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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-10

Serr Reniier rerfufte INN, aict.
tei silt 5u,ureoen, ober ole gentiib-
iinaen ipuren bergelpns imb er &c.
iiallS niii Ser 9lnsiertigung eiHes
sibfommens fiir ben gerfnirf bes
grnuerei, ben Die glniu1Ite niIgeiidjts
Der slepoIDer audi auiietten. gladlScul
oieics gddeben iDar, berlanate alot,
Ter, Sab fem Snfel &err George
siletter ioluie slnnnlt go3ole fer.
teigeriifpn tpiiroer. Serr gpwoIe
iDilroe onroifbii BON Serrn Bauer
telcpbcnii6 eriiit5t, iidl wieDer eiiiju-
fitfen iin0 er trai oeHn and .reiIige
Scfnnoer ipdter ein. Sobalo er On
Die lbiir flcpite. ipraig Serr 9lennsr
ali mn Die Ibiir 5u 0iilieii inO Silst.
ter trot aiidI cine ipeiteres bel Seiic
nno iicllte iid) 10, oaB 'perr Gosp6le
ipcIes ibn nod Die RenolDer iebcn
ionnte. slls &srr gorole oas Q.u.
renn betrnt, if)lilpfte Serr Nenner
Sir Sbiir hinans rno begdb lid, ei-
LENDS 5uerit faf Dem Spribenbauie
az Der Spemnore StrcBe, Don no
ait5 er Die Belief fclepbonii6 Don
Ger eeipcrntcn Siiuotion I'M gu.
reail BON gnuer nn6 0aIpiu IN
tlcnntniB ieBte, Inn oann nab ocin
(seriGtsgeb6iloe slt ellen, no er Dor
Midltcr 2ileoers einen S1itbefebl ius.
gen Gnae6lider @eiitesgeItortbeit &c.
cen Motter erluirfte.
Sn bem Bureau psrIudte insipis
iden 6err 9otpble ben 2ufserssteH 5u
bernbissn, aber ale feine lleberrss
bungstiinite pdren persetens ifl0
&lotter bielt bic 9Gufe Der RspoIpsr
auf bic brei 2tuipdIts gsrihiet.
Rur3e .3eii IpGter traftn naiiirlib
mebrsre poli5iftsn en-, bic borldufig
i'm @or5immsr s3oito fubten. Bis bic
gnipdlte pon ibrer MnipeIsnbeit psrs
itdnbigt tporben tuareH.
SObalb bisiss ssi9ab, fpanbie jih
5srr Bauer nonmais an afottu lnb
Bat i'm, bod bic RtDolpsr bsr5usss
ben, hamit sr nibt in unaeIsgsnheis
ten nit Der goIi5ei tGm.. Wibsr aiIss
grpdrten puroe alottsr pl6blid ass
fiigig unb lieferte bic SfisbsiIen
obns Deitsres aus, fprrauf sr bann
unttr Der 4ntldge bes 3islens nit
G6ubfpdffen perboftet unb mad Der
GENERALIZATION aebradt fpurbs, UNI
bann ipaier duf ben bon Ribter au,s
bers ausgeiteaten Saftbefsbl bin. sis
mem SilfsTberif iiberantiportet 3l
prben, Der i'm nah bsm Gounipgs=
idnanib brdhte, ipo sr pbne 3ulaiiung
bon 9iiref6oft feiissbaltsn perben
I-iuirb, bis hsuie Rahmittag bic llnters
iutnns be5iisIih ieines Geiiiessuitaus
bss i'm gDrobdtgerift por iib asl!.
2ln aloitsr parbe Elm ldua.res
auB,rorbenifih pertporrenss S&reis
Ben gsfunben, bas nussnf6einli5 an
bic 2tntpGlie eeri6ist mar unb In ipsls
dem er auf bic biDerIen Strtitisfsiz
ten iiber BE Qonirone besiigficb Der
gsqspue grtiping 60. binipeiii. Gers
ner hattie er aud Elm Wotsbu9 an
iih, bls glsi6fa[rs aIIerbanb Dsripors
rene Hpti3en entbielt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-10
gtrcit um cinen Nifel
Snriie Den Sob Ses Sas. 6errp fer
bcifilbren.

