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The Dickinson press., 1916-04-15
ANTELOPE

John Stading and family Sundayed
with relatives in Hebron.
Margaret Wenner and Dorothy
Lautz. spent Saturday in Hebron.
Fred Redetzke made a business
trip to Richardton the first of the
week.
The saying is a late Easter, a late
spring. The proverb seems to come
true this year.
After spending his spring vacation
at home, Fred Newbauer went back
to school at Dickinson Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lunn of Rich
ardton and Viola Rapp were enter
tanned at the Fisher farm Sunday.
H. j. Wenner, F. L. Lautz and
brother, Joe, were callers in Taylor
and Dickinson the latter part Of last
week.
Albertena Zentner, who was spend
ing a few days with her sister, Mrs.
j. Misser, five miles southeast Of
here, returned home Saturday.
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-15
LOCAL NEWS

> Mrs. VIM. F. Dauber was called to
Belfeld on Thursday by the serious
illness of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Roy
Plummer.
N. C. Jensen and George Berzel
left Wednesday by auto on a business
"trip to Glendive. They expected to
return this (Friday) evening.
N. P. Christensen, father of Mrs.
N. G. Jensen, has purchased a small
cottage in South Dickinson from
Jack Med nough. MI. and Mrs.
Christensen will reside with their
daughter, while their new home is
being remodeled and fixed up. Mr..
Christensen has also rented a tract
of land, adjoining the city on the
south, which he will put into crop.
Earl Coils, youngest son of VIM.
Coils, a large rancher eight miles
southwest of Medora, returned home
Thursday after several days spent in
the city receiving treatments for a
deep cash cut in his upper lip. The
accident occurred while he was turn
ing a cream separator. The machine
became over heated, causing a VIC
lent explosion. Such cases are rare.
The fire department was called out
Tuesday afternoon to the northeast
ern part of the city but upon their
arrival found that nothing serious
had occurred. The grass in that Sec
ton is rather high and having caught
fire from a neighboring ash pile made
quite a little flame that advanced to-
ward the w. S. Beehler cottage. It
was all put out by the time the fire
men appeared on the scene.
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-15
SOUTH HEART

SOUTH HEART
John Kalousek, a Green river
farmer, will seed about ITO acres this
year.
A. B. johnson marketed a load of
hogs in Dickinson last week at 1925
per cwt.
Mrs. Frank Kruger accompanied
her husband as far as Dickinson on
Monday.
The stockholders of the Farmers
Elevator Co. are feeling good over
their earnings for 1915.
P. T. Greenwood of Gaylord was
visiting here over Sunday, returning
home via Belfield on the local freight
Monday morning.
Agent Cunningham came to the
N. P. here from Mandan. He has a
family. o. R. Rich, the former
station agent, is reported as having
gone to Florida.
The managers of the local eleva-
tors are as follows: Farmers, j. J.
Wysocki; Occident, Charles Kirchen;
N. J.. steffen Elevator Co., C. H.
Frame.
It is estimated that the three eIe-
vators at this point have taken in
about 100000 bushels of grain the
past fall and winter. There is still
Is to 20 per cent of the 1915 crop
unmarketed.
Frank Kruger, w. J. Odenthal
and John Kalousek, constituted a
committee who went to New Salem
Monday to look into the Touring mill
proposition. They also expected to
visit the mill at Sentinel Butte.
L. L. Lucian, local agent, states
that he expects the Standard Oil Co.
to put in tanks at this place before
long. Mr.. Lucian bought the Paul
Zimmerman rooming house and dray
line, it will be recalled.
Frank Kruger expects to seed 500
acres this season but does not expect
to get well started before about the
18th. This is a little late he thinks
but the ground has rarely ever been
in as good shape for terminating
grain as this season.
w. j. Odenthal, a prosperous farm
err in Dunn county, recently bought a
quarter section of land of Charles
Heller at $3.50 per acre. Mr.. Hol-
Ter, who is moving to the Pacific
coast country, sold his other land, a
half section, at a higher figure.
w. J.. Odenthal had a shipment on
Monday of five Chevrolet cars, three
of which had been previously sold:
Last year Mr.. Odenthal sold a half
dozen of these low priced cars, and
it looks now as though his sales
would be more than doubled in 1916.
J. F. Malone recently bought a
half interest in the J. B. Malone
hardware store. It will be remem-
bered that John Malone bought the
G.. P. Miller home last winter, bring
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
| rick Malone, out from Paige, this
/ state, to live with him.
Cashier B. O. Thorkelson has taken
the agency for the Norwich Union
Fire Insurance Society, n Of the
old line companies which has been
carrying a large amount of insurance
and paying it's losses promptly for
over 100 years. The Norwich Union
carries both town and farm property.
and rounds out Mr.. Thorkelson's
agency in fine shape.
The second blacksmith shop for the
village is now nearing completion.
Steps are being taken for the or
ganization of a good live CONNER
cial Club. One of the first matters
which the organization will have un'
der consideration will probably be the
drainage problem. The place ha:
had a great lake on the south side
of the track for some weeks, all be-
cause the N. P. bitches are not clear
lack of culverts, etc.
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-15
BAKER FOR TRAINING CAMPS

