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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16

Gage efter Sc to Wp0ers 5anmen-
truoc11 offcntli9gjorOcs Sc Eartipro=
gron1mer, bpprtil Ncpublifoncrnc oo
oeres for6enpGren0e Wel1ingsfGller,
uSbe Erogresiipes" befje1l0er Jig,
Disle 1oafolDte uYlotforn1s" prpbi=
ter po11p ToriporspGlcn, Merico=6o=
6eier, 9ln1erifonisne, Sorif=Sioifc
etc. 90 retter et froolt slngreb pac
Observation-Disclosures 1laD1tlin
for6i Sen life 116o6til bor beboct
Notipncl1s 91p.
ll11bcr SC iGDbonligc &onbcnts=
5peftofler noccbe rnon omliDcr frcn
til c11 Mfltelnning / Set republifanlfe
Eorti, p9 fprltc Sngang fif
&ugbcs POI 5ten1lner, &oot 1875.
@ccfs 1913, sSoirborfs 107 8ur=
ton 100, men &pplcnelt fun 43.
s onOcn Omgang ppnaocoe
Sugbcs 32S 5tcmn1cr, Noot 9S
@eefs 70, SSoirbonfs IS, 8l1rto11
|76, pg Hpnl lcDclt 81.
Mcllcrn Sc to 5tclnmeofgibninger
bor oltloo 0ette lfet, at Sc 0clcgcrc=
|be, ion1 lten1te for 9}oot, g8cef:>.
'Suirbonfs og Gl>rton, buD6c fpr0elt
|beres Gtel1t1ner pao @ugbcs og 9ipn=
lebelt.
2eroog Mio0og foubt SEN treble
5tenn1eaigipning 5teo, og 9ielul=
tatct por bo betpoelig rnoret, ioct
Observation-Disclosures let life fpn1
Il 8etragtning: 0erino0 fif @11gbes
949H al &pnbe11tets 9S5 Sten1n1er,
og &ooiepclt fit 1917. 5on SSplgt
al =Gililutl1ingens 11bpr,
Smfong bciluttebe &onbe11tet ltrofs
at itille sen toble &pjclteretsoom=
r1er font Set repnblifanife Gartis
enitemmist palstc 9srGiioentfanbi=
sat.
Sire M.inl,ter cfter, at Oettc ltcte,
be0tog Ste Grogreslipe EartD" al
opitille &oolebelt lom lin &anoi0at.
@ugbes erflereoc lent 2proog ST.
tern1ibbog, at ian bil6e 1noOtoge
Hortiets s116bpOellc til at ltille Jig
lon1 Ereiioe11tfonoi6ot; men &oclc=
belt nngte6e at iage Solg, % Set
Ter n6 ill., at bon bill 1tpttc Sngbes.
Moolenelt mcl1cs at bopc trl,ffet Jig
tiIboge fra aftib Deltoge1ie 9>otio=
mems po1itilfe 2ip.
g1ogle Giner otter at @ughes bob=
Sc n1o6toget lit &artis Sn6itilling,
16ien6te ban gjennen 9sresicn eli
}@logs Nrogram=grflering bbori
ban angriber 2an0ets nubGrenbe
&egiering poo @rl1n6 al Sens bolo=
|1ingslpie l10e11rigspolitif, freezer Ct
rimeligt Militerforipor, og en- rebc=
Zig Optrebcn oberfor Mrbejoerne %
en- obiolut og foniefbcnt gje1nem=
fgrt v9(nerifunisme" / eet og alt.
9et menes, at .@ugbes bil fltnne
regne meo Sc to GfsprGitoe11ter
&oolebelts og Softs, oftibe Stgtte
II lin ,8algfan1pagne.
GbnrIes 8arren Joirbo11fs bIer
Ibet republi ifanife 8artis 8iceprnfi.
bent 8anoioat 5@
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16