Die qOli3si befinbet iih auf Der
Su6e mad ben 8riioeru BRETON
uu0 SenrD gtp, 10 reip. 25 Sabre alt,
bic pGbreno zines Gtreites in Sobn
Sias gillnrb 6alls Simpiou @lpsnus,
eer ii5 qsIteru 2benb tir5 Dor nein
llbr ersisnete, ben 21ia6rigeu Samss
Irrb, pigblanb 2lDs, Steels llntsrs
obtbeilung, College SiI, 10 5ugeri9tet
boben, bub .r pobrfdeinli6 ni9t nit
bem 2e6en oopoutoutnnen tpirb. 5srs
rD unb bic beiosn 8rii0er Ddren IN
nsm 9otal ipsaen eines giidels IN
Streit gerathen, Der bdlD in Sbdtlla'
feiien ausarteie, nibrenb oeren pre-
iton glp ieinen Rsuolper sog unb 5tr'
rp einen S6ub in bic Iinfe BruItislt:
bsibradts. Somit Mot slifrieben, 5og
Gin, Der feinsn gruoer in Sefdbr
ipa6nte, Elm Wieiisr unb perIeete oem
nm gooen lisgenoeH Germ nod sinsn
tiefen Std in bic liute Geite, ,lporauT
geies bic s5Iu9t ergriffsn. Die pos
li3ei tpurbe dIsbalo bena4ri9tist
unb lieb serrb burt oas pdtroIauio
rad benz Sinbtboipital bringen, no
iein 3uitanb aIs duBerit ssfahrlia
srahiet tpurbs.
BRETON glb ipll on Der 6. unb Gens
tral uno Senrp GIN in glo. 325 SObn
Strdbe fpp6nen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-10
Rerisaals sSotisea.

sSn beitsn Mannesalter, i'm nd6ez
gu bollenbeten 40. 2ebensjabre ii ein
betannter beut I6er 8iirger, 9err
5enrD Bauer, Der cine Reibe DON
Sabren Guf Der @eItieite i'm Birtbsz
gefhdft gepeien, in bic Gtuigtsit abb
berufen pOrben. Der 9a6ingef9iebes
ne bat ss bsrftanben, Ii9 bura ieinen
ebrsHbaften Gbaratter tinen sroben
5reuHbestreis su ertpsrbep, pel4er
Der gramgebeueten Samilie bic innigs
tie Spmpatbie bel Der f6peren Seims
Iu6uHa, Don Der iie betrOffen tporbsn,
entgegen6ringt. Die 8esrbisung fin
bet am Sumitas I'M spei llbr pom
5rauerbdule an eer Qrmorp gDeRue
uno 9apmiaer StraBe aus ftatt.
Grou Sreo. Siemer Don Suss
culum, bic betauntli6 gu ben riibrisz
ten Uiitglieeern bes DdmensStdbts
Derbanbes gsb0rt, feierte am geitrisen
Sage ihr Wiessnfeit unb ielbitperz
itdnblia batten es ii9 bic pielen
5reunoe bes aI6eliebten 9eburtstdgsz
tinbes ni6t nebmeu laTen, peri0nIi6
ibre ber3li6iten 9Iiittpiini9e unb itnz
nigs Gngsbinbs bar3ubtingen. Den
bo6niltpmmenen Sratuldnten tuuroe
in BEN gaiili4sn Siemsr'fden Seim
Elm ber5li6er GmpfaHg 6ereitet uHo lie
Derlebten frGbli4e uHoergebli4s StaHs
BEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-10
!6iibidbes Nerogranim
sat Der Samenperein Ses Stabtosr-
bamoS fir isiH Stiftnussieit
sniammsugcitellt.