Secretary Of War Will Ask Congress
for Liberal Appropriation.
Washington, April 11.-.Secretary
Baker of the war department told
Representative Olney of Massachu-
sets he expected to ask congress for
money to maintain citizen-soldier
summer training camps. Representa-
tive Olney urged that from $4,000, 900
to $4,000, 900 be requested, saying that
$4,000 civilians could be trained an
nually at such camps with an appro-
priation of $3,O0O,000
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-15
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heart felt
gratitude to our friends in Dickinson
who so kindly helped Tighten our
burden during the sickness and death
Of our beloved mother.
Homer Schlangen, Thresa Dolacek,
Lizzie Van Vleet, Minnie Schlangen,
Hazel Schlangen, Ralph Schlangen,
Thelma Schlangen, Dannie Schlangen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-02

1888 i'll Sdnpeoel1 gebprel1, perbei-
ratbete lid I'M Sabre 1861 NIT So61
9eonaro llno fam oann pier Sabre
oarauf nit Ser 6alnilie ms 2ano
unlo balo oaraltf nah Mof Sslano
Gol,lap. Sic NOR lett fiinf Snhren
fral1f nno lett orei sSabren bettlagc-
rig. Sbr @attc ltarb I'M Sabre 1880.
1rel Sodlter nlo mebrere gllfel Iino
Die lteberlebeuoen. 9ie 9eeroigung
finoet an 6reitas. @admittag arf
DEM 8lperIioe Srieobof ltatt.
Ter beriidtigte Gat Grupe bat iidl
ole'er Gage in Ser Staot allfgehalten
mo III elmer @irtbldaft lol ibm TO-
gar ein Megenmautel aeltoblen NOR
ben Ieilt, Ben ct eillenl Malrn fir ST.
% SIM &allf abbot lrno nit oenl Ser
lelbe peridnmo. Mit Ser EoliSei lit
CT bis lebt nod nidlt IN @eriibruna
Nefpnmnen o6er sizes miro po6[
llod) fomnle1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-02
Jlaidennot in Gnslanb.

