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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-07
Nus Der 8unofSbauptjtabt
9ie pom Senat anaerommenen Scr
geltnnssmaereselu segen Die Ser
geiualttsuug Der 9lmerifanildjen
Eplt unb hes 9lmcrifumiirbel1
Soanhcls.
Sic Giplomateu Ser sllliz
irteu DC it ii r5 t.

8olbinstuu. 3. g.. 6. Sept.
Sic oraltild)eu amenoements 5ln1
SteucrgeIeR, oie se9en Die a(liirte
~ldnar5e 2ilte" lno geaeu Die SSeg@
nabmc Der amerifaniiGen 9plliaden
aeri6tet llno, Die gclteru pom Serat
angenomncn purben, erreatcn lnter
Den biplonatilhen &ertreterll @eitilrs
5ung. Sn Sen alliirteu areiien ipllrbe
ertldrt, Dab oieie Slmenbements
menn sn @eieBeu erbpbeu nicats
nieht nlih ntdas lpei,iger iepeutesl, uls
eine npIlItanniae slufbebung Des Scr
febrs ais @orltufe sl1 einent Somlbcl5<
fricsc NIT nt6sliderlpeiic ipeitsebenocn
Splgen.
sis SieIe @crse(tlnasn,a
purd, llnterIdlrift oes Iralioelltcll Sc
lee iperoen, fonnen Sic slliirten tedle
MIDI nidlt oascseu prptcitiren. @s
lf1eint ieood} lidler Su leit bab Groz
teite erlphcn meroelt, lrenn sic 9lncun@
ments in Der &nrIuge bleiben loltcn.
9uB lid sic Meeierltn9 auIheineno
cntiilonen bot auf benl @egc Der
G1cieegebung sic 8el6rillfiulgen nss
Sounoels su befinpfeu. lpeltfe lie
hurd, Siplpmatildle &erbunolltngcll
n:dlt bat beieitiseu tDrnel1, miro ali
9emcin angenpnr1en, lneil Sic slmelle
dement's nth ourdeeori;cft lpurocll.
Sic Siibrer Scr slonrniitratipn, Sic
enee @erbinblns nit Ser auslpirtiz
gen GoIitif Ser ge9ieruug bohen,
mahtcn fcineu @eriuh. ibre slu@
nabme SIT ncr6inoerl1.
Siele 3llIdpe lpiiroen Sic Nladtbez
fl9nib bes Eralibcntcn in fplgcnber
@eile erlpetteru:
Sraittie)c @ergetturgs
/. Siirgcrn friegfiibrenoer Mddte
fann ourd Groflanotipn Die @crlz
slma ser Gplt, bes Selearapben, bes
Sltnfcnpicnltes, Der &abcl ltno bes
grpreBoienltes entspecn lperoen. lnenn
lie amerifunild9eu 91npfern. @iir@
germ, G5cielllhaftcn poer &prppratip@
ncn nidt pplle SoanocIs@ unb %erfebrs~
freibcit seludbre1 veinldlieblidJ ncs
lngebinoertc.l Gnltnertebrs, ser, Sic
Sampler. @iiracr, GeleIlldlafteu noer
&orppratinnen Ser betreffenoen triegz
fiibrenpen Moht in sen Scr. Staoteu
lnb percn @ciiel,necn seniebcn.
2. slusldnoilden nuo ciubcimiIfcu
9ampfern fonneu in amerifunilhcu
loafcn bic alarirltusspapiere porcntz
baltcu iperben, lpenn lie uirgeno ciner
Gerlpn, @eIellihdft, &prpprutiun pocr
@crtebrs9cleIlIdlait i'll Sen &cr. Staaz
ten nher heren Seliernger, pber Siirs
germ Ser Ser. Staatcll, Die in neutraz
len 2dnbern lcbeu, irgenocincn unbez
redtisteu @or6us III irsenoeiner Scz
Siebllng geipabrcn, beSlp. iraenp cincr
oieler GerIencn Ii. /. 10. ugenocinen
nnberedtigteu uno ltnaerehtcu %prlr7
tbeil, 9tattbeil. Sbabeu poer Sistyi@
miniruug beSiiglih ser Mnualnlc, ocs
transports uno Ser slblicfcrltng IL
genn elmer 9ublmg pber irsenoluelder
Gailusiere lmterluerfen.
3. 9umpferu ooer @iirgcrn friegz
fiibrenoer aMdd}tc fGnnen nlrd) Grp@
flamattpn Sic tommersiellcu TripiIez
sien ms AtosIibfcit Der &er.
Stuatcn cnt5o9en lucrben, ipcllu lie
amcritaniihen &ilrgeru uidt polle
Standardization gelpdbrcn, bic
8iir9ern unNerer SanSer gemdbrt mer@
Ben, all6 tDnneu ben GampierH lpls
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-07
Ser Grieq.
9lnbaItenoc Sample an DC +
9onttn cfront.
slaiirte rii6men iidJ uriciiscr" Grfplsc.