Der Ianenperrin 6e5 9euti6.
elmeritaniI6su StaOtDsrtanb bat fir
iein 6. GtiftInesiait, oas an Sonil.
fag, Sem 10. MPdr3, i'm grcBen Saal
oes 9eiitiheri all.b5 itnttfinoet aro
oeIien Teinertrag betarntlib in Ole
stniie Der 9eutit)cn lin6 Seiterreid-
llnaoriihcn SiIisoeielid)aft flieBt,
elm icbr hiibihes iInO abfpchslmes-
reifes prugramm BlliaminengeltcIIt.
Gas Geii miro burb eiuen NhTiit.
portrca einge!eitct trerben, tpor1ili
bte madere GraiiSentin bes @erbonOs
:Srei @eiine SdieIe oie 8eitsdite
iDilfrntmen beiBen uiro. Radoerr
cann oer @aperiife Wanuerhor Die
5citperiaumIiine nit einem aieo er.
Ireiii bat, erfolgt Die @infiibrung Der
ncuen. reip. pie0ererDdMten gennl.
ten. Gin bon fSrnu &cinnntfb pcrse.
trngcres geoit)t, iopie cine @eiangs.
muHuler, fDeIde srar 3iealcr mlb
heren SSd,ter in Der liebenetpiirSig.
itcr. @eiie iibernonu1teii babciL Der.
pcuiidnbiacn bos Brogrnnrru iinb
ben peihIub Ses Seites iptro Elm ilot.
ter Tans biloen.
Gelbitrstsnb ift Fir ben irneren
Wsnften bersits Gorge getragen rnb
olIcrbano Grfriifamgen, ipeIfr bon
Den Drinen nit flIrOigcr Sdro ielbit
sisbcreitct fiiib, perSen i'm nnitoben-
Den Sanl rernbfolet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-10
Spfer Der Maiirtem
Gipiliffen i'm ottupirten Sebtet Bel
giens unb 5rantreihs bon Ir<
tilIerie coer Sliegerbouhs
ben getDbtet.

Berlin, 8. @Grs. 2tuT brabt>
Ipiem @ege nad SapDille, 81. 5. =
@om September 1915 Bis gum heus
tigen Gage limb 1o43 GipiIiiten, bos
rlinter piele sgrauen uHb SinDer, bur9
feinbli6e 4rtillerie pber Jliegerboms
Ben IN ben belsii6en unb fran5oIii9eu
0iitritten aetObtet ober perpunoet
porben, fpie bic lleberIeet9e gedd}a
rihten &gentur melbet.
SIN Monut 5e6rtar purbeu olern
II 5rouen unb 15 Sinber getDotet
unb 20 Mdnner, SO Graasn unb q
Hinner perfpunnet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-10
f9lanb nirb auf ei4f
ner Gnt tf9dbigung fir
bic Siirtet beim Grie,
bens 9lufie bes
fteben.

Sbefia, 8. WGr5. - lte6er apn.
bon. - IS piro bier Oerii9ert, baB
SeltI9lanO Der Siirfei bic fprmeue
8erii6ertng gegeben babe, bdb es teis
nen 5riebsn i9IieBeu tperbe, in Dem
ntf1t cine GntibGbigung fiir bic 5iirtei
pOrseiebeu 1T uno baB bic Siirtei lit
bereit ertlGrt babe, tiirtii9e Sruppen
CUR unteritiiBung Der oeutf9en %
na6 Der peitli4en Grpnt gu T6iden.
Wtebrere iesRegimenter IoLen bon
&Ieinaiten nab apnitiiuntinppeI ges
broht tporoen iein.
@er6eiratbete W drner
len einberufen perbeR.
2onbon, 8. NlGr3. Die 9ldts
ter meIben, Odb in uGdfter Do6e cine
prptlamation per0fTentIift peroeR
tpir6. peIte ber6eirdt6ete MGnNer
5ptihen q unb 35 Sabren ejnberuft.
Rufien brau9en SeIb.
3onbon, 9. Mdr3. Sine Ct.
Ptlcl5VALYtL &tptIN1t uit Utt H~NtIilNp
melbet, bub elm Reprdientant eualis
f9er unO talifprntider Spnbitate aus
benz urdIgebirge bier eiusetroffen
lit. Derielbe taufts baielbit 252 De.
poIiten BON Golb unb platinum fiir
cine @eIdmmtIumms pon $35, 900 900
duf nem Bege Der 8eriteiserung.
8ebeutenbe 3eidnunssE
fir bic 4. beutf DE
&riegsduIetbe,
Berlin, 8. MaGr5. (2luf brabts
IpIem Deee mad SdppiIe.) - Deis
iere SubItriptionsn ppn 65,oo0,000
W1arf aur 4. beutI1en Sriessanletbe
perben DON Der ueberIee Ra9riniens
@eentur aemGbet. Die &Blrti6e
Sparbant 8eitMste 100000 Wldrt,
bic prpptnsiulsgdnt pOn Meitfulsn
25, 100000 atb bic ariesslebersG<.
fsQiAGtt $4,000. 900 MarsI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-10