9ie gnsldnoer, bic 'bur9 ibre Nb=
fperrungstattit Deut{9lanb ol!ef
gum aries unb gum 9eben npttpen;,
bisen Mittel berauben ppllten, leioefl
lelbit INNER mebr Mongel an ben
peri@iebeniten 0ingen. Die neuei.s
Npt, bic Be onbers ben Seilbien1t I'M
2anbe unb bel Ger Mrmee eri9tpert.
duBert fi@ in Der groben 5lafaen-
not. Datum nurbe, ipie bic rDoilb
Mail" beridtet. cine sroBe Grsanis
iation CUR 8ef@affung pom 5iaiden.
nller @rDBen unb Jormen Degrur1-
bet. Dos @%efretariat Der Yereini
sung DerIenbet an ollie 9ausfrauen
Yfiefe, in oenen lie aufseforDert ner
ben, bic lesreu Tloiben- i'm 9aushol,
al iammeln uno an eine Der pies
3entralz5laidcnitellen gu 1diden.
Sn allen Sallen, in benen bieler
Mufforoerung nidt Jolse s~eleiitet
pirD, follen ltaatli9 nnseitellte 5la=
l4en1ammler ielbft Die 9dufer be
!u1c1, UNI pie leercn 6ld1d1en IN
acllern 'uno aii4en gu mobiliiieren.
Sn ben @Gulen puroen eigene 2oger
einseri6tet, in bener BIZ BON rem
'S9ultinbern mitsebronten Slai9en
9eiammelt perben iollen una gu Sim
beitspreifen on Mers.e, Stemi.er,
arantenbdufer, Cigarette uno YIN.
bnlanae1 bertauft ircrne'L Die gan5c
Sonboner preffe @fprrert our Sci!
rohme an Der Slnl4etfammlune aui
oa bic Mebi5inf!aiAen in Gnslan,
,9esenpGrtis gu ben ieltenen unb Init
barren Eingen sebDren. &isber IL.
len auf bieie Mrt 5000 Mebisiaila
l9en nretrutiert" norben fein. .
Sn 8ien 1T. Elm beIrasr
res Polnifd'es Nti,ssarts;p geefiin
Oct rcroen. bas ollie Totumen!s.
aeorudte rlo geIdrieaens, I5er Del,
Nntetl polens an Meittriese entbal
ten foll. Dte polen iinb 3ursei'
audi onoerstpdrts unb ni1t nur I.
@ien iibera,ls umtporbene 2ents.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-02

an bieliaen sdulen. Sim 80. Sunni
p%crbeiratbete lie lid, nit Serrn spie-
mas, Sen lie neblt 5ipei flelnen Slit
Bern, loipie DEM @ater ntto 5tpei Brit
bern bil,terldBt. Die 9eeroi9rng fin=
bet am Jrcitag NadJmittag bon ser
South @arf Stride aus altf oemG6ip-
piannod 5rieO6of itott.
Irall s. s. @artb itar6 aeItern
int S~taatDolpital 5l &anfafee l1ad)
MIR fllr5er aranfbeit an Der 2ullgen-
ent5iilloung i'm Sitter bon 60 SSabren.
Sic lpl1roe bier am 90. 9lpril 1856
geboren nllo bat bier langere Sabre
gelebt. Die Sinterbliebcnen iino ser
@atte, ein Sobn unb Der Slater, @l1.
Sadion, ser befallnte bielige almalt,
ippie cine Sdpmelte ter. Sic 9eide miro
6ier6er CUR 9eeroisung iibcrfii6rt
iperDen.
Ser SrilGitD GreB Club biclt &C.
fern Mbeno i'm Nep @orpcr @alts
ieil,e Wonatsperiammlnng a6, Die
iebr crfolgreih perlaufen lit. SEER
s. 8. San @alber, Graiiopnt oes
@reb Clubs, Ser befanntlid sic &eiie
als Mitglieo Ser 5orb'ldlcn Srie=
6ens= @e ielidait na6 europa mad1=
te, bielt einerl mobl anf9enommlenell
8urtrau iiber feline GeileerlebniIle
unb -ginoriide. Sic nad3itc Ser
lannllung Oes GreB Clubs miro nj
Sapenport Itattfi1toe'..
Mllf @eroronlrng 6es 4oli8eidefs
Miller lperoen jebt ale @cttler in
Ser Stabt perbaftet Mllb SIT elmer
Strafe BON 70 Iagen @aft perltr-
tbeilt meroen. Ser Mnfang lpltroe
geitern NIT eil1ent geipiilen Sssan1es
Glarf gemad)t, ser bie 2ellte IN ser
StraBe ~ullgebalten un0 oielelben a1l=
gebettelt l)atte.
Die 8riiocr ,So6r1 lnoSSaco6 @al1=
bers n1tN beren9 Sdlpager =. 9. Meur=
rap bon Iapneport batten poreeitern
gbeno an Ser 81. StroBe llnb 3.
slpelnle cine Sdlagerei, nod melder
lie perboftet nno geltern Morgen SIT
le 5000 Strafe' unO Soften perl1r=
tleilt aplroen.
SEER Otto geiolis, Setter bes Mlts-
ltelln1gs=Earfs, fat ein Angebot fir
$4,000 gen1adt, INN ben Stedler=
@ot1 @reis @ettfan1pf fir God S.
la,1o SIT gelpinnelt. Ser @ettfampf
lpllA JIM Narf ant ar6eitertag, a. Sep
tember, ltottfiloen. 1ieier @ett=
fanlpf geidjiebt ltnt 0ie Mciiterldlaft
5piid)en oen beiOen @ettfampferr
nnb miro iid)erlid ei1t 9robes El1bli=
flrnr aus oeln aal15en s2anoe al15ie=
ben. Ser bin0enoe &olttraft lit je=
ood nod nid)t abgeidlb1len moroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-02

