osn. uine coreeapond la inviQlabie" --peelimlnary Reply Takee as
 F9fecastlas Denial of Demand.

u. THe State Depart Htsf thu BrIt government thaa # memorandum 8a tHe ma.is wholly unsatisfactory to tfa lHH efaa a mtealHz tts saa 4 ofsE lalefIsr ace a4H le FH4
 ln ls.Hz .ae eipt aI tae H abiei a t ae at 4s.. a1a s.fsel aet.oe aa await. Fj 24. algsH le Iaaaafg=feI Lz two msal
 fas m n .Hm wh#ea va siven t1 the l 9e 5t4 BcI ag ls e8Ha.Iola8 4 aH1uy ef4J5a tas prHeHHla evolved Tbe meu0ztat ..a confines almos exclusively 70 i cass au 8f two specific ua.aae B. defends taa eak5fa log eKpa4 Ing ther work oI epl4nage and adds -h4t the British government swii aiWRFs b. rsady to explain tu delaH the work. inEa ei the censorship.
 sa#s Department omcaH declare faey d1 u15 med any explanation Qf lae eHr6H oI fAe eeHsaEaaiH T4et Htla mad uHlrHat complaints HVu 4Hasz1a HEHs 10 kHoW n ta9 Waas t9 kaaN aaz4t as esu aTa aea4 #aaA E.e ~
 
 a Au t 
 
    
 H
 
 aEs aaI zue ahaA taa la mu wth etsft a ts cemmlH4 0Meal raNae how ever. uH inc ua ed stt cannot acs 86H HH#f#tv flHs ae tae Hf.t t Go4 et~das ta asau aud tor tA8 HeasaH every eHogl 4 F. made to f1rce taat gov nmeu o mat spteHa reply as ta t8e principle .a yoltea