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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08
@crbredem n1o llufaac.
Sunbes siteueramt in e
dul hernuh

q II ber a Ii l. t.
Ct. &aatl,-7. San. 3iuii6en $500
unp 5000 IN 8aar lnb Steueritempcl,
Die iid auf $1,0o0,000 beIaufen fpn@
nen lpllrben seireru Nadt aus ser
Sfftte Observation-Disclosures I'M ole
ten Fpltgebalbe 9eltpblen. Ga5 Sc
molbe nor nit 9pnalnit eeIprenet
mprbcn. Sic Halbcr entfun1ell, pbne
cine Spllr 5l hinterlaiiell uno ser
9taltb lpllrbc nieht cher cntoeft, ols bis
Die Sffice beutc glpr9en 9enffnet lpure
&c. @s mag 5lpei Sage oauerll, etc
Solicitor 6. S. 9nndl Den gcnallen@er@
lnlt fcltsultellen permag.
San slntpnip. Ter. Z. San.
Gin cin5elncr 9anoit pliinpcrtc aeitcr1
9'adt bic Gpltcar eines lpeirlparts
9cbenbcn 3u9es Der Sputheru Hacific
Sabn alts ln1h crbcutete Slpiiden S12,z
600 lmp 10000. Sic reeiitrirte Goit
in Ser Gar cntbielt 5lpei @eloparfetc
ppn relp. $4,000 lmo $4,000, 10 Gas
cfetc bon Sareop, Scas, llilo mebrere
re9iItrirte Gnltltiife bon stciu Orleans
lnb @oulton.
Mcm 9prf, Z. San. Ser Sail &C.
gen @m. Hpdefeller nno 10 anbcre
friihere Iircftpren ser g. g., s}clp
oarcn llnb Soartfprn 8abn, lpelche Ser
@erldlpDrung 5llr Selhrdnfllng oes
6dnoels inter ben SbcrmangeleB an
aefla9t 1inp, gil1g bcutc an Die Surp.
Sic Snltrnftipuen pes MiehtcfS lpurcn
siinlti9 fir sic Angeflaeten.
atu sfogee, Sfla, 4 San. 250
8aliasiere Der @iilipuri aanlaszSez
ras gabn cntfameil beute rbne ernite
@erleeungen aIs tbr 3ug beute friib
SlpildJen Sftabu unh 8cntiesoille,
Stla, entsleii1e ullo unlid)lllg. Sbr
glildlihes@ntfpmmen lit Sem llmitnnz
BE su banfen, buB Der 3us aus sans
nellcl1 StuhlcarS beitduO.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08
Gabiate &ercitIdjaftler.

Sc IN Wprf, 5. San. Melplutipncll,
Sic n1ilttarilche Sereitldaft fir bct
sSall einer natipnalen &alanlitdt be-
fiirlpprten, ipeldle 1t6 in sen naditcll
5ip6lf pber prei5cbn Mpnatcn er9cbcll
lpiro, lpurben seltern in Der eritel1
Siellne oes geiratbs Der uslmericm1
9efenle Spcietp angenpmmen.
Ebepbpre Npplcpelt, icin @etter 9bil~
lip Mopiebelt, 6uolpn Marint Sapip
sSapnc $oill unb allbcre befannte Sc
fiirmprtcr militarilder Screitld9aft
ippbnten Ser Sibun9 bel Sic erite @ee
lplutipn, bie nnsenommen luurbe, perz
langt Sen lpfprti9eu 8au bon 4s
9reapnorebts uno Ganserfreu5crn
nit Sen sueebprigcn fleinercn Sd)ifs
fen. Sic 5lpeite oielolutipn perlongt
Elm itcbenpes Seer BON 100000 Mum,
unb $4,000 Sffisiere,1, hinter oem
cine 8iireerarmec bon nidt lpeni9er
ais 100000 ppllltdlrbis ausgcriiire@
ten Munnidoftcu, ipipie erpbc @eler<
pepprrdtbe bon slrtilleric lrlp Wtllniz
tipn ltcben lpllen.
Sizes lpll anlerifas @crliterune
sesen 8riee, eegcn Srpaiipn, gege1
Das @eben ciller fren1bcn SIasec
iiber @aibin9ton Icin", beibt cs in
Scr 9ieIplutipn. vcinc @ertbeipi9lme.
lpelhc Sic Mpnrpc : 8ottrin Sl ciner
lcbenpiscn Sbatlade madt. llno Dics
Ipll sic lpabrc 8cNeutln9 bes gSortcs
gereitidait ieir. 5olbe NloBnabmel1
linb mltlps llnb nidts lueiter nls
@elbberlhipcnblmg.
9beoSprc Mopicuelt ipei9erte iid
na6 Ser sitllna, sic 9fciolutipncl1
| irgenhipie su fonulentireu. Gr ia9tc
Sic Sieung babe ciuen burdlaus pris
baten Gburafter gebabt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08
streifaufrnbr lit gonnssto,uu,
g at nalearbc auTQez
Bot en.