Sn 4@ret1en oes g ip gorz
ter 8uebbanbels berrl9t bo9srabiss
@ntriiitnng, nnb 'es pirb eifrig fiji
Den Mibefruf elmer i'm lebtea Sab,
BON Staotrat erloiieuen unb bon
Mapor Mit@sI untersei9neten Ser
Dronuns asitiert, beren 8ebeutuns
leBt ertsau Sage getreten unb aipar
bic TT, @aB Der 8u9bqnbel boourd
glei9 itrenger bebsrbli9er 8eaufIidz
tigung unteriteai ipirD, pie bas Sc
lhaft Der pfaapleiber. 9ie @erorbz
nung beitimmt, 'bab 8ider nar BON
@onnenaufsang Bis 9onnenunterz
gong bon @dnblern perfnuft iperben
birfen, Die bufiir cine 2iaens fir
$25 idbrltd gu erperben unb $500
Rautioa gu ftellen baben. 5erner 1T
IS ibnen niht seitattet, &unben gu
.he1uaen, UNI 8iiaer gu berfoufen,
sn faufen pber abauIdGBen. 8iider
bon Dienit6oten ober Minbetidbriaen
gu fanfen, unb lie mii6en iiber je0es
8u6 unb ben @ertdufer geraue STE
glitter .fi6ren. Die 8u96dnbler ba=
ben nun bei@lofen, sesen biele Derz
prbnung Stelung gu nebmen unb
nls unsere@tfertieten Ginsriff in ibr
8es9aft Wioerruf ber1elben au for
bern.
W1e erin nerli@, lit in
Der 5@la6t an ben MaiurtIden
Seen audi Der rufii1Ge General
Samfionon gefa!len. Ru3fiide 8ldt,
ter beridten jebt iiber bic Muffinz
bnns ieiner 2eide:: 9ie Mitipe bes
8efalleneh batte bei ben beutiden
BebOrben uln bic @rloubnis gebeten,
nod Der 2eihe hires Monnes i1z
@en, fe o%usaraben unb nod Rub=
Lamb iiberfiiIten gu ~biirfen. Die1e
@rlaubnis iprrbe bereittpillisit err
iilt. @ie 5rau @omNonom fet=
1tellen fpnnte, NOR ibr Mann in Der
@@ladt bel 95ialbopo sefollen uno
auf benz @6lo6tfelbe begraben ppr=
ben. 9ur6 l1mfraee fonnte iie en-
mitteln, bob 8ouern nod Ser
Sdroat burd 3ufall i'm Maloe cine
Sffi5ierslei6e aufgefunben 6atten,
bic nur febr oberFlddli9 unb Dbne
@arg beerbigt tpprben NOR. Der
@eripeiungsproaeb NOR balnals i6on
5temli9 neit Dpreefdritten. Die
8aiern biillten Die ueberreite in ben
@eneralsmantel unb leBten lie an
Walbesranb Bel. DIS ein5iges Gr<
fennunss5eiaen bate mon Bel Der
2ei6e Elm Mebaillon nit ben php~
%tograpbien elmer Trau lnb mebrerer
ainber %gefunben. 9as Mebaillon
tpurbe auf6epabrt uno iebt Der 5rau
@amlionolp gea.ist, Die es als gi=
gentum ibres Mannes ertannte.
9araufbm burfte lie Die 2eihe ors-
graben unb lber 5dpeDen nod Mos=
fau fubren laifen, po Die 8eiieguns
crfolet 1T.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-02