Sllttrtc rrl)tttcn ltdJ vrtc1lgcr" Grfplgc.
Berlin, 6. Sept. (iiber 2onppu.)
Ser geltcrn bon ser DeutIehen Socercs<
leitllng allsgc9e6cnc Scridyt ppn ser
gScltfrnnt melbct:
usln Der Snmmefrout 1inh unlerc
Sruppen 5milden Ser Srtldlait Sc So
rcit nnb bcnl Slub in beItieem aampf
bc9riffcn. Siihlid bonn Slllie pertbeie
bi9cn iid bie llnlri9en auf ciner Srout
bon slpall5ig&ilpmetcr (ltngeiibr breis
sebn Wlcilcr) BON Sarlellr bis GbilD
I'M 5iiben ae9en Ben an9reifcnbenGe9z
net. 9as 9orf GIilp lit berlprcn ge-
gangen.
.slllf ben1 redtcn Maasuicr bot
Gerbun mllrhen neue fran5olildc slne,
ariffe acgcs' ltnlerc iiafc Slanfc DitliH
bon Sleurp ipipic seeen Sic gte0,n<i
gel1 bic mir III Der Seblnd)t bet Splts
bile a,t Sountag cingcnnmmen babc1,
ab9cmielen."
Barrier gcrit6t.
9aris, 6. Sept. Sic fronsDliIben
Sruppcn baben bas Sort Gnn1iecourt,
9tainncttc Sort lno cilc1 Gbcil BON
sWarrieres SORT belest lmb Baden in
anbcren @c6ieten ,,Drblid bon Scr
Somn1e Sprtlbritte ger1acbt, mclbet
Der 9eitern Ibenb IN Earis olsgegebc@
nc mntlicbe gcricbt.
giibIid) BON Ser Connie ipiitbete
ipabrenb pes 9all5cn Saecs cine flrdtz
bare St6lad)t. Sic SronSoicn babel1
Dem 9eridt gen1ab cine Clinic ocuticber
Gd)ilben9rahen genonmcn lnb allc
Geaenangriffe ab9eid)la9en. Sic 3abl
Der leit ben1 3. Scptcmbcr ge,1ommencn
@efonecncn be5iffcrt iicb auf $3.50
lmb bic 3abl Scr @cldiise auf SO.
@ritilde 8eridte.
Comb D II, 6. Sept. Ser geltern
slbeno in 2pnoon alsscgcbcnc amtlibc
@eridt lautet ipie folet:
Sic beutigen Sample batten ipei~
tere @eritarflug nnlercr Stellun9en
im 2euic@SprIt 5ufplse, bon bem mir
lebt ben grDberen Sbeil bolten. Scd)z
sig ipcitcrc Gjefangcnc lpllrbcn gc=
llon1nell.
uSrpt, bes ldipcren feinolicben
Scltcrs nnb bcs llnbeltinn,tcn 8ctters
riidcn llnIcrc Sruppcn lpeiter bor nno
linb IN 9eIib bc5 9anscu f@pbcns sipiz
icben Salfcnpnt @uts6pf llnb Sem
qcuic Sort lmb sipiIhch 2elic unb
Scr lt1ngcbun9 bon @ind)p.
ISM 2alfe bcs Cages bcidbplen
ipir bic fcinoliden stelllln9en I'M @e@
bict Ser Sopben5pIcrn @crl6an5ung,
gcgcl1itbcr G5ipincbp unb iiiblid) bon
9icupe Gbapeue."
2onbpn, 6. Sept. q llbr 45
9ln1.) Sic Sriten fins lcbtc Sfa6t an
Scr Spmme : Srnnt ipiebcrunt pcitcr
bpracbrungen. Sic babcn bas gauge
2clsc Geb0ls erpbert. 60 ipirb
Dcutc pnm britil6en ariegsamt be-
rirbtet. 3ipii6en Sem 2eu5e @cbDlS
llnb gpnl6les llnb in Ser MatbbarId]uft
bon @inrDp ballern Sic aanpfe ,p9
fort.
gl1rblib BON Ypsiercs uno in Ser.
Gadbaridaft Der Moal1et. Sarm ipar
Sic beiperlciti9c artillcric altbcrpr@
bcntlitb tbatig.
Yari'Icr@crid)t bonn Sage.
9saris, 6. Sept. (NCittags.)
seiir5lieb bon Sen Sran5olen liibli6 Der
Gpnune croberte Gtellnn9cn ultrbcn
lcbtc Nacbt pon bcn .9eutlrfei1 mcbrcre
Wale beftig allgcariffcn, abcr ipie Dos
Gariler &rie9samt bcutc Wfittaa be-
rid)tet, burb bas frans6iiic)e Scner
allc 5lln1 Gbeitern gcbrad]t. Sic bente
Iben sln9riffe fanben in Der @e9eno.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-07
9entidlanb ermmutcrt i,t Mmerifa bic
amf bic "britiihc idwarse 2iite"
geictle Jirmen.
81 m # Q = s n IN 6