IS. s}. 9ufe opoc iiolte 2proo9
om gftermi0Oa9en pe0 3=5iben. s
alt 8alo Sc 1ibi ite "a Gimer bopOc
ban beret u6en 8epioltbeo.
@an bar fp0t / Sbenie Sen 10.
Sebruor 1869. 9lrbejDeoe lpln ungt
Wenneife paa 8i1pefontoret Der /
8Der, fom 1enere til &jebenbopn
bbor fan giennengif 5tan1mein1 1titl1.
tet, bleb erom. jur. fra llniperlttctct,
og baD6e nogen Si0 Gagfprerfor=
refining S6enie, meO &ontor puo
sllboniforb. Otter at babe belten1t
fig til at optage @elbreoelie al
@tolnmen lom Sag, u00anneoe ban
fig / Set 3jen1e6 pe0 tplfe 9(nitolter
og fom lao til 9lmerifo, bpor bal1
bl. a. i nogen Tio baD0e 5fole i
Gbicogo, bpor cit al bans 8rporc
MI bor. Gn orben @ro0er, Gbri1 1tio11,
Dor n6e pau en- Sarm be6 &ooo
Safe / &icbfiel6. &i1tnof 1906
tom 9ufe ber til Mnneapolis, bppr
ban bar babt fin @irflolnbe6 1t0en
|Da. Sons. fgr1te Stammeinltitut bar
paa Nor11i6en; / Sommeren 1909
bar bon lofaliieret poa Norf 9(pe. ::
fra Soroaret 1910 bop6e fan nr-
1ter tre 9lar lit Sje1n ng 5fole / Set
imuffe golnle vbomeltea0" poo 1900
Bro Mbe. Co.; Son1n1eren 1913
bol6t bon 5omner1fole en- &illa
116e Mrcolo, 2ofe Minnctonfa, fra
@fteraoret 1918 bar ban otter bolot
paa Noroii6en in6ti1 ban flptteoc
r0 poa Sorn1en beo @oo6 2ofc /
Toraoret 1915.
@oloemor Dufe blep en- ogtet oq
ofbolot WeunD / 0o11lfe &reole /
GbillingbDerne. Sra onfring 1909,
og in6til Spg6on1nnen 1nprfeoe boln,
por bon 5j9len ct ltort Mnto1 al
lofole 9lrrongementer og 110enfpr
6e bonife 6oreringer; 1ooleoes bor
hQn Sefretnr for &nmiteen for Stl,=
6enteriongerne, ASreit0ent for So
n1itee>1 for gsotionolfelten Tebruar
1914 og meget an0et, igeiom ban
1on1 Meblem al 9onio, Sborbalb1en
|2oge pg 5pillingbpernes 6anif=omc,
rifonlfe 5ellfob bor bpret me6bir=
fen6e pe6 en- lnort rtellig &pffe al
Soretogerber. 9eoar Gelebriteter fro
Dann1orf fon1 bertil> funbe mon
alti6 bore itffer paa, at bans @us
ito6 Oem oobent; og mango mango
9anife SpillingbDerne bill neb
@le6e minbes at babe bpret bans
@jGlt Deo en- eller flere 2ejligbc6cr
L bans imnffe og rummelige 9jem.
IS. 80. 9ufe bleb life en- al Sc
Me10 Ser, iom man flyer. unaoe0c
frem". Sfj9bnen bar bam poa mon=
ge Moooer life Bib. San bar en- al
Sc urolige glan0er, ser bige0e uO
moo mango 0foa1, al bbilfe 1aa foo
iful6e lDffes for bam. M1lereoe bjern=
me fra Sbe11le bor ban 2e0er be0
Opferellen af Solfetbeatret ber> men
bp1te6e bnerfen @nlb eller grpme
Sfob 0erbe6, iaa li6t lon be6 a1=
6re Soretoge110er bans berperen6c
Genner bil bnife fra be ienere 9ar.
Men bpoD bon life pun6t / iao
&enieen6e, Set gap 2ibet ban igje'1
pao 1ao mongen an6en &is. &an
bar en- .1i9l6en @ro6 optin1i1tiSf
Notur, ser, troos al Mo0gang, fun
|6e 1e &er6e11 / 6et ffipnnelte 2Ds.
og, bbo6 mere er> ban for1tob at Be-
le fin @l9oe meo an0re. San bar er
funoifabsrig, begabet og 6annet
Wanb; ban 1atte fit 8reg, Ser bDor
I. 4s.
ban birfe6e;; Iiblig, ifarpttanfenbe
% raabinar;; en- Dpperlig GaIer, Ell
llD1nRrfet 5elf srnonb, lggt %
Hatfet Dibe &reoies oe faa glar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16