lnllB. Srlep miro $3.50 crbalten fiiir
ci,len 2anoltreifen, apelder fiir oie
2amoitraBe gebral1dt miro, lint Sic
Miper=to=9iiper Noao 5u perbinoen.
Die 9ar1en Ser nertidlen Gpltgre=
Qational- @emeinoe ierpirten porge=
itern Mbeto inn @e~reil1slpfal ein Ml,=
itcrnsSupper, Incident cine llnterbal=
tlt1g fplgte, BET meld)er S6miot's
So. bic @1l'iif lieferte.
Tralt G1nil Sells BON @%lltscotil1e
SSSslano 1puroe porgeltern Asadnlittag
bel ibrem Salls ~gefabrlid) perlett,
oils lie bei ci11eu1 Sail oas liltfe 9ein
bradD. Mer5tlide @ilie mar balo STR
10 baB Oie gerleste quite ge-
.hanolung erbielt.
ii @aIierItanoslnarfc oes Sui
les bat ieet mieoer 8 SUB erreidlt.
Gon eincn Sal(cn bes 6lllles lit bis
iest nod nidlts 5n merfelt.
Mllscatine lit SIT Ia Ielegaten be-
red)tigt 81 Ser oemofratiid)en &o1t=
pentiul1, ueld}e an MgittlpodN TO-.
MSai, lit Clinton ltattfi1roen miro.
Dubuque bot Die erobte 9elesatell=
5abl nit "a 8ertretern.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-02
Mfuts aus Mlnstatine.