amiterbam, q 6. Sept. Sic
Sranffurter tam MaiM s,uuoeIsfamz
ner lieB I'M 9ieidstas cine 9etition
cinrciden, nod Ser Sic bon ser britt
lhen Megierllns in s(merifa aui sic
lthlparse elite 9eleeten 8irmen niht
Sen Wutb perliercn iplleu. eenn nah
Sriebensid]lub iollen oiele @elellld}afz
ten bon beittlden Sirmen am n1eiiten
beeiinlttst iuerben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-07
Sic pom 6enat angeorobten Geprt0alitn
ma6en oen MQilrttn 9iplomattu.
&opfibmer5tu.
soute oie 0ro6e 9tepnblif dd) enoltd, auj ihre
,,9Siiroe uno Gbre" belim,ten.
praoen ion au ausgetattet nit beeR Madtoofont1ene
ten oeu arieg in wensen Wiouaeu beenoeu
9O por benz 1opember einc anseancn @b bemeiern
gSirb

Wnhbeit einen Sient crrein Selats gncnoez
ments 3ur Ginommen @oroac Grdioelt gsion 6ot cs
penn CT Der orlag hur ene nerf GeIcbesfroft uere6 in
Der oano er S 1t Sen 5cic0c 3urdge6n bie ooz
BE gemuBein eine oefube r vangeliddie Woraft fers
mal9n? - Gber mirb Set 2ie6coiener anoeqdife oo
berrida" gnslanos iii Sic qrof Sroo ndt MIR r
oie Ser. Staatcn Mnteria ,r Sic u@aenit16cit
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-07