OnsDog lioltc l1gc ion,leDes DC.
rcpublifanife Eartis 0elegere0e ira
ollie l111ipne15 5totcr Chicago fcr.
at b9lge en- y)}anb, Scr f1,n0e np=
titles ipn1 Eortiet5 HrGitoentfan>!-
Dot. Scr nor o0lfilligc, ON bpenl
Ser fl1110c bore Sulc.
Gbepoore 3ooleDelt, 2unoets tlO-
ligere &rGiiocl1t, n1e1tes at f;n11e
pere liffer paa ct betrDggenoe Mntci
5ten1lner, bpi5 ser fl1n0e opnaa5
@11igbeD ncb Set ripaliierel1be 6ra=
fulbsporti (u5be Erogres1ibe5~
1on ion1tioig bolot S05pbe GbicaAr.
&pjelteretsDpn1ll1cr- &ugbeS, Scr /
lin Iio por 5toten 9eem Dorfs N'l;=
pcrnpr, anloo5 fpr at pGrc &oolc=
belts forliglte &oa1furrcl1t> og MQS.
]ocbnietts= 5cnotcrcll Sobn IS.
@eefs, hopoc cl1 iolib Stptte / or
opcr1nooDe bel prgo1ileret 6or-
boanDsfalnpagilc
eSbp. &iccprriioent Toirbonfs par
ligclcoes sllpiront, % Sllinoi5=5e:
notorer, 2olprcncc q. 5herman, Scr
1nentes at fl1llne pentc ct ltprt Mntal
5temr1cr, bar ligelcocs blol1bt 6en1
scr ipgte lit Eortis @oofjenoelie
Glibu Nopt, 9(1ncrifos melt fren1=
rogel1oe Surilt, nor Sc fer1te Gage
Sen, lon beltanoi9t nGpntes j9pn=
@ioes Hopienclt o9 @ugbes, pg f6n.
Senator 8urtnn fra Sbio lagOes al
bope nrlten ligcloa gohc Toruo1pt=
rinqer ior at f1ln1e blipc ppltillet
1o1n &oot
Desuben itcl11tc mango 0clegereoe
paa oeres egen Stats lprlige &an=
biDot, iom /. cts. MeicbiganS '@fpno
pou 9lntonobilfobrifant sSor0, Soa:
bo paa 5enotor s.. 6. Bprob, 9e
Ia1pure paQ Coleman bu Eont, 9Sls
con1in poo 81. ga Sollettc = og
{aole0e5 bi0erc.
$ Set rcpublifonife &pnpe,1t gjor=
Sc man ooifilli9e Toripg poa at op-
title Mooiepelt lon1 &on0ibot; n1cr
SC ltronbc0e ollc, foroi n1un pinuq=
tigt bulfeoe> at ban for fire slor
1iben trooote 11o al 4sartiet og oor=
ncbc iin cgen pplitiltc @ruppe.
.9c11nc @ruppe, Ser pgloa bolot
Mpoc Chicago, bite pco ferlte s(1-
1tc1n,1ing, at hcn fun pnlfcoe &oolc.
belt opltillet, % sSorllaget ON bans
&onoibotl1r blcp 1nobtoget n1eo enc
1tooenoc 8ifolosptringer.
02en ion1tibig 0ern1e0 bite Ser fig
Hcpublifancrncs 2cir Icgn pao,
at Roofebelt= =5ten111ingcn por for
let: Nolitiif f1111be Ser life bpgge5
poo Sen. @u9bes fom iterfere oa
1tnrfcrc lorgrunoen. 5enator
@oren 6. 1or0ings Erogramtole
bar floo og frlo al 9llninoeligbe=
Ser, og ban ofbolbt fig foriigtigt fru
at income rngen Meanb, lom fun0e
treffe e(merifas Nolitif l,0 al BET
'1tiIgre, bnori ben befin0er fig.
81 MaglineSforlgg melleln SIC
pnblifanere % Hrogreslipes" jfarte
iffe til 1noeet poiitiDtt, rten ct Aso1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
Mange &c &c iibite Sage.
Sbfe Sab.