ts'Fhan trMH"t HaNS sErtMn
Die ginmeibn1gsieicr bes bclt=
lde1 9cin1s oft Ser Mlllberrp slpez
l1cll rurgelterl1 Nbeno mar ein groBer
,grfolg, oelt Sic 5beilnabmc 1par ENC
lemr 5ablreid)e, al1h tpar Die ltnter-
ealtnllg l1no bic 6eier int Magemei=
11en eine iebr quite ltl1o ber5lide. Mit
Ser Wl1seati1le Concert 8ano alt Ser
Spite marIdirtct oie peri6ieoenelt
oelltlden &ereille nebit @diltcn bon
Dem %bisberigcn SCENT oil Der Gltlid)ell
2. Strabe nod Dem llellelt SCENT, bas
fir bieie @elegcllgeit alf oie ge=
ld~Nnafpollte @eiie geidmiidt nllo
oeforirt mpr0en NOR. Gerld)ieoene
Inlprad)elt ml1r0en gcDalten ,l1o nod
eil1en1 ourdgefiihrten @rpgralnm
nebit naddolgenoem Supper beidyloB
eit I%an5fran5dcn sic gilnpeibullgs=
feier.
SRI. Gail @ia bon Irl1itlano
Sopnibip> 2ebrerin il, Ser @alrl11t
@rope Sdule, liioli6 bon Ser 5taot,
fiel porgcitern Nadynittag mabrello
oes l%1nterridts in Sbnmad)t nllo.
blie6 pier Stlu1ben lang i1 oieierlt
3ulta1ro. Mer5tlide @ilfe mar bolo
sur Stele llno lp1roe iie 11ad) ibrcn1
&eim gebradt, no lie in 6eoel1flid)cm
3uitano oa%rnieOerliegt. Or. q. S.
Sliper bat lie in gebal0lltns.
Ger Staot Ml1scatillc miro sic
gatterie s erbalten bleiben. SSSl1 ser
porgeltern Mbeno in ser Staotballe
abgebaltenen MISUNDERSTANDING
mlroe Der 9eid)l1b gefaBt, olles
Woglid)e alf5ubietell, INN cine l,el,e
nu10 gr0Bere Mrmorp @alle 5l1 errid}-
ten. 0a Sic 8atterie cine iabrlid)e
9elpiaigl,ng bon $4,000 per SsSabr
bat, miro oies NIT oa5lt b~eitrage,l,
Dob Die M6iid)t in Grfiillung geben
fam. Die nel1e Mrnlorp Soac ion
etlpa $4,000 foipen lr1o lolen sic
Nldlle fir Dieielbe 10 balo mie mog-
lid, altssearbeitet aueroet. Mit oen1
9al loll %begonl1eu mcroclt lobalo bie
@lal1e airgeltommell, Die &ontraftc
'perseben lll1o iolliti9e gorar6eiten er=
leoist 'poroen ii11o;
Sic Staot miro notwithstanding sic
beioer llel1en 6eller Srltfs fir Die
Central Sellernebritation BON ser
sn1erican 2a5rance Doctor Gar So.
fallien. Gie @eltelllrlg miro mabr-
ld,einli6 beute erfolgell. Die idorl
frilber angelfafften ln0 %allsprobir-
ten Srl,ds ba6en lid, l1iht. bemabrt
n1o muroen wieoer 5nriidaeid,ift.
Ml,scatine Golntp miro Dem ssar-
n1er George Srlep $3.50 per Mlfer be-
6ablen miiHen fiir iein 9ano, ipeldes
1ilr Sanomegslpetfe gcbralld)t iperOen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-02

nebmer Gal1l 2nrer,5 er6aItelt. Iie
@rrnofldhe oes @ebdltoes miro 100
bel 240 SUB iein. Gas @e6oltoe miro
fellerlid)er lllo nod Ser m%ooernlten
uno 1id)erlt ten @eiie erridltet meroen.
9ie @a%lielql,iit observation-disclosures
lpllroe oeltern Nbello i'm slllglltana
College e%roffnet nl,o miro Fellte mel
tergefiibrt meroen. Cine sllSabl SD
Itoren, HrofeIlorell nno ~slngehorige
Der Mllgultana Spnpoe BON bier ltno
.altsrparts flaberl iid} SIT Ser 1seier ein=
eeltelt. Spe5ielle 9roaranmle iimo
pprbereitct mornen fiir oie pcrid,ieoe-
llelt Teiern, oie I'M College a~bgehalten
meroen.
Tralt &eleu 2eonaro lit norgeltern
I'M @eim ibrer Sod9ter, 9Srall 9. =.
Carton, 139 A. Strabc, nod lalraerer
&ralfGeit i'm Mlter bon rs Sabren
9eltorbcn. Die Serltorhcnc. geb. SEE
len Shifier, muroe an ,. San,lar
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-02
sraaiid,er SOB ppu !Sarrp Sens nno
6ram lit Mtnsfuacc, Eflabpma.