dement, mif SleurD, ober bie fral15Dliz
ldcn Sdncllfcucrgeldiibc pcrbinberten
pas 5crporbreden Scr Snfautcrie.
@un scr Sitirpnt.
@nliiItle sln9riffe iibcre
all pbnc grfolg.
Serlin, iiber 2pnbpn. 6. Sept.
Seit Dem Scginn Ser ncllcn rnilildcn
Sifcnlibe baben oie leblpercn &dmpfe
in @ali5ien nidlt nacb9elalien. Ser 9e@
riebt Der heutlbcn Soccresleitlna mel
bcte seltcrn:
Sic Gage on Ser Sront bon SIRIUS
2copplb lit unbcrdnoert.
uan Scr Sront BON grsbersog @arl
Sran5 lparen bart1icfi9e aampfe.
9crtlc6c @ataillpnc ldluscn luieber@
;boltc feinblide Gcacnangriffe iiiboltz
licfl bon &r5esanp sltriif. sSn Sen beiz
ocn lceten Taaen babcll bic nerbiinbes
ten Sruppcn 5lpei gffisiere, lub ,259
Naann acfangen eenpn1men.
nSn bcn &arpatbcu entlnideltcn 1i6
'anl berlcbicbencn Stcllcn liioipcltlidb
BON 3abio aerinafiieiee aan1pfe; i'm
@tbict bpn Stbipotb oallern sic aan1~
pic nod fort. Starfc rllIliiebc Irllpe
pcllfraftc ipurben liibmeltlid bon SUM
nnl Nolbori nit lcbpcrcn Gcrlultcn
nbgeihlaecn. ,
6 en trnm suriicfgcbrtin9t. t..
gerlin, 6. Sept. (iibcr 2onbon,
A :42 gladln.) Ser bentc ausoeaez
bcnc amtlid)c 9cribt Ser bclltlbc1
Sbcritcn $oeeresleitlns laat, oob oas
Centrum Scr Srpnt bes Grs6erSoa@
Sbronfplgers Gnrl Spicpb Slpilcben ser
3ipta 2ipa nl1b bcn, Gnieter in @az
li5ien ctlpas 5lri.dgebrdngt iporben lit.
Set f I II M M e L 9criht.
Ectrofrltrn Ii IN III, iibcr 2pnbpn,
Is. Sept. Ser 9eltcrn Mbenb al1sacscbez
ne amtlide @critbt lagt, bab Sic 2aec
an Der rlllliMen Sront llnberdnbert lit.
Gin friiber aus9c9eberer amtlider
gcrid]t mclbet, in Sen &dnpien am
pbcren Seretb in Ser Mi1tung onf
s@lapimir @plbpnsfii bon 9nnnersta9
bis Sonnta9 bdttcn Sic 9fltiicn 115
Sffi5ierc lmb 4,514 Mun1 gcfangen
9cnommcn, feds @elc)iise, 35 Malcbie
ncn9cipcbrc llnb 4 @dincnpcrfer err
bcutet. (??) sSn Sen &arpat6cn n,az
c6cn nod biclcru @cridt Sic 9auIlcn
ipciterc Sprtl6ritte, inbem tic einige
ipcitcrc @D6cn nabmen. (?)
81 9inililbe SprtI6rittc.
sc ctrp 0 fl ii M III, 6. Sept. (iiber
2onbon 1:46 9'n1.) Ser bcute als<
9caebcne am Hide gcri6t bcs
&ricgslniniiterilms la9t: Muililbe
Sulppen crubertcn eeltcru cine ltarf
bcfelti9tc Stelllrng Ser Srllppen Ser
Gentralrnacbtc in Der @e9enb ser NM
teren @propenfa in Ser Siidtltng auf
@alics, @nli5icn, ltno tricbcn sic
|9cutIben uno Gcltcrreic1 l1ngarn
|nad Dem Morpipeitcn. Sic BAIL Scr in
bielcn Gcfcdt acmac6ten @cfansenen
bctraet iolpeit 1900 (?), barltuter
2000 (?) 9cltIdbe.
Ins bcm 5anptquarticr
bes Sen den SbcrbcfcI i I 81
Dabcrs.
$oauptQiarticr BEG .66ditfpntmonbiz
rcnben on Ser Gltfrpnt 5. Sept. (l1e<
Der Berlin lnb 2onbpu, 6. Sept.
GrinS 2eppolb bon @aberrt, Der als
gsadfolger 6inbenbur9s bas 9pnmanz
10 on Der Sltfront iibcrnomn1cn bat,
la9tc eii1em %crtreter Der sllinSiirten
SreIlc, bab sic Mittclma6tc b,tr6 sen
Gintritt 9lunaniens III ben @ricg mlf
|Seite Ser glliirtcn ollrbaus nicht be-
nmrllbigt leicn. u9ilmanicn babe licl
in cine icbr ld)le6te Gage gebraht"
|1aate Der YriuS, ,,eS lpirb feline S1iebe
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-07
uSiel @ei@rti ,enig 9soue" bic ,,Gr=
tolgt" oer Auiirl,. atr sommefront.
1tmo bel oen Mmilen 1T es rfS amoers. = Netro.
frumm peritebt oem Mmuntel.
8uare rt uql1rteu 9etreu" Ydscu etrt in sic Tu6a
pfen perofrlnmls.
Sas Grcdenanb Sic fir bic 6reibe &ccm Maioen flint
pcubeu MQiircn cs Gnrga