Ypun9s IN n, 6, Z. San. 19
Eerlonen lpltrben beute ongeidoliel,
mabricteinlid tootlid, @elddft5z
blpds unn 5lpei @ebauOe Ser
vYonngstoun Eject & Cube @orfs"
nicoer9ebrannt, lpd6renb Gin D1pb bon
5000 beutc slbenb NIT ser 4ripatpoliz
5ei oieler SSerfe fdmpfte, als bic Sa9z
l6i6f Der @erfe in Gait gpunastpmn
Die Nrbeit uerlieB.
sberiff 5. 6. lln,iteao eriudte Sen
@onnerneur llmSruppen uno Bic Gon1>
pa9nte &. bon slllianea miro npr Mite
ternadt eripartet. Sic lpfalen Dlili5z
ton1pagnien puroen lliht altieebotell.
Ser Sberiff, Der iich nit @eneralz
apjntont 6onsb nno anoeren Sifi5iez
zen Der Electromagnetic nod Gait
Dpungstopn besab, lpurbe bonn Mob
Ian9e9riffen. g5 lprroe linn rot6er
WeTfer in Sic slusen seiporIen lmo er
mllrpe ldlinun perpriiaelt.
slll6 bic Seuerlpebr, lrelde Sic
Slalnmen 81 lpld)en perlu6te, lpurbe
bonn 0iob ansesriffen llno pertrieben.
gs pllrocn losar piele Sdiiiie auf lie
abseTeuert, bod 9elargte lie iid]er naeb
Dpungstplpn 51riief.
Sic Sbeet 4 Sube So. in Gait
youngstown beldaftist 5000 Mann,
rpppon etlra 5000 am Streif lino.
Spdter: @elddftsblpds lino
abgebrannt ltno Ser Serlllir lit auf
$S00,000 seld)ast Sic aufrilbrer
lrablen 500 Tfunp gbnan1it llno haz
ben nebrerc 6duier opnan,itirt.. Sic
grilde 5lpilden Ypunestopn uno Slfz
youngstown lpllroe abeebrannt, nm
Die slufrilbrer aus Ser Staot 5u halz
ten. Sic 6lammen iplitbeu nod lpdt in
Der 9ead)t, ou Ser Wipb bas 2olhen
perbinpert llno mebr ais 5 @ebauoc
lino 5erltDrt. Sic allfriibrer pliinoerz
ten audi 2aoen llno Salppns.
@pupernellr @illis bat Srci @lilisz
regimentcr allf9ebotell Die allc NOR
gen friib an Glase iein lperneu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08
@enig Ntncs pom ariege uub bas Mene
T. pidt wabr,
&omooner syabelcien %
Sm. s
Die 9e,paltt8e rmiiide
Na4 8iener 8eri&ten uar lie gar niat 10 furdtba,


lnn n Der gepalt9en @gfe ga5ilden Sront
bon '1r n nn9arilben @esmcner ab9emnelt ui@
de Terlntc e Neuabr n1beicns $4,000 as nd6t piel t
pnn pie uen BORT pirid nit 100000 ppren gge bon
Froao n1S Sonbon ebaupt snseiben mebreu i bob
Die Selonen balb se9cn aoni lossen gc6 cine irid Dir
NEE tann ntipiren - Sebu9 ggppten miro
atei 9efdr - gber NIT Sufe beuder Gsiere ber6er g
milton - @olano lest Sen Sorb dcn Seoensnen3en Saag
''s IN Den @es eoBe noslemtidc Genonraton
Sir he 1nabbansscit Smis no aleerun
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08
NuS oer 8unbesb
@ iliuns pan anlerifani=
h er g | q II.