8eo l1ogongen al Dtoj 6opoe Gpf.
lan0 mi1tet 2,924,5S6 6ol0oter.
meooeleS oct fra 2on0on. slf ois1e
Dar 734,412 blebet 0rpbt. SaIlene,
Iom er lon1leoe al Sen BRITTLE Seer
le6elleS ltatiltilfe Bl1reou, in6befat-
ter fife Monoefal6 til 5es og bel
Ter life 5abene be0 &on1pe Sc tplfe
ober1giife &plo1lier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
&plbqiftslpnen be6taaet.

&riltionia> 10. Sunni. 5tor-
tinget bor i Sag pe6toget 2open ON
tpungen golbgift, og &ongen Ito6fG.
lteoe Sen unti66elbart 6erefter.
.Srofifn1inilt ltere11 bar. neb0clt 5i11=
get at Gegjeringen pil onben0e
&rgsifibe til 8efor0ring al Tgbe=
mi6ler til Set nor6liglte george, ON
bette ifulbe pile Jig n96benoigt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
Here / 8nlqarien.

Hosloger< og Sragttrofifen bio.
Sen run1pnf=bulgari @renie e..
|blebet 1tonolet> og man mener, I
|Splge. en- officips Depeicbe fra 8u-
fareit, at oette ltaar / Sorbinoel!e3
|meb Ironsporteringen af Ell itor.
Ibnlgarlf Scr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16

Grpfen 2ina: nSpor gon1mel BIZ
Der Du eec11tlig Dae?"
Srefen Dino (lpioD: u9ao ga,rr-
mel iont leg fer u6 til at bpre"
5rpfen ainn: 500 gantn1el bon
De ieg bog aIigepel life froet al
gu bar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16

De imigrer mig min Ser.
re, naar Sc tiger, at ieg er fnlnf-
Seq er lnort ga1nmel og bpiobaaref
% Tan De ie 0isfe Rpnfer m Der &
uDef er iffe gfpnfer, 5rue bet
er ct SnI, Ser er blebet fiooen6ela
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16

&riltionio II. .sSuni. Eoo
@r11n6 al @enerolitrejfen bor &cgje.
ringen n1iolertioig forbuot Sn0fgr.
lei og 5olg al 1piritueie 0riffe obe1
belc 2onbct. Holitiet er beororet til
at poole, at Sin, pl og Ejoltere
etc. iffc blioer 1crberet &ofeerne.
s Set ltore og bele CT man til
frebs n1e6 syorbroet moo l16lfe11f-
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
1tn6er 6albmaanen.

@n ruslilf &opolleri=G1fabron
pna 1000 Man0 er bleben tilintet.
|giort of Gprferne paa Sel mellem
|&aufoius og Meiopotamien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
2itrtgf Sire m9ane.

Sfficielt meo6clcs fra @ier, at
rnSiiife Sropper> ser lagte at trpn:
ge fig fre1n Nor6 for Sen goli5iife
Bp, 8ucac5, er ilaaet tilboge r1eo
ct Sab of mango 0g6e og Soore6e.
Mtten &un6re6e H11slere toges til
Songe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
Streifen / Rprae.

&riItio1lio, 10. eSl1ni. = PHI
norife 8la0e (l1n0togen SC locioli
ltiife) er enige on1 at forbpn1n1,
5torl ltrejfe1L for0i SEN / Girfeligbc
Sen mcrc goor 10 ober SomfrnOe
ems oper 9(rbej0sgiperne, moo bben
Sen CT rettet. Mon tror ipprigt life
at Strejfcn bill frnnc bare lenger,
cn0 Sc Tiger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
Dunakr I An1rrtka.
sspt 6plae at fpritc Sinh.
Mnoct 8inb ,tSfpmmer.

Ga set ltore Gprf oll1 Set 0ot1=
1fe lt0panOrerfplfs Sin pg SGrD Der
i Sc SoreneDc 5totcr for 11oglc slor
| liocn blcn begpnbt> og 1. 8ino / So
bet al ct 9Sor Mor blep of1luttct, bite
Set li9 liOt cftcr liDt, at Sc Oanlfc |
llnerifn bapbc meget mere at for
tulle ON cget 2ip og 9lrbej0e, cno
l1pgcn fra fprlt al tenfte itg.
Set blcn flurt> at Scr 1iGr ira
9fpbpggertiben Sc forifjellige Onn=
lfe &olDnier, pg Dppr 2anOsmGnn
Dor iprcbt 8p og poa 2ano, er
en- neiten 11el1belig Meng0e Dgroi.
|ful0e Mil1oer og @fterretninger> ion1
bpr i11b}o1nles og opbcbores / Seer
fct. Og Set bil ltc Jig efterbaonoe11,
lat benne SSn0lomling % Sen oelpi1e
8eorbcjbelie al alt bet, Ser fortGl=
lies, er ct 1tprrc og panlfeligere 9lr=
bcj6e c110 nilt ret mango bur nrgel1
9(nelie ON. g(lt / alt bar Set toget
lengerc Sis ems bcrcgnet at 1loa
ircn. 0ecn I'LL ifal llogipellcn at
2. Bin6 bcgpn0c, i0et S(rbej0et CT
Ii @ong meo ct bobbelt @eftc.
9si boober Do, at 5ubifribc1ter og
@e>lner al Set betpOelige &Grf oil
un6lfpl0c, at Set CT gaoet langIom=
mere ems pl,lfeligt, pg at SC bill moo
toqc 2. 8i11o ncD lon1mc porlnc
Snteres1e pg gobc Siljc, lom bleo
/. 8in0 til 0cl> 0u set uofon1, %
ion1 ollie Sonif=on1crifonife @looc
logbe for 9ogc11 gjc11nen1 oerc5 sln=
1nel0eller og 9lnbcfalingcr.
9(nOct Bi11o pil l1bfpntnte ltprrt
Setter og 6o en bel Sci al SsSro
boloet ligger fur0igt, baober pi ot
Set Tol gao en-. regelnnGslig @ol9.
Ser nnnglcr gonife bit cn6nu 81
terretnillger fra flere &olonicr; 1l1en
noor sc fprlte iii fonuner ro / Set
Sefte, ser er u116er 9(rbcjoc, og Solf
foor 6el1 at le1e, Daaber hi Set ifot
birfe til Trcn1nc for Sn0lon1lin=
gen.
@eftct pil iirr inbebol0e Sfil
ori11ger fra eli Heffe &olonier, ion1
bleb bcgpn6t / Mellenltoternc fpr
1875. &i nGpner nogle al Sc Ste=
6er> 1om Ser fortelles fra: Moni.
ltec, Micb., Oregon, 8rooflpn Seem
2isbon pg 5bu,nington 8is., -5bcf=
fiel6 og 8ureot Su., Slcepp Gpc
og Onnegn m. II. 6teOcr> Minn.
@o>paro County, OobeD pg 2incoln
(mooife flere), 9leb., Morpspillc,
&onios, 6re6spille .. II. 5te0er,
ga.
@erfets 2. slfinit: n0onif= =Mneri-
fanernes 2ip og SirflombeO pao for
.fjellige Snroooer" bil blipe forfeit
og ofluttet / 2. 8i110. 0ette pil
0esu6en iom ct ii6ite Afirit fon1,ne
til at i11Deboloe Sillpg til alt Set /
1. 8in6, 1on1 ser, 1toen Set bleD
trpft> er noget at faje ill., ioa 11Dc
SplDsni11ger 1oopel lon1 Gortplling
om Set iioen 1909 fortiotte 9lrbejoe
poo alle Smroaber bill foo &laos i
Gerfet.
gr6elig nepner ri, at fprlte 8in6
Ser er uDlolgt, pil blipe trDft ct
npt Oplog, ion1 forboobel1tlig fan
bpre .fprbigt til o111fring 1. @ep=
ten1ber 5. 9l. og bliber tillen0t ollc.
iom tilfon1mer Set.
6. &asmnsien g.,
72O=722 50. 4tb st.,
Mi1uneopolis, Winn.
Trpfen 2ina: uSpor gon1nel BIZ
Der gu ege1tlig Dog?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
2anbsTprrnberi.'