lnablalig &dmpe Ser Spnmeont 3Drbi ibld Scr Cont
He1nonage Maien ser 3p en- beu<
ldcn 2ne. Sa5 lit sic Sintcr bieier fpn1n crit
5pcitc bcntid 2inic bc cnaac britc bner bieer sic
crridc br itte bctc Clinic 8opaumc poz
nas }c Scr vGroBcn Senipe" bltc nod mchr ais
5pci @pnatcn, s eut @cb $50 inb Sic
~clgcn" Grfpl9c b Nlrtcn2 9rin Gtfrpnt aeh
cbcnio Snb q, Ser ncle G,encralobsde oo Sir
nltarllNe Sa9e ut ubcrep19eno ~19a nQ So"
iann lgen me grrorlmn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-07
1t S5ambelsbput nnter,ucgs?

Con bpn, @nelane, 6. Sept. Mic
bier aus superlaiiiaer CID Guelle eez
melbet luirh, lpll 1id) ein pcutid,es I'M
tcrleehanbeIsbpnt af bem sSege nuh
pen @ereiri9ten Staaten befinben mo
biirfte iunerbalb BON 5ebn 5aeeu in
Nelp aonbon, Gpnn.. sr crlparten leil.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-07
aleine ariegsna6ridten.
Gin Mielenz peIin.

3iirid, iiber 9aris, 8. Sept.
Gin 500 SUB LANCER @ieien 3eppez
lin, Der bier @onbeln bot, nnternabm
am Sonntaa iiber ben gooenlee einen
TrobeIlus, pie Die gleue 3urider 3eiz
tuna berihtct.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-07

|pon genniecpllrt uno gerncb iatt.
8ei @eroum erDifneten Sic 9eltlhen
|gelterr Mbenb Gin fltr1tbarcs 8onlbar<
dement, mlf Sleurp, ober bic fra,,5Dli@
ldcn Selncllfcueraelbiibc pcrbinberten
ba5 Socruorbre1en Scr Snfautcrie.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-07
soot in Ser sd,ladt.
Son einem SproIer @ebrntamn.

Gnn elnem SDroler gSebrllann.
sS1 mill 1,id]t i'm 9ette nit brehen.
oem 9lllge
Zen Soo eriuarteu, Ser befreieno
nabt:
Ssh min iein inter oen fallenoen @ar.
ben
SSn1 Sdlahtgefilo inter oes SdIad)-
\ tengottes Wtab0.
9sur niht iterben in oes 3inmers
gnge,
0en lebten glid beengt bon 3paug,
sSN1t Sbladteatoien rnodte ih lterben
Sei Der SDrner ihn1etternhem @laug.
sSenn rnlere sSabnen iieareih apebe,t,
Ser Seino geidlagen bonn Sdlabt.
felo fliebt,
Gam moae Sic &ugel aerreiben mein
lSer5,
2as in 5iegesfreuoe gesliibt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-07

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The Keota news., 1916-10-20

If elected county judge will enforce
the law without fear or favor.
will administer all estates under my
direction with the greatest economy
possible.
am in sympathy with our prohibition
laws; l have lived under these laws in
Weld county all my life; / believe in
them and have always lived in harmony
with them; and will enforce same if
elected.
will give sympathy, help and encour-
agement by word and example to all
youthful delnquents who are brought
before me.
will cooperate with all law abiding
people who wish the County Court Of
Weld county to reach the highest lewis
Of judicial conduct and good citizenship.
conceive the Office of county, Judge
to be public trust, furnishing an un-
usual opportunity to work for the COM
mon good of all the people of Weld
county.
On these things l pledge my word
and respectfully ask the support of the
voters of Weld county.
THOMAS A. NIXON,
Republican Candidate for
County Judge.
The Keota news., 1916-10-20
A Word to The Readers of The News

A Word to The Readers of The News
am asking you to continue me in the
service to which you called me four years
ago. l believe that no one will deny
that have served Weld county energet-
ically and efficiently, or that can con-
tinue to render better service because
of my long experience and my intimate
knowledge of school conditions in this
big county. The rural schools are surely
entitled to just as fair treatment as the
city schools in continuous constructive
supervision.
A. B. COPELAND,
Co. Supt. of Schools.
The Keota news., 1916-10-20
Announcement

l desire to take this opportunity of
reminding my friends in Keota that
am a candidate for reelection to the
Office of County Judge. believe that
my record justifes second term. If
you find such record to be good I shall
appreciate your support not only at the
polls, but actively in my behalf among
your friends and neighbors.
Very sincerely yours,
HERBERT M. BAKER.
The Keota news., 1916-10-20
NOTICE