mas aeIeiftet worben lit umo es iit
Hod,dftuea. oa es ole Gage ihiISert,
in reIder ii6 bie @ereinigten Staa.
ten beiinoen ipiir0en falls cs elmer
ireirSen Waadt in ben eim fomnlen
ipiiroc, mis nit sarieg 81 iiber5icben.
GclesentIid) Der gorfiibrungen
:rir6 Die % @ann itnrfe @eber'ife
aapelle nnter Der perionIiben Gel,
tnng Dor aapeIlmeiiter SSSobn g. @e.
ber fon5ertiren uno ols 9sreBreprd.
fantanisn 6at ii9 bie@eiieui6dft. bic
bns 1rnn1 borfiibrt, Serrn Mor Jto.
ienbcrg geiidert, benz aui oieiem Sc.
biet Iansiabrise erfdbrung 3ir Seite
ltef1t
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Die spmpbouiefou,erte.

9elegsntlih Der beibsn biesp5ais
aen Sbmpbonisipnserte, bic tpie ii6s
lid bsute Rahmittas unb am
Samiog 9t6snb i'm Gmerp guSitos
rum iiattfinbsn, tpirtt bic alapier
pirtuofin Mabam. @ppbipn als Gos
IiItin nit unb fpirb bei bisfsr @sle.
eenbeit ibr gineinnntier Debut mas
den. 9as fir bic bsibtn aonserts
Bon Or. grnft~ Gunip1lb 5uinmmens
aeiisLlt, grosrnmm III ME fofst:
Seren1Se fit Gtreidinitrumente h,
. Dur -. Rubert Tuds
GbTpboniider prcipg 81 sirer
Srngooie -. 49,. Wegtr
Rldbisrfonsert in u. Wtpa gries
3eoncren SuDerturs gso. 8
1eetbDneil
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-10

ssirS bonn 10. Widrs an bas Slim.
brama uSbe Battle Grp Of geare"
10 Gage Ians sur gorfii9runs
selangen.

Tds sSilnornnta ,,Sbe Battle Grp
Of peats1, has ssIeseniIia fsiner
flirslihen eirtrnnligen auffiihniIig
tier einen 70 ourhid,Ia0en6en GrfufJ
er,iclt Bat, ipiro oeun1dit 81 ldnse-
TEN ShlientigoIt ipieoer bierberse-
bradt perben, eE ipirO BON Gonn-
tng, cem 10. wtdrs, an in Der Wlu.
iifbale 10 Snge lang Dorpefiibrt
iperoen uno taali6 iDeroen 5tuei gor.
itrlluneen. nn gsndrutitng iotuie am
aIbcrib itnftfinben.
lie Battle Grp Of genre" Tx
ohnc Gruee hos GrcBnrtisiie. mas
.1ls8es ast han eetiH oes Eilmara.
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3, u. 6. ".

gelegsntIi9 bes 8eIpergottesbisns
ifss in Der goung Womens ghriitiaH
QTociatipn am SoHntag Ra4mittdg
I'm pier llbr pirb Rep. u. B. 0ens
finger, Der qfdrrer Der Rortbiibe
Stride Der Reoner isin unb
Grl. Mari. 5usbes piro msbrsrs Der
9slsesrbeit anssmeFene aieber gu Ses
b0r brinaeH.
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Iie S@,ueis melbet
DaB neutrafe pOf nd d
neutraIen 2dnoern bon
ben 4lliirten be-
f4lugncbmt
fpuroe

Berlin. 9. WtGrs. (9luf bru6tz
loTem Wege nab Sdppi1e). - Sus
idptiser gpitbepnrtement bat be-
fhloHen, bic mad 2Imerita beItimmte
9riefpoit iibsr Deutl9lanb unb 6ol=
lamb, itatt iibsr 5rdntrei5 unO Gnss
lamb gu ienben, neil bic SBOit, tpel4e
iiber Seutfdlunb sebt, ni&t ssuiirt
pire.
Sus i6pei5er poitbeportement tcnz
itatirt Dffisiell. bab Sriefe bon neua
trnlsn Gditbern na9 dnbersn nertros
Zen QdnSsrn bon ben &riegtiiarenosn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-10
AIes aab 0as.