Saib bin9tpn, Z. 1San 9srdiis
Dent 9Sillpn bielt eeircrn 9todt upr
oenl pan amcrif @inemhaTfliclcll
&pn9reB einc Heoe, lpprill CT Den Rcz
9ierun95plan fIr elm pom anlerif.
&lnpniB 0arleete, lpeldes alien Mitz
gIieocrn Die ablplute pplitiidlc llnab@
hdngi9feit unb territorielIe llnperletz
Iid)feit perbiirgen ipa.
Ser Gralioent entbiillte slim crirenz
mol Die @t115elbeiter Des bon Sefr.
Gaming Ben lnittel7 unb iilbanerifa@
niledm Siplonateu llllterbreitctelt
@pridlog5. Der Die @rlnologe cines
slbfomnlens 5ipiidelt Den 8epublifet
Scr lpei1ltden Soen1ilpbdre bilben ipll.
Sic Ser Staoten 1dlasen npr, lagr
tie Der &raiipent, oaB ale amerifaniz
lden siotionel iid1 perpfliebten Ipaen,
alle ldiue6enben G5rc,lsltreitiefe ten lps
baIa lpie n16olid) eiltlidJ bei5uIeeen
ltnn ale fi!nftisen Streitiafetten 5lr
arbitriren Serner IpIlen alle &pntra
belltell Iid perpflidtetl feine repnlllti@
pnarc grpebitinnen 9eaen 9lae6bar@
ltaatel1 ausriilten, ODER @prrdthc iiir
Nepollltiol1tlrc absebel1 5lt lalien.
@ilipn iagtc ieinen Sonrern aud,
pab oie GG onroeopttriu Ircts
BON Sen Scr. Staatell, oltrsh eiQcnc
aIuht allfrccht eeboltcn lpiirnc, nndl
lei mic crfldrt lpproen, nelhc Stel
lung oicles 2ollo eegeu icinc 9}ahbarn
IN, Siinen einnebnen luilrDe ltnO ocsz
haIb icicn Sic auoercn 95ationcn mis-
tralrild eelporoen.
Sic slnfiiuoigll1s, oaf int q
(Yerlt) als @er1an,nllllnesplas fir
ben ndfiteu &pngre6 inr Sabre 1921
gclpdblt lpnrbcn lei. lpuroe npn oenSez
Icgate1 ais Setpeis oes ernltcu @lrls
lellcs fir cnaere ge5iehulleen 5lpildcn
Sen onerif. Mepublifeu aufgcnplnl11en.
Sicle sSabl luuroe pom Gretlltiueonl@
n,ittee allf glnpfebllne ser Delegation
bon gbile getrpffen, lpas beIpnoers
bebeutlam lit. ba leit nielen ,Subren
eelpatnte 9eSiebltugcu lpegeil @ren5z
itrcitigfeiteu Spildcu Ieru uno Gbile
be1tanpen baben.
ouiitania Streit nohc
5 M 6 II 5 {.
@rof Scrnltorff crbpt iid bcute in,
galnen Der oeutihen 3eeierltng an
Sefr. 9anlina gntid6aoialn9 fiir Sen
&erlltit amerif. 2ebell nit ser 9llIitae
nia 5u 5ablen, aber nbne SuSllseben,
oab sic 3crltDrlug ocs Sdiffes 5ll
llnrec1t erfolet lei. 9as Stoat atsant
bat iid) nod nid)t iibcr Sic slnna6ne
pcs @orlddaees inter biclcr Seoins
gune 9edubert, bpd9 herrIdt scr Gin
orltd pnr, oaB Ser Streit biernit Ieil1
@nbe erreidcn lperne.
@raf @ernltprif eab alld bic &er@
liidcrung, bab feine oeutldlen ll@Spotc
| i'm Nittelmcer nid)tflmpfeube Sdliffc
pbne @arnung m9relfell. poer SerTpz
rcn lpilroen, pbne Sen S1ianen @jelez
9enbeit Sll seben, eincn liheren EIds
slt crreidlen.
Siele @eriid)erltne be5ilslid ne5
Seetrie9s I'M gMtteImeer gebf lueiter,
ais Sic nud) hent slrabic ll19liid be
siislich ocs Secfriegs in Ser 9tprplec
ee9cbene 2eetere saralttirte n1r Sic
Siderbcit BON 9inienoompferll aber
sic fiir oas Mittelmeer oedt allc niHtz
tdmpfenoen SdMffe.
@s lplroe beutc ouh 5un eritclmtal
init Seitim,1tbeit crflort onb ScutId]@
lanh Ser Stellune Ser Ser. Staaten
E5ugeitinlmt babe, oaB flcine Soptc
.nidt inter alien lln,Itdnoeu ais licbc~
irer Glab fir sic Ga1ngierc cines
Sdiifes lcien, nos seritDrt perben
'loll.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08