&ipbcnbobn 10. Suni. - 81
acknowledgment til ~Eolitife1r"
n1eO6eler, at Sen locioliltiife &igs-
bagsmonb, 9r. 2iebfnecbt bill blipe
tiItolt for 2onosforre6eri> foroi bon
Sen /. Moi 6eltog en- Grcos0cmon:
1trotion.
9r. 2iebfnecbt bor mo11bigt "a
fonlefpent 1ter1t moo bbcrt c11eltc
Sorilag, font gift u0 poo at ifoffe
flere Aenge til &rigens 6ortinttel
Ie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16

Sfrao0eren: rSSeg r1erfer nof,
lat jog olorig faar &enge af 9em.
Seq forerer Dem bellere be tppe
&roner, iom 8enflaoerne fuloe TO-
lite.
5fploneren: u5ao er set i @rnrl-
ben life mere eno billigt, at De
|nobefdler mig otte &roner, for alle
log enbber flyer, at 8enfla laoerne If
lie er mere e11D folp s4Rroner pGrD s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16

sl.: ~&porfor CT Sc Sfal0eoe bel-
oigerc ltillet e11o onbre Menncfer?
g.: y. g"
g.: uGor0i, Sc CT life u0iot for,
at nogen frummer ct Soar pao &C.
res &obe6er."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
.Haa Glngt.

S Sirs0ogS bor &us1erne beb
G5ernopit5 iloaet 6en 9ltrigife Seer.
poa Slngt. 60 ful61ten6tge Oibi-
1toner bleb taget til Songe me6 ollie.
oeres @eneroler; tillige pon0t &us-
1erne ct 1tort 8ptte of &ononer pg
Mmmunition. De forfelger MI SEN
pitrigffe Seer, og &oiofferne ipre6er
500 og ulpffe oberalt, bbor Sc ipt-
ter efter Sc flpgte11oe Tropper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16

2on0on, ID. Sunni. = gn polo1om
&arnp finder Steo longs bele 6e11
gitlige 5logIinie - fra 9figa=8ug-
ten til 8ufotpino; 2injen er ca. 700
Mil lang. Gpiferne foretager itooige
Mngreb pao SEN rusiiife Scr:
5iben &o1npen / SolbDnia be.
gDn6te li61te l1ge, bar Gnslerne to-
get i alt 1t4,000 Sanger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
Mellen, Sig.

&j9benbopn, 12. Suni. = Der
ibenifc 9omper, ~&onoa"> poslereoe
/ 2er6ags ct fenpemasiigt &roq
of ct &rigs1fib, bpis 9totionalitet
Set bar 1tn1uligt at bcltcr1ne. Sun,
breocr of Sig flg6 omfring &roget
og bele tre Simcr nootte rGon=
6o" itpre gjc11ncr11 ct Sorbono, bbor
ser life bor onbet at 1e ems 2igene
of on1fonne MarinejoIoQtcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16
6rt,rBtr Nyt.
selesrainmer fra &jpbenbapn os
&rilttanta.
9anifc Sfibstab.

&jpbcnbopn, II. sSl1ni. 91t
berpprenOe britiife @elan6tlfob Of
fentliggjer / Sag en- 2ilte ober ooe=
logte neutrole 5fibe. @erof frem=
goor Set, at 9eorge bor miltet 50
5fibe li6en &rige11S l16brr6, 5per=
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-06
TO ANSWER NOTE
Negotiations Between Nations
Through Diplomats.
No Retarding of Plan to Send
Guards to Border.

Washington, July 6.-After con-
ference with President Wilson at the
White House today Secretary Lansing
said that he thought a reply soon
would be made to General Carranza' s
note. It was suggested that all, ne
gotiations between this government
and General Carranza will be conduct
ed through regular diplomatic chan
nels, and directly between the two
governments.
/ The secretary was with the presi-
dent about twenty minutes They said
said they went over most of the i'm
portant matters now before the state
Department. .,- --.,
81 suppose that we discussed fif-
teen or twenty different propositions, u
he said. 81 am going on my vacation
tomorrow and I wanted to discuss ev-
erything of importance in the depart
ment with the president before left
No Change in Plans.
Washington, July 6.-Though con-
WINGED that danger of war with Mexico
has passed, the war department today
stood by its original intention to send
all of the nilitiamen originally called
to the border.
1t had been suggested that forces
not already entrained might be held
at their base n1OD1IlZaClOn Camps, Dul
the department said officially. today
there has been no change in plans and
that none is in prospect.
Aside from the advantage of mob
ilization and experience of border pa
troll, the department deems it advis-
able to protect the border thoroughly
against raids while diplomatic negotia-
lions are in progress. These, it is
thought, will occupy two or three
weeks at the least. In the meantime
some plans for replacing guardsmer
with regular army forces may be
worked out.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-06
TASTE Of MExICU
Mass. and N. M. Guardsmen to
Guard Motor Train.
Will Make Trip Across Border
to Pershing's Camp A
EXPERIENCE A SANDSTONE
Unable to Leave Tents While
High Wind Ragged.
GuardSmen Fitted With New
Cotton Uniforms.
EXPERIENCE A SANDSTONE
BY WEBB C. MILLER.