gie Tapton, Ohio, Gas Go. lit
aeIlcrn iormea in ben Belt Der Ohio
Cities Gas Gonrpnnp iibergeoangcn.
gic Ericriidts .slftien Der Gefealduit
ireroas oeeen pripritdts- slftien Der
Stlio Cities Cos Go. umgetduidt
.rerber.
Or. g. 90. wait6ell, Der felt efs'
ntm WisrtsIjabrbunbtrt BEN Gtfior
WerjieIsob bss ifdbiif4kn 9cipitoIs
asosb1stA bul ssjsss sSiGaiss 's,S
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-10
Die ,,Eribmma" iir GDm
bebaiiptet
DAB SeFerrei9 perfu d ell
perpe, Spei Srea De
noug6tsins S6tpur5e
Ueer su hiden.

Rom 8. MlGr5.-Oie .Sribuna"
bsbauptet, Dag 5fpei Der Itdrtlten
9reaonDug6ts in eirtem 9afen IN
0almatien in 8ereiti9aft aeieBt Mir
ben, I'm Die 8Ipdabe bes 2lprtatiirhen
Wleeres Su bur9bre6e1l ilnb bic OAR
baneqen All srreinen, bumit ite ben
5iirfen i'm Saparsen Wleer 5u Silfe
tonmen tonnen. Sn SoIse oes llm>
itanbes, bab bic ruiItidle 6lptte oas
S9par5e Meer beberridbt. befinDen
ii6 bic Siirten, bic sum grpbeu Sbeil
bstrefFs ibrer 3uiubr pon ManrtI9afs
ten unb &riegsnlaterial auf pas Wfeer
onsetpisisu iinb, IN elmer iebr uneiinitis
gen Gage.
.@roBfeuer in 30 i'm den :
@Ia bba d.
4miterbam, bia 2pnoon, g.
MGrs. sSn Wiiin6en @loDbah IT
Der R6einprooin3 lpuroen srobe Wnae
rem glieberlagsn boiler Sitter burt
cine eetpuItise SsuerSbruHft seritDri
Der aneerid,tete GHobsn mar. inie BIZ
bentiden gIGttsr bgri4ten, ein gan;
ttoeutnhes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-10

gbtparb Ssble BON 30. 1868
Clifton Qlpenue ipurbs BON Ridter
psntnan 3u brsi Waoudten Mrbeitss
bdus perurtbeilt, neil sr niht in sss
biibrrnber weiIe fir Tsine brsi ainSer
gsIcrgf bate, bic iia IN Der Obbut
ieinsr S9ipisesrmutter 6rau Giiids
tetb De gouus. 30. 4o7s page etry
btffabal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-10

forfis5irt Dorbsn iinb, obglei@ Der
freie Sranfit Der poft ems Der Gun'
bamentaIsprin5ipisn bes irtsrnatiO'
nalen poItiibereinfpmmens bilbet.
Jsrner iinb Oeriiesslts Yoitbeutel, BON
einem neutralen 2ar6e na9 anoeren
neutralen 2Gnbern beitimmt, BON
ariegfiibrsnbsn se0ffnet anb bic gries
Re bur4iu6t iporben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-10
2ofal Beri6t.
init RsvuIvsrn
Stsrsbt gpuis alottr pier suludlts
im Snream Der Aniualtsiirma
Cabin & Saner.

Der gsbauernspsrtbs ftiin. 'sbsnfO
ME Isin gruOsr, Der DOrmuIiss prds
iiosnt Der Bellevue grswina Co.,
eugene aIOttsr. ben gsrItonO Der.
loren gu baben. = Cine Iebr aufs
rspsnbs Stunbs bsrIs5tm bic On,
ipdIts M. r. GuIDin. ;. g. Bauer
IT,, SianIsD 6. gOpOls unb philip
Renner. aOuis alotisr pOIlie
uidt sulaifsn. bab George Giteriel6
nit Der qsituns Der gslspue grss
ming 60. betraut pir0. gers
Iansis nit DorsebaIisnsn ReDoIpern
ben iOforiiesn 9ertauf Der graus
ersi. = Germ RenHer seiang ss su
sntpiftsn unb bic poIi5si gu be-
na6ri4tissn. = alOttsr purb, Der.
baftei unS UirO bsuie i'm probats
seridt anf isinen Gsiitss5uitunO
bin unteriu4t psrO,u.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-10