Mlls Mltsfogee, Sflaloma, largtc
bier geltern Die Nad)ridt al1; bab oa=
|el6lt lit beren Iarmbaus Sic 2eid)et
BON Sarrp Sens, Sobn BON Serrn
ni1o Srau 60. Sens bon Siio &od
Sslano, nlro oellen Tral,, emma
Sens, Id,ter bon @errn INTO Jralt
6reo Mepers, 1151 IA. Mpenl1e, Mo=
line, toOt alifgefltl1oen mllroen: Ser
sails Ser @eiben NOR ou%rd)idpnittert
mo batten fid oieielben felt unlflun1-
inert. ais Tie bon 0elt MadJharn anf=
aefunoen purOen. Niabere gin5el=.
beiten 6e5iiglid Ser Gragooie feflell
ltllo miro man 0as 9tabere crit lpGter
ausfinoen for1l1en. Sic 2eidyen linb
allf ocn1 @ege bierber sur @eeroi-
glltg. Sic ilngen 2eute battcn lid)
crit aln III. September lestel1 Sabres
oabicr perbeiratbet ltnb lpare>t anl 4.
|Sfto6er anf Die Tarm1 bel Mnsfogee
geSogen. 9ei0e narelt am 81. Mpril
1885 ge6oren ltmo batten bier 0ie
n1eilte 3eit ibres Sebells gele6t.
Srall &ermam q. Spisl,as, @at=
tint oes befannten Milhbanolers,
Itarb porgeltern Ibenb IN ibrem@cim
nod, mir fllrser &sranfbeit inn Sitter
bon 81 Iabrel1. Sic murOe an1 30.
Miirs 1885 in &od sSSslallo gebore1
INTO bat leitber bier aeppbnt. Mad}
ibrer Graduation I'M Sabre19O2 mar
lie mclrcre SATIRE long Sdpllebreril1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-02
Meues aus M}oline.
@um Sabnsas iibcrfabrcn nnS id,ucr
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26
Sir Sam Hughes Urges
CompulSion for Canada

Lindsay. Ontario, Dec. 25.-As q re-
cruitinr policy for Canada, Sir Sam
Hughes. former Minister Of Militia IN
nc Canadian Cabinet. in an address
here advocated the immediate calling
out OF all single men between the ages
OF eighteen and forty-hve, not now ex
empted under the law, for active ser
vice training under the Canadian mill
tia act. He declared that the National
Service Commission was more or less
Of failure and that it would be year
before the commission could begin the
operation with effect.
Prompt action is needed, Sir sam
said, and the calling out Of the single
men could be done under the provisions
OF the act. To remove all doubt re-
yarding compulsory service for over
Sea-. he said, the act should be amended
so that the militia might be sent
abroad for the defence Of the empire.
Under this plan, Sir sam asserted, ne
would undertake TO have at least from
200 900 TO 100000 men ready for the
front within four months. ....
The former Minister OF Militia
praised the work Of the Canadians At
the front. and stated that he had found
the British government and the War
Office fully in accord with his policy OF
making promotions, as far as possible
from the ranks on the basis OF merit
and efficiency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26
psaeA the messages were resd WIZ
deep interest
Austria Hungary Doubts
Effect of Wilson Note

Vienna. Dec. % via London. Dec
25).-Newspspe opinion in Vienna ano
Budapest is much divided on the no'o
Of President Wilson. Expire Ssions
ranre from a hope that the step VIII
be successful % charges that the Pres,
dent has designs against the CehtrSl
Povers. The "Neue Freie Presse IS
the chief exponent Of the former point
Of view. -.
Nearly all the papers doubt whether
President Wilson's effort will result IN
pesce. They say that President VII
son lost his opportunity IS peace,
maker by waiting until the Central
Fmpires made their offer, and that the
ending Of the war is matter adjust
AID between tho belligerents. Even
those papers which discuss the wilson
rote in a friendly manner take. occa-
.iou TO assert that the Ieutonlc ma
tions cannot accept peace forced upon
.hcm By the United States.
Secretary Lansing's statement is re-
carded BY the press IS oracuiar ano
ambiguous. They see IN II threat 10
The Central states that unless they are
willing 70 accept terms inspired ~
President Wilson the United states Will
ioin the Entente. in official circles II
WAS stated that the note WAS Delhs
studied.