HlI = q = -
Nus ben Giienm1inen in
Mlgerien, Die bon franoDiii9en &apis
tali1ten nod 3ebniabrieea 8emiibuna
gen eripnrben murben, tperDen idbrlid)
ettpa 100000 Sonnen Giienera auss
aefiibrt.
profelipr Yend iddbt pos
geiamte, mod unbefannte Mreal BEG
Siihpolfontinents auf 1872 Milltpz
,1en Nuabrattilpmeter. tpos ettpa be1
onoertbalbfaden @r0be Guropos ertz
1pretben tpiiroe.
Menn bic 8eb0lterunsssunabm
in Hublanb bic &ate Der lebten bier.
gig Sabre beibebalten ipiirbe, 10 mir
be am @nbe bes iebigen Sabrbunz
berts bic 3abl Der @inpo5ner 600,.
100000 betragen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08
Willon panalnerifauii6e Ylane
3ielen a,tf eine plllian5 alter oiesieitiaem Ne.
pMblifen ab.
aer Ge nit gSeile oenn nadte aongreB miro crit 1921
in geru haiinocn


IS o5 enoe oier ffoiro 6ic gnidaoiara an
@ce6t aber fen Hred 2er 4criooa 6gderipciz
lie maufgeflart Ga ni6s nen @oo lciebcn ulroe
3lder5ol Der an T. Ro anf60ren IOac miro III agaf 5ben
e'rober Strcanirn6r i'll GoIom9stown, S6o eaen
Die sronoadel n6 Sic roe audi m
ihoNen rHo spiber - lle6cr 3cri0 Die Soue
lpGt6en 3t 2rei lrgmeH peroen beute gqorz
gen am 4aRe iein 3mei ggtoieipn SIS 9cgisahr
ndden 9ienstae en6eruien @lnbe5ncrQn,t in ct
9aul - ewa en gaion steuetempel eiloc soienoc IN
gaor acitpbler.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08

|tbeilmeile bon beutlden GffiSieren 9ez
fiibrt unb nit beutlcbcr Mul1ition
miro.
@s lit bet 9eutid5cn jeBt mDglih,
gprratbe nad &pnitantinopel llnb 9az
nasfus in fllr5er 3eit 5u lenben. Sn
ipcnigen Saeen tritt elm llcuer Sabr@
plan IN &raft, unter melden1 shneu<
5iise bon Berlin nad) &orltantinopel
IN 80 Stunben fabren lollen, anltatt
Der SO StunDen Dor Dem &ricac.
Sic Gage in @rie1enlanb fat 5eit=
ipeilig OIL Sntcrelle perloren, in Mnbe1
tradt Der Sl6slidfcit eincs Selbsuges
in Ggppten. 6ieiise @1ilