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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11
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Die Waiern Gpibemis bauert nod
INNER an. Sn Der osrfloFsHen Wcas
fpurben ipis6sr nihi ipenissr als $50
RaIernfdls i'm jtGbtiIfen @siunbs
bsitsdmt ssmsloet. Ioipis brsi Sohess
iGls infolge Der Nfisrn. SnsssTammt
gslangtsn $40 GdlIe BON unft.dsnbsn
Granlhsiten. Iorpi. % 1obssfGue ms
folse folder Erantbsiien CUR Wsl.
bung gegsn 135 Grirantungen uno Is
sObssfdIe in Der pdroIslnode bss
pcrigsn Jublss. 2luf bic psrtbisbsusn
strunibeitsn NIT qtusnabme Der Ras
fern pertbeiltsn iih bic 5ur Wlslbuug
selansien Jdle ME folst: G4pinb.
fudlt 80 grtrantinsen unb % 1obsss
fdat; aeu1buiien 26 Grirnnlungen
unb Stpsi zobesfille; Winbpodtn 1s
lerirdnlimgen; Dipbtberitis IA Or
frnniungsn unb Elm TobesfaI; GAar,
Inhflsbsr unb Eppbusfiebsr is bysiGrs
ircnlunpsn; @oIs sins G.isansuHs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11

Sic Iemofrater i'm Scnat
babcu otn SIntrog nieoergeitin;nlt
ipeI6er cincn SdnlbSoa aui 9obIen'
tGeeriarhcn pcriiiat Soipeit oieS aus
grllnhidsIider sIbneiguug gcgeu
stuBsoQc gci9eben lit, fam mar
Sas nidt biIligen, benn cs III felrte'
bcnh. oab mir ciu nusgeoebntcres
Sd,llt3oQipItem braud)en, als Den
MiIiunid)e 5arii poriiebt. sInoerS
perbdl; cs iih nit Ser 6rage, oh en-
Sdut2oQ aui Die gcnannten Sarbcn
Nem aanoe oienIi0 pure. 9ns last
lid tcitrcitcn. TclrtidIanb niinnlt III
Der 5arben. SuOuitrie elnen ilnerreid'
barren Hang Gin, neil oic Grgallila'
tion BIS auf cen lesten Guntt au3ge'
badt III iuto ba3u geidptlte arIitt
notfapeubig iinO, ME glmerifa lie nod
lanQe nidt su Iieferl Dcrr3Gcu mirn.
Wenn mir eieieI6en 5drbitoffe Rritels
len poGen, ME Deutidlanb, tpsroen
lie breifa8 70 tbeusr isin. uie ods
reutfbe 5abritat unb bas mare cine
id,pere gelaitung fir Ste 9Snouitricu,
pcId,e Sieie 5arbitoffe brauhen. Gs
lit au6 nod iebr frn9lid), Cd lie bon
gleidcr 8iite, lpie III 1elltitlano,
beree'telIt lperbeu tonnteH. England
fot ii0 erilItlit)e @tiibe geeehcn, in
rieicr SnouItrie nit 2ertidJlano 3il
metteiiern, bat aber ben Seriud eIi''
itcQen miiiien. Bet ben beioen Ear'
teicn in oieicm 9anOe beitebt Der Sch
Ter, baB Die cine Tartei nidlts uno
rie unbere 4artei aQes beifiIscn
Mill, mas gIeid nadtbeiIig iit @be
Elm 3ol auferleat miro, iollte crit
einc griinoli6e llntcriu6ung poraii'
qebel, Oh er Nusen ober St,aoel
itiitcn miro unb Die gutideiopna
beitimmt niat aug abneiSuns ss'
acn ober 3lneiarng filr a6ltratte
4rinaipien setrcfien ueroen. 8u be-
mertsn lit nod, buB Der Gntras Bee
trsffs beg S6uBsulIss auf Garbsn
bon 2obae ans NRaliafuietts aus.
aebt. 3ieier lit nift bios ei,i unper'
niirfiiser Sod)5oaner, ionoern alih
ein nod perbiiienerer Gelltifenbaiier,
Ger bic @clegenheit pabrnebmcn
pollte, einen Sdlod gegen cine oelit'
ife SSnbuitrie gu fiiGren, Inn iif ipl.
der 8eiie ieinen 6reunOen in Gna.
lamb angencbm 81 mc6en, Die De-
tanntlid ben tpsiIsn plun uusses
bcdt baben, leltiflunb bur6 Ser
bots50Qe gegen feline @aaren Die IN
aQitrten SdnOern auferlegt peroen
ioQen. na9 benz &ricpe pirtbi6ait'
lid uni5ubringen unb Der Seaator
bon @aiiaduietts gIatbt, Iid eincn
Ramsn in Gnglunb gu MAIDEN, inbsm
er ben Nirtbi6aftsfricg gegen
lcutidlanb nit ieinem 9Intra0e ein'
leitefc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11
@O 1T Der Seinb I?