On and after October II, will
carry cream to the Capital Hill
Cream Station at Keota at ex-
pense of operator, from Kalous
and other convenient points on
my route, and return empty cans
and check same day. The cream
to be hauled mail days, Tuesdays
and Saturdays and must be on
route at schedule time.
Outgoing freight 25c per cwt.
or fraction for first 100 lbs. 2Oc
per cwt. after first 100 lbs. to
400 pounds,
Passengers one way 75c; round
trip $1.25.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-22
VILLA ACTIVITIES GIVE
US. PAUSE IN PLANS TO
FIX STATUS IN MEXICO
Consul Rodgers Instructed TO
b Place Reported Raids Before
Carranza Government-Ex-
planation Sought
MAY HALT NEGOTIATIONS

WASHINGTON, July a2,---The state De-
partnhent today instructed Consul General
Rodgers at Mexico City again to call to the
attention Of the carranza Government the
reported activity Of "Pancho" Villa.
General Petshlng's dispatch to the War
Department last night In which he said
Villas activities were really becoming serl-
ous, has caused n hitch In the conferences
between Ambassador Designate Arredondo
and Acting Secretary OF state Polk.
1t was intimated that nothing further
will be done toward agreeing upon a plan
of settlement until the de facto Government
has demonstrated It's ability to control
northern Mexico by completely wiping out
the Villlsta bands now operating there.
At the Mexican Embassy the report that
Villa iB marching on Torreon with 1900
men was discredited with derislon. II was
declared that II was doubtful II the bandit
leader was even in the field himself, and
that IL he was it would be impossible for him
TO raise such force.
No authoritative information as TO Villa
and his force has been received either at
the State or War Departments, and stories
that he Is leading force of $4,000 troops
are dlscredlted.
Some belief was expressed that the "ru-
NOR" which reached the department should
have read 1900 instead of $4,000.
It was pointed out that in his palmiest
days Villa often had great difficulty re-
cruitlng $4,000 men In one corps.
War Department officials declared that
General Pershing would maintain his forces
where they are Until the villa reports are
completely. disposed or. S.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-22
LEGALISTA, NEW REBEL PARTY
IN MEXICO, SEEKS U. s. FAVOR
Leaders Confer in FL Paso-Trevino
May Lend Aid

Ell PASO, Tex, July 22.--Leaders OF the
now Legaista party of Mexico asserted to-
day that all of northern Mexico, with its
army of 20, 900 Carranza soldiers, was ready
to support the recently formed organization
that hopes to get control of the southern re-
public. They further declared that only
the delay of the new party In gaining
promise of recognition from the. United
States Government prevented an immedi.
ate contamination of it's aims.
Tho Legalista junta continues its confer
ences here in the effort to clear UP some
minor differences 1t Is known that Cien-
tifcos allied with the party object to the
prominent part in its affairs taken by Gen.
eral Felipe Angeles, Manuel Bonilla and
others who have figured in revolutionary
activities.
1t is known, too. that the LegalIstas have
not been able to agree on Vasquez Tagle
as their president. Their chief resolve is
that the prospective revolution will be
bloodless one. This has caused consider
able conjecture on the part of those versed
in the ways of Mexico.
Today further light was cast on the
situation. It was reported that General
Jacinto Trevno, the Carranza commander
at Chihuahua City, whose activities brought
the international situation to a crisis, Is
one of the leading members of the new
Legalista party.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-22
BABY PLAGUE DEATHS
REACH HIGHEST FIGURE
Thirty-nine Deaths in Day in
New York-Resorts Bar
Refugees

NEW YORK. July 22-All records for
death in the epidemic OF infantile paralysis
vera broken during the "a hours ending at
10 a. M today. During that period 80 chill
dren, stricken with the disease. died,
Today's figures also showed a big in
crease in the number OF new cases, there
being 1874, as against 81 on Friday. The
deaths on Friday numbered 32.
Up to the present there have been 1859
cases and 55s deaths and the city physi-
clans have abandoned hope that the dis
ease will soon be under control All five
boroughs. with the exception OF Richmond
showed an increase today in the number Of
cases. In Brooklyn, centre OF the disease
the cases increased by 40.
Tie situation Is more serious today than
at any previous time, because OF the quar-
antine work done In cities and towns OF
the States bordering on New York. Scores
of children who had been taken out of
the greater city to escape the epidemic are
now being traced down and sent back
here.
In both Connecticut and New Jersey the
officials are becoming more strict In their
enforcement OF the health laws.
Despite the fact that they showed no
symptoms of the disease 1875 persons from
Greater New York arrived home early to-
day having been barred from Mountain
view, n. j., and forced TO sleep in the rail-
road station there all night.
Thirty-hve children and is adults are ex-
pected today from New London. Conn.,
where the boat on which they were trav-
cling was held up.
inspectors at railroads and highways
leading into Paterson sent back all chill
dren from greater New York and those
bound for Rhode Island have been placed
In quarantine.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-22
CONTINUALA AvANZATA
DEL RUSST ATTRAVERSO
IL CONFINE GALTZIANO
La Notizia della Presa di
Misurata era Una della Solite
Invenzioni del Giovanni
Turchi
NOSTRE RAPPRESAGLIE

ROMA, % Luglio.
La mlnaccia dI una nuova invasione russa
della Galzia nord orientale. con obbiettivo
LemberR, ha assunto Ia maeeiore consi-
stenza nellie ultime 4s ore, in seguto ALA
espugnazione delle difese hustro ungariche
fatta dai russ nella regione di conhuenza
del fiumi' Styr g Lipa. I russi hanno at.
traversato 10 Styr ed ora avanzano a mez-
zogiorno dl Berestchek, che 81 trova SOL
tanto a mezzo mglio dalla frontiera gall
ziana.
Questo nuovo rovescio e. ammesso ufTlcial-
mente dal rapporto dello state magRlore
austrlaoo. Da Petrogrado poi si annunsia
che un battaglione russo e. impregnato con
la retroguardia austro ungarica in vici-
nanza della suddetta ctta' gaiziana. Mile
seicento prlglonieri sono caduti In mano
degi inseEuitor
La nuova localita q motto importante
per ravanzata del russi nell'interno della
Gallzia. Essa minaccia la captale gal
iziana, Lemberg, ed anche Brody, che 81
trova mezZa via ira Lemberg In for
tezza di Dubno nella volinia.
Anche II rapporto dello state maggiore
tedesco annette rayanzata del russl attra-
verso Berestechlt, ed agglunBe che lie truppe
del generate Linsngen si son dovute rti-
rare dal vlllaBgio al Verben, a otto mglla
da Berestechk in vista di un atteso movl-
mento avvluppante del nemico.
1ntanto ! russi avanzano anche nella re-
CLONE del Caucaso 81 annunzia infatti che
hanno presa al turchi la cltta' d Gumusk
haneh, posta ira Treblsonda ed Ersingan.
81 ha da Londra che rAinbasciatore
ltallano e. state autorlzzato dnl Eoverno a
smentire Ia voce della vlttoria DEF volontar
turchl sulle forze italane di Mlsurata.
La notizla O. completamente falsa,
rasserSlone che sano stati catturate truppe
cannoni italiani e. destituita dl qualslasi
fondamento.
e noto che II Commando dello state Mag
giore talano ha cercato sempre al evitare
/ bombardamenti delle cittn' irredente, o la
ragione non ha bisogno di essere illustrate.
Ma Il nemico. sempre insidioso spietato.
ha sfruttato in molte occasioni questo no.
bile sentmento del nostro Commando, ne
ha fatto suo pro.
Dale notze che pervengono 81 rfleva
ora che II nostro Commando ha dovuto sotto-
stare, piu' che allie necessita della guerra,
ale inside del nemico, cd ha dovuto usare
eli stessi suoi slstemi. 81 annunza infatti
che in vista del bombardamento continue di
Ala di attire localita' della vallata del
rAdige, le nostre artgllerie hanno bonn
bardato per rappresaglia Riva, Arco
Rovereto, mel cu abitato II nemico 81
annldava, slcuro di non essere disturbato
Anche sulla fronte dell'Isonzo. poiche
II nemlco bombardava Monfalcone. 1 nostri
pezzl hanno bombardato per rappresaglia
Doberdo, IamIano San Giovanni.