uirb in 3utumfi ii6 ausf6liebli4 fee
nsr prdris pibrneH. Ssin Yddfolgsr
iuurbe Or. g. q. 5enn. Der bisber
bsm sJunior 2sr5teftab dngsb0rte.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-13
Pay Fees Under Protest and
Then File Their Suit.
TRY TO UPSET PRESENT LAW
Follow Out Course of Oil In
spectiOn Row.
Another State Revenue Pro-
ducer Is in Danger.

Kansas is now preparing to say
goodbye to moving picture censorship
fees. Under an agreement by produc-
ers in all sections of the country, fees
are now being paid to the state under
protest and not one dollar from the
inspection department can be turned
into the general revenue fund of the
state Following the state wide meet
ing of the movie men in Wichita
March 20. it is probable that suit will
be filed in an effort to establish the
unconstitutionality of the fee provision
of the censorship law.
Action Will be taken by the movie
men in accordance with the program
of the oil producers. Recently the
Kansas supreme court said the fee
provision in the oil inspection law was
unconstitutional because it produced
a revenue of $120, 900 a year from the
inspection of 100000 barrels of oil
and gasoline. Now the movie produc-
ers will attack the law as a revenue
measure because the state earned a
profit of $11 ,3S5.29 from the inspec-
ton of 4,S40 films.
There will be no love and friendship
spirit when the movie producers and
the state censorship department enter
the courts. If the state loses its case,
tribution to Kansas-in accord with
the policies of the oil men-but will
say things about Superintendent Ross
and the Rev. FeStuS Foster that no
newspaper will quote in full.
Producers Are Holding Out
Following the plan of attack on the
fee provision of the state movie CEN
sorship act, the producers are now
Withholding from Kansas some OF
their better feature attractions None
of the really big films are now COM
ing to Kansas. The really high class
attractions on the screen in this state
are old productions and news has been
sent to Topeka that Kansas movie fans
will take such offerings as producers
care to send and may make the most
of it. A number of film stars have
vigorously protested against the action
of Kansas censors and one report has
been sent to the effect that several
stars have stipulated in their contracts
that their films shall not be shown in
this. state if deleted by censors.
Kansas movie men will hold their
state convention in Wichita March 90.
At that time they will talk over the
troubles that have occaSioned distress
and sorrow and anger. They will also
take action concerning a suit to upset
the present state law. Without fees,
there is no money available with
which to maintain the inspection de-
partment, unless revenues already de-
rived can be made available. In the
was supported by a direct legislative
appropriation. The picture film de-
partment- though, must earn it's own
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PLOT ON COAST?
Monterey Preside Is Destroyed
by Big Blaze.
Water Supply Cut - Troops
Left 6 Hours Before.

Monterey, Cal, March 13.-The
preside was totally destroyed by fire
early today about six hours after being
vacated by troops of the First cavalry
who left for the Mexican border.
Firemen attempting to extinguish
the flames found that the water sup
ply had been cut
An investigation was started imme-
diately. Monterey was the Spanish
and Mexican capital of California and
the preside occupies the site of the
ancient military headquarters. The
post consisted of Id wooden barracks
sufficient to accommodate a regiment
These were of the type common at the
preside of San Francisco where sew
eral persons, including the wife and
three daughters of Brigadier General
John J. Pershing were burend to
death.
The headquarters safe and the con-
tents of the postoffice were saved;
all other records were destroyed.
Major James G. Harboard in charge
of the post refused to discuss the
origin of the fire until he had made
his own investigation. Much weight
was given by military authorities to
the fact that the fire started in the
headquarters building.
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Borah Spurs Senate.
TOUCH OF SUMMER
The Mercury Climbed to 7S Degrees
This Afternoon.

A reversion to March weather is the
outlook today, following a short pc
riOd of midsummer weather. All high
temperature records for this early in
the year were shattered Sunday and
this morning was still warm. Tonight
the mercury is expected to go near the
freezing point at Topeka.
The forecast calls for partly cloudy
and colder weather tonight and Tues
day; probably unsettled Tuesday
Temperatul es of 26 to 80 degrees for
36-hour shipments north and west are
promised by the shippers forecast.
Temperatures east and south will be
above freezing.
Sunday afternoon the mercury
climbed to 81 degrees. although the
morning was cold. At no time since
the records have been kept here has
the temperature reached so high a
point at this time of the year At 6
o'clock this morning the minimum
reading of the twenty-four hours was
reached. The temperature at that
time was 40 degrees. The mercury
climbed rapidly after that, and by 10
O'Clock had reached 81 degrees. To-
morrow the temperature probably viii
not go above SO.
The mercury this afternoon reached
~ degrees at 2 O'Clock, breaking the
high temperature record for this
date This reading is only 10 degrees
below the high mark of Sunday which
broke all records for this time of the
year
Temperatures today averaged 10
degrees above normal The wind blew
at the rate of II miles an hour from
the northwest. Following are hourly
temperature readings for the day fur
nisned by the weather bureau:
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ON FOURTH week
Verdun Battle Centers at Vaux
and BethincOurt.
Germans Now Admit They
Don't Hold TT. Vaux.
BY CHARLES p. STEWART.

London, March 13.-The battle of
Verdun entered its fourth week today
with intense artillery battling around
Forts Doua umont and Vaux and at
Bethincourt, on the left bank of the
Meuse, evidently in preparation for
heavy infantry fighting.
The Germans searched out the
French front all day Sunday with a
terrific hail of steel projectiIes. The
French accepted the cannonading as
the forerunner of renewed attacks
against Fort Vaux and positions
northwest of Verdun and made ready
to meet the assault.
BerIin's First Admission.
Dispatches from Berlin today con-
tanned the first admission from Ger
man sources that the Teutons no
longer held Fort Vaux- An official
statement two days ago admitted that
the French, by counter attacks, had
gained a foothold in the fort. Major
Moraht, military critic of the Berlin
Tageblaat. reports that the Posen re-
servists who occupied Fort Vaux were
driven out but expresses the hope that
their repulse is only temporary.
Paris dispatches brought a detailed
account of the fighting for Fort Vaux-
They credited the Germans with great
bravery but repeated the Official
claim that no German soldier entered
the fort
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EMBARGO ON ARMS
United States Puts Lid on at
San Francisco.
Big Shipments Recently From
New York to Carranza.

San Francisco. March 13.-An en-
barge on shipment of war munitions
from this port to Mexican points was
declared today by John o. Davis, col
lector of the port, in accordance with
instructions from Washington.
New York, March 13.-Large
quantities of small arms ammunition
have been recently shipped from this
port to Mexico. The Esperanza, which
left here for Vera Cruz last Thursday,
carried 100000 rounds of rifle am
munition for the Caranza government
officials of the line said today The
steamer touched at Havana today
and is due at Vera Cruz Thursday
Steamship officials said they had re-
ceived no orders from the United
States government relative to the
shipment of arms or ammunition
Washington, March 13.-The arms
embargo orders affect only San Fran
cisco. Nogales and Los Angeles, the
gateways to Chihuahua Sonora and
Lower California No general en-
barge on arms to Mexico has been
ordered.
BOrah Spurs Senate.
Washington, March Ex-senator
Borah, Republican urged the senate
today to drop all other legislation and
Immediately consider the national pre-
paredness program in view of conse-
quences that might arise from the de-
cision to pursue General Villa in
Mexico
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OUT WITH PETITIONS
Commercial Club VIII Canvass City
Thursday and Friday.

Members of the Commercial club
will canvass the entire city either
Thursday or Friday afternoon to OBJ
tain signatures to the fireproof audi
torium and new city Jail petitions
Meantime. others Will circulate the Pc
titions in the business districts.
The petitions are now prepared and
several hundred names were obtained
this morning and afternoon. Both the
auditorium and city Jail projects are
embodied in the petition. The city
Jail will take s22. 500 Of the 100000
bond issue and the fireproof audi
torium ST.. 500.
If the election carries it is prob
able that the issue will be floated for
thirty years. In this event it will cost
each 1000 property owner 20 cents a
year for thirty years to retire the
bonds