llsbsr elm Sabr lang bei6dftist ii9
Der praiioent nit Deuti9lanD pssen
Der 5rage, OBJ es Gestsrem 'uftebt,
5anbslsififfe ususrsifen. auf bsnsn
ii9 5ufdais - in DieIsn Sdlsn iogar
ubii6tli9 - @meritaner bsfinpsn.
Der Prdiibent beitreitet Oas. Oeuti9s
lamb 6ebauptet bieies Redt. gs 1T cine
ssrage, u6er rpel6e sbrli6e WsinunSa-
Deri9iebenbeiten m0gli9 iiub. prats
it'd bslduft iie ii4 auf ni6ts, benn
'ie labt iib aus bem Wees rdumen, ine
Dem amerttanliAeH BHr9ern amtli9ers
f.its gefagt pirb, bab lie Sfiffsn Der
triegsfiibrenben Rd6ten fern bleiben
iollen. Gs .piirbe fidh baraus feline
preiseabe dmeritanif6r Rehte BON
ireenb Del9em Wertbe erge6en unb
aud Die gbrs Der Der. Stdatsn tDnnie
nidt baourd beeintrdatigt perben, bd
ss. pis sefast, fi8 I'M teine abi6tIi6s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11
90. Mem glnrfer .rime 81

Gle Nem Yorter YTime s.
lit entieet oariIber, oab Der Sraiioen!
Der penniplpanii6en glrbeiter.5 5Dosras
ton in einer Stem gorfer @eriamm-
iiira erflGrt bot, er weroe nifi
fanlpien, ipelm bas 9nnb IN eincu
aricg seratben iollte, neil er nidts
finbcf, mas oeS Samples pcrtb marc
1oB iold)c slniidteu alisgeipro1cil
lueroen, bat leoisli3 bic Sorppreiie
bon Der Sorte bes geilanntcn gteu
g)orfer @Iattes perihulbef, inbem lie
beItanoia gum aricgc gcacn 0clltld)-
lamb best. Seoer pcrililnitige MenidI
iast iib ,bab penn mir @aiien f!ir
einen Giieg idlnlieoen ipoaen, Der
nidt bic IsiIeite geredtiguns Dor Der
@ernuuit but. 70 lei es cine patrioti-
ibe Sbat, iid, ioId)em Sample fcrl
su haIten. Cine iolde Sprnbe ruiiroc
beitinurlt riht gciiiprt tuer6en, iuen1i
es lid, I'M einen aricg banoeltc, hen
tic Gbre lulo ole Sidjcrhcit Der ga
tipn aebieten. OHM piirbe Iiemano
iib ueigern, inS fSelo 81 5ieben. IS
iii mnperfenn5ar, oob ons Tiiitungs'
proaranlm ocs TrGlibenten fcine Be
qeiiicrung bel ben 8oIfSnaiien err
regt, ipas id)ou on ben gcrabc3u BET.
3peiieItcn 9cntiibungeu eriidtlid iit,
bos @olf 5u Der llntcrihisuna bcS
RititunAsprogramms on5llpeitiden.
llntcr nornlaIcn gerbdItniiien wdre
has heItimnt nitt Der Sal gelueIen,
6enn 6a5 omeritaniidc @olf itebt lei.
nem anbcren al @aterlanosliepe
na4. afer penn man beutIit becba6
let, bab Riiftungen fir einen 3ned
tsabF4iiot tperben, Der i'm bO6iteH
@robe frtpol III, 70 iii es ritt Su Der
ipunberr, bab bas Doll iit dblshnene
ndgegen perbGlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11

isrninss bisls Grempidrs iibsis stbliss
ben finb. Ddmit nun aud bitje ihrsn
3ipsd erfiinen. biitst uns 6er aulIs
mann. bic aufmsrfiomttit unIersr Va
Ter auf biefes flsins Muiiibeft su lens
ten uHb ibnen bic 0slsesnbsii, NIT Il.
ne..i rpeiteren Sderflin 81 benz srobtn
iuobltbdtiesn Werte tsijutragsn ans
5trs gu IegeH. ans 9isienisen, bic
qetpiat iinb. bieiem Appel au tniIpres
6tn iperben, gsbsttn, Tdmen unb
g.oreiIs. b.uili9 seidrisben an htrrn
8ullmann unter pbtn anasgsbtnsr
glbrsife au fenbsn unb ben gstraa bon
10 Gents btisulegen. iporauf linen
bas aisb in elmer 9apbrons per Pa
frsi iuatfdn6i fpirn. Die sinsseanats
nsn 0elbsr tperbsn BON Strrn Ruiz
mann birttt bem Sdahmsiitr bss
Rem Dorftr gufars ausssbdnbist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11

Ier uormalise Gfsrf ". 3issIsr per.
lanst 9iedtfertisnns.

Der pormalise Gl.ri %. 3issIsr.
beifen Stele bsidnnilih Dor geraus
mer 3sii absefdafft purbs, lisb &C.
fern ipi,ber ucn ii9 b5rsn. JSn Der
bstNffenb.u HefolutiOn, bur9 ipefns
bic 2lbitafiung btr Sisae perfiist
iuorosn mar. bate Der 9ufaIsr 5err
G. ah sinise gsmsrtungsn sinser
flofisn. bur6 ipelf|s Ssrr 3isglsr iih
beitibiet fiiblis. neil In bemi,lttn
bebaupiet porbsu trar, bab nit BEN
gOTisn sissntlia gar .sins arbeit Dsrs
bunbtn ipdre. Sofort mad Der ans
nabme Der Refolution bate 5ur
.3i.sl,r cine 5ff,nili6, llntsriuaunJ
perlanst, I'm bic SaliloTsfsii br obi
a.n gmsrtunaen bar,uibun, abr
isinsm biesbs3isIidtm Wuni6. mar
ictpsit nod nidi snifprohen iporbsn
unb sr unierbrsit,is bahsr bsm S4uls
ratb in bsFsn ssiirissr Sisuns. Der
eriten bic in btm Hsuen Seim Der Bee
b5rp. i'm Denton gsbdube fiattfanb,
absrmnIs elm Sdriftitiid, In pslfer
sr cine llnt.rfu9uns forbsrts uno
barum natfuhis, bab tbm aeitattst
ipiirbs, lih in Der udfiisu Sibung
auiammsn NIT isinsm aufpali tin5us
finbsn, bamit Die 4ngsltsenb.it cries
bigt rerben t0nnts. Serr 3isaI,r bss
ton.e In Isinem S9reiben eam be-
fonbtrs, bab CT abfplut nift auf
Wisbsrdniislluna i,flefiire. fonberu
oab ss ibm ein,ia unb alIein Sarum
gu tbun ipGre, fih 5u refiferiisen.
Tas 2lniuhen 5,rrn 3ieaIsrs purs
Re auf 2tntrne BON Serrn a4 cbn.
jsbs Debate beipiniat.
gu Der asftrissn Sibuns bditsn iif
tuisbsr brsi Telsgationsn eins.fun.
ben, bi. alferbanb WiinIde unttrbrsts
isten. Der Wiittsrp.rein Der Horb
s}dtrmpunt S9uk ipiinfdt an Sieqe
b.s bisbsrigsn stipas perolietsn De:
bGubss einen mcbernen Neubou; fir
bi. Warfaip S6ul. fpirS fp,itsrss @,s
ldnbe fir SpieIplas5tpeds aemiinfdt
unb i6lisbli4 CAB Der Wutierbereir
Der Soffmann Sdule b,m Wuni4
4usbrud, bah Der G6ulhcf bas aan.
ssabr bineur6 often itiirbs. bamit bic
ainber bort. ipieI.n t0nnteu. aa.
bi.i, Miinfde sinssn an bag aoms
mitiss.
Sm lIebrissn beifaiiat. Der S6ul.
ratb nur bic gntitlisbunseu, bic r
am Samitas als plsnarfommitis. oes
troffen bate, iibsr bic bersiis In bic.
fen Spalten beridts! ipprben IN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11

Cine Trage, Die ben Sraii'
heilten beifdftigcn ioute, peun or ir'
geno Delfcs 5ntereiie fir BEN Stus
bes aneritanii6en 8olfes bate, BE-
trifft Die 8eridIeppllns BON neutra'
len S6ifien uno it,rer 2aounsen uat
sirfpal Gieie S9iffe f0nuen ais
amerifalliifen SGfeu nur beraus.
fpmner, nadbem Der engIiife &cn.
iitl Die 2aoung beiid)tigt ltno ben ga.
heraum Dcrlieeelt bat. 0amit iii 5ie
peitgsberbfe gortsbrung setroffen,
bd6 nibts on bic Qerbiinoeten bet0r.
bert miro. 1rosOem muiien bicIe
SdNffe in airfipall anlegen, tpo bic
2abuna iDO6enlana feitgebalten tpiro.
Gem fam bocl MIR ole 9lbiiht 81
@runbe liegen, ben amerifaiuidea
&mIeel geiDaItiam 81 5erit6ren mo
5par III Der s9eiie, haB uihts brett
Gus uuierem 2aube be3ogen Dcroe.l
fam, ionbern ein ,3ruong ausaeiibt
ireroen fol-, umerifauii6e @aarcn
III gnalanb gu faltfeu. Gs piiroe ba.
nit Der glei6s 3uftanD berssitelt.
Der beitall6, ais smerifo nod cine
engiiid)e aolonie 4par. 9umals nnuB.
ten aae na9 bem 4uslanp peridids
ten ameritaniihen @aaren in eng:
lanb ausgelaoen unb burften Hur
pcu frrt aus perfauit weroen. Gs
pGre on Der 3eit, ooB bic amerifani.
ide aaufmanni6aft an Den Erdfiben-
ten bie 5rage ridtete, oh est feline slb.
iid;t III, Die Ser. Staater 81 elmer
en5liifen &oIouie 3u MAIDEN. Inter
ben qeNmuGrtigen gerbdltniiien lit
nas tbatia6Ii9 Der 6aa. Gs ioate
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11
,scniid,lauS iibsr aaes1.

glnldbIi9 b.s srobsn @oblibitiss
tsitsbaiars, Der in ben 9asen Dom IL.
bis %. MdrS in Rem Yorl abeehalt.n
fpurbs, bate 9srr g. s. RulImann,
Ro. 68 Waa Str, Rem Dort. pas
Don Soffmann BON JaIl,rSlebsn sss
bi6tsts unb non Soispb 9apbH Ders
tonie snis pradtroIs peuifdx aisb
aDsuti9lanb, SeuifdIanb iibsr Alz
les" in banblihem fyormat unb In
beuiidsr unb snslifder Spra@e ers
fheinen IaEen. Die Musgabe mar fpss
sisll fir ben gafar beitimmt unb Der
yein.rtrdg FOB gdH5 Der gaiartaiIe
5u. ssrts unb glrtenbrud finb uuf
baltbarsm papier tabellos ausssfiibrt.
Gs ipurbsn i'm @an5en iiber 26.500
grsmplare pertauft; bu bic Ndhfrdes
nit isbem Gage ipuhs. idb fid 6srr
2uImann ptranlabt. nod eins bieris
4uflags brudsH sn lahsn. Don Der als
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11

alifbin zine AIass iiber $3.50 eessn
Die gefsqihoft an unb i'm Yppenibsr
1914 erIansis Iie In triisr Snitdn5 Gin
Ysrbift iibsr $6O70.OS, bds asiisrn
pom 2fppsIIaiiOnsssridt bsitGtisi lpOr-
ben III.
ia 4lab Saden.
gi5sis Gsrtrube Dole 1T 9,ftas
mtnisboIItrsdtrin bon G. Moolpb
Dole; psrionalisn $4,000.
Hapbasl 3. 2uebbe in zeiiamentss
DolIItrsdu BON 3. SOTspb ausbbs;
pericnaIisn $500, Grunbsisentbum
$4,000.
Catherine ensslbdrbt 1T Ra9Iabs
ptrlpaIteriH bon Sacob gnseIburbt;
perionalisn S400.
anna SHinio 1T Vadlabpsrfpalis.
rim Don 5rant S4iuto; Grunbeissns
ibum $1,000.
pbilipWtidisIfelber IN Ssitamtnis.
Ocqiireder BON 4nRn Narsarsibs 5is
iftr; psrionalisn $500.
Saccb 5artmau 1T Pahlabpsripafs
ter bon anna Sariman; psrIcnalisn
500, @runbeisentbum $4,000.
6onOrdb grinina unb 6onOrab
Jorrell iinb 1eitamentspoaitr
nsn bon Spbu 3. 5orrsa; perfcnae
Iieu 5000, grunbsisenibum $13,500.
Wm. Gonbon IN RadldbDerpalter
bon Ssrsmiab Resdn; psrionaIi.n
$500.
Glisa6etb Sdepe IN 9slidments'
pplliiredsrin bon Bernard J. GhsDe;
psriOnnlisn $2b00, Gruno.isenihum
$4,000.
Rtai. gnIsb lit 3eiidmsntspolls
itredsrin bon 6bus. 8. aniisb;
WIlnbeieentbum $4,000.
emma 2ahtrop 1T 5eiidmsntspoas
itredsrin bon Senrp 9a4trop; perios
nalien $500.
Suso aOuitiibtp III 9lahlubpers
matter bon Olga Sedsr; periOnalisn
$40O.
8eri6iebenes.
Die Wonitor Stope anb Ranes 60.
srlansis Elm llrtbsil iiber $453.3l ss'
gen JIdat NOb.
Dds @runSeigentbum Der stirling
!6otsl Co., 8. unb Wounb Ctr, tpuros
Our4 ben Skriff Der penn Nutuai
9iie sSnIurants Co., bic als Sppotees
ienaIaubissrin ben 9ertauf beanras'
bate, fir $34,150 sus,idIaeen.
9liberi 9psitlsr, Der bon bem
arsiss.ridt in Si. 2puis, No., Elm
llrtbeil iibsr $5242.05 ssssn R. 8.
pbillips, 8. 3. RoGIurs iinb Samss
:. 9lbbis trlanst bat. itrsHsts ssiisrn
cine 9ei6IasHabmsilass an, nm s.s
tpiITss Gigsntbum Der 9sriIasisn IN
bieIiser Siabi CUR gsfrisoigung Sss
llrtbils bernWisben gu ionnen.
Raab gros. babsn cine Boro.rins
iiber S476.60 sssen 8. 3. aelIer, ben
friikr.n Setter ibr.r ailiaIe in Onps
ton, g., eins.ilagt. sic fiibrsu an
bab Der 9.rtlaste biefen gsirdg fiir
II. ioaettiri, iebo6 Dor ieinem aus'
triti aus ibr.n DisniisH ni4t psrrs4s
net babe.
lin .intn Tisput iib.r bic S5he b.s
gutbabns Der @eitaidaft 5u erlsoi'
cen, hat Ri6ier Map s.it,rn sinen
Ginbaitsb.fsbt bspillist, our6 ipel4en
bic Gtaoi psrbinbert piro, Der 6. W.
Resle Contribution Co., Del9e bic
R.poraiur b.s Chen port Reierpoirs
poratnomm.n bat. sine ans.blite
RsftfprSeruns Don $4,000 aussusabs
len.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11

nur nod feIigciicIlt rerbcn. Oh nci
ssrdiioent oieier sIuliGt seiliiientIidI
.gprif,iIb leiItet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11

Aas ben OeriabtsbSfem.
Die S@sibnussmible mar seiterm
iuieSer i'm flotteH 0anse.

Gin edo bes aun3slmann MOrbes.
= 0eridnpunbensr Slsii6er psrs
tlast. = SdabsHeriab Gdle. -
gsruribeilung psssn unsefsbli&sn
9strdnfeptrfaufs beItdtist.- Rads
laB Sadsn. - @sri4iebenss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04
MANY ENTRIES CLOSE
SATURDAY, sept. e
Prospects for Most Successful Exmbi-
oon In History State Eatx
Association.
FREAKS FROM EVERY CLINE.
Fireworks VIII Feature Magnificent
Production of Great Battle OF the
Dardenclles and Constantinople.

General Manager Connie Saunders
OF the State Fair Association, said yes
terday that every indication points 70
. most successful show the week OF
October ..
From every section Of the state
come letters of inquiry and state
ments which indicate that the coihAns
lair will be the most SUCCESSFUL YET
given by the association, SAID Mf.
saunders. I'VE strive every year 10
make the exhibition better than lts
predecessor. and we have every reA-
son to believe this year will be no ea-
ception."
Entries for the several departments
will close on the dates here given:
Closing OF Entries.
Horses, September %.
Cattle. sheep and swine, Septem-
Dor 20.
Poultry, September Is.
Farm implements may be placed
IN position up to october z.
Farm products, September %.
Plants. flowers and apples. Septem-
Der 20.
Domestic manufactures. arts, ETC..
September %.
The women's department at the
Hair grounds will be open for the
receipt of exhibits on Tuesday. We'd
|nesday and Thursday preceding the
fair. and will be open on October 10
Tor redelivery of such articles After
October Is inquiries may be made at
headquarters. room {, Mutual build
ling.
The association urges every farmer
lin Virginia to send something to the
fair. TT IL your fair" says state
|mcnt. so help make 1t a success"
High-C1ass Am,rscments.
The ADJUSTMENTS this year are OF
very high GLASS, and are of more
varied kind than heretofore. There
will b some thrillers as we'll as
|amusing acta-
Henry Meyerhoff. the noted amuse-
mont purveyor. has charge OF the mid
way again this year. Among many
Io<her attracttonA he viii have q large
3coitsctton Of freaks from every land
land climA
Tho management expects to
sSpr1ng' something in the aviation
|lins Of interest IN q few days.
ArrAngoments have rust been made
Tor . great display OF fireworks. the
Feature being the Battle of Con-
stantfnople."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04
BOTH BRANCHES CITY
COUNCIL TO ASSEMBLE.
Name Committees Tomorrow Night
and Settle Down to Bnsi-
ness of Year. -

Both branches OF City Council will
meet tomorrow night. The Board of
Aldermen will meet at 1880 O'Clock,
at which time President Adams will
announce his standing committeeman.
and at 8 o'clock the Co4amon Council
will assemble. President Peters will
name his committeeman, and papers
presented at the meeting will be inn
mediately referred, the committees
will meet for organization, and the
business OF the new Council will be
proceeded with.
Few changes In the makeup Of
committees will be made. New MEM
bers generally will be assigned to the
places vacated by members who did
not return to Council.
Upon the reorganization of COM
meeting nights will be fixed
upon, so that no time will be lost
in getting down to the business of the
year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04

that their leader and his companions
would probably perish at sea and that
their own predicament might never be
known to the world.
It was after many hardships that
6r Ernest began his efforts to rescue
the men On Elephant Island. The at
tempt which has now succeeded Is
com monty spoken Of as his third. but
that IL without counting an attempt
that he made from South Georgia. be-
fore the world knew that he had
emerged from the south polar
regions. and while 1t was still anxious
over the fate Of himself and hts whole
expedition.
Before leaving South Georgia for
the Falkland Islands, shackleton
found an edghty-ton whaler. which he
used for desperate attempt to re-
turn to Elephant Island. That was
on May 2S. Tho vessel proved too
frail for the work OF breaking through
the ice barrier and the dangerous at
tempt had to be abandoned.
Used Small Wooden Vessel.
Having reached the Falkland
Islands, he sent message to London
asking for rescue ship. Meanwhile
the government Of Uruguay. learning
OF his need. sent him a steam trawl-
err. On this little vessel he set out
In June ana penetrated the ice foes
TO within twenty miles OF Elephant
Island.
There the ferocity Of tho weaxher
ana the crushing power Of the ice
compelled him to turn back
His third attempt was made from
Punta Arenas, with seventy-t ton
wooden schooner. the Emma, provtd-
ed by the British Association Of
Magellanes, at the southernmost tip Of
South America The ship was too
light for her task and the weather
forbade an approach nearer than 100
miles to Elephant Island.
The fourth and last. expedition
which has reached q successful con-
clusion. was undertaken with the
steamer Yelche, which had towed the
Emma part of the way on her unsuc-
ceesfdl dash.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04
VIRGINIA FAIR CIRCUIT
TO BEGIN NEXT week
September IL With Horse
Racing.

Lynchburg, Va. Sept a-The v1r-
ginia fair circuit, which includes q
majority OF the larger county and dis
trict agricultural fairs Of the State,
opened during this week with the fair
at Galax. The circuit closes with the
Interstate Fair here the first week In
October, the week prior to the State
Fair to be held at Richmond. Next
week the Marion Fair will hold the
boards. that being concurrent with
the fair at Stanton. where the purses
aggregate $4,000 for harness and
saddle races.
The Winchester Fair begins Sep
tember IL and offers purses aggregat-
ing $4,000. At the same time the
Tristate Fair Is holding at Bluefeld.
w. Va. where the purses amount to
$500. Radford begins It's tour-day
meet September -. and there the
horsemen will find $500 to contest
for. The following week. September
1879. the Roanoke Fair u on. and
here the purses aggregate $4,000.
From Roanoke the racsmen move to
Lynchburg for the fair on October g.
6. whore the purses Aggregate $4,000.
Then comes tho State Fair. following
which Petersburg provides a four-day
meet with $500 to be divided In each
OF the eleven meets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04
JOHN P. ST. JOHN, PIONEER IN
TEMPERANCE WORK, Is DEAD
Former Governor Of Prohibition Party Candidate
For President Has Been in Failing Health Since Heat
Prostitution Suffered Two Months Ago.

Olathe, Kan. Sept. 3.-John P. St.
John, candidate for the Presidency
on the prohibition ticket in 1884.
twice Governor OF Kansas and one of
the most widely known temperance
advocates in the United states, is dead.
He was eighty-three years old and
had been in failing health since a
neat prostration two months ago.
while on a speaking tour.
John Pierce st. John was one of the
most widely known temperance advo-
Gates in the United States. He was
candidate for President on the pro-
hib1tion ticket in 1884. and served
two terms as Governor of Kansas
notwithstanding which Kansas be-
came a prohibition State.
Born at Brookvil1e, Ind. February
20. 1888, St John served as a captain
and lieutenant colonel in the Civil
war, and settled in Kansas. whore he
became a member OF the State Senate.
He became a political factor when
he won the fight to dispiace United
States Senator Samuel e. Pomeroy.
Pomeroy and st. John had been per-
sonal friends, but the latter became
with the way Pomeroy
conducted himself A. 4 Senator. and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04

thereupon championed John J. In
gals, Pomeroy's opponent. who won.
This made st. John a leader and re-
suited in his election as Governor.
Life Twice Attempted.
He was called a traitor" when ne
deserted the Republican party and
became a candidate for President on
the prohibition ticket in 1884. During
his campaign he was burned or hung
in effigy more than 500 times. He
was twice shot at, but unhurt. Many
Republicans attributed the defeat Of
James G. Blaine for President to st.
Johns entrance into the race.
In 1912. Notwithstanding his ad-
vanced age. he stumped Kansas for
woman suffrage, declaring that when
women had the vote they would have
prohibition. In 1914 he campaigned
in the East for prohibition. estimating
that up to that time he had. alto
gether. travelled $4,000 miles and de-
livered $500 speeches In behalf OF
the prohibition cause.
When he was in the Kansas capt.
tai he inaugurated the first water
banQuets" with the result that liquor
has been under taboo in the Kansas
statehouse ever since.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04
H0W|TzERS' BAND TO
GIVE PUBLIC CONCERT
Complimentary to Charles W. Rex Will
Play At Lyric Corner Tomor-
row Night.

Manager Charles W. Rex. the mem
bers of his stan at the Lyric Theat or
and the theatre orchestra musicians
will be the recipients OF graceful
tribute of appreciation at the hands
of Bandmaster Charles lie Fou Than
couve. Of the Richmond Howitxers'
Band. and his corps of instrum talists
tomorrow night
The bandmaster has notified Man
ager Rex that he will march his must
clans to Ninth and Broad Street, where
the complimentary concert will be
given. 1t will begin at o'clock and
continue for half an hour.
Randmaster Thancouve says II IN
the desire OF himself, the soldier boys
at Camp Stuart and INC sixty musicians
OF the Howitxers hand to give the
Lyric manager token Of their re-
gard. and for this purpose the conplf-
mentary concert was arranged.
The occasion will give the people of
Richmond an opportunity to hear tn.
big military band for the nrst time in
public concert A special program
OF popular and classic music will be
rendered.