Columbus. N NJ, July ga portion
of the Massa chusetts and New Mex1-
can National Guards stationed here
NAV be sent into Mexico today as
guards for motor tuck trains to Gen
eral Pershing's base camp near Co
lonia Dublan.
The trip across the border will be
one of hardship for the guardsmen.
The smothering dust kicked up by
the trucks, the jolting over the rutty
trail and the desert sun has w1lted
the most hardy regulars on their first
trip Yesterday the eastern guards
men got their first taste of a border
dust storm. A high wind swept blind
| ing clouds of the dust through their
camp throughout most of the day.
Without goggles they could not leave
their tents.
At supper time the wind blew food
from plates or covered the eatables
with fine dust The storm tore an
aeroplane from it's moorings, damag-
| ing it slightly.
Tighten Censorship.
throughout the night troop trains
carrying eastern guarlsrnen to border
points farther west. passed through
Columbus.
From the office of military censor,
which announced the probable move
ment of state troops into Mexico to-
"
respondents that no mention of the
number of men or names of their
regiments would be allowed.
In the camp of the guardsmen, joy
followed the promise of active SER
vice. Much rivalry was manifested
Mexico units and their captains for
the coveted assignment. Little knots
gathered in camp streets and talked
over their luck.
| Before the sand storm forced aban-
donment of all activities Major c. S.
| Farnsworth. commandant of the bfN :,
completed field inspection of the en-
tire body of eastern guardsmen here.
| They are generally very well
equipped, said Farnsworth. THE
guns are in good condition.
Within few days the men will be
refitted with the olive drab cotton uni
| forms issued in tropical service AT
present The men have wooden uniforms
which add to the 6iscomforfs of the
intense heat.
Station Guards at Ranches
rifle range is being prepared for
practice by the guardsmen. Hard
drilling to harden the men and accus-
tom them to the heat has already be-
gun. A large number of Massachu-
sets infantry will be strung along the
border at various ranches to guard il
against raids it is understood.
Alter SeNen Gays on Lhe tran OF the
MeXcans who killed William Parker
and his wife. a posse of cowboys led by
two of the dead Americans brothers
returned to Hachita early today will
a Mexican woman in custody Sh.
was an employee of the Parker ranch
ana, with her brother, who escaped
the posse, was suspected of havin.
taken part in the murders for pur
poses of robbery In the chase tn,
posse crossed the border into Mexico
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.

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want good central Kansas land worth the
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$4,000 implements and building, splen-
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Want a good farm in east half of Kansas
will assume some.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-06
EvERS IS SUSPENDED
President Tener Puts Capt. of Boston
Braves Out of His Uniform.

New York, July 6.-President. John
X Tener of the National league an
nounced today that he had Indefinite
ly suspended Capt Johnny Evers of
the Boston Club. The league executive
stated that the penalty was inflicted as
the result of the scene at Boston
Wednesday when he was called out on
strikes. Evers offered an apology to
league headquarters for his actions
and remarks, but President Tener re-
FUSED to pass the incident without a
reprimand and suspension.
Benched for Beefing.
Boston. Mass. July 6.-CGpt. John
j. EVers of the Boston Nationals, who
was suspended by President John h.
Iener OF the league. was sent to the
bench "wednesday for throwing his bat
in the air
Evers had been called out on strikes
When Umpire Byron put him out of
the game F,vers exchanged words with
him and made a reference to alleged
CRITICISMS of players by tine wife of
the president of the league Presi-
dent Tener was watching the I.me
and heard Evers's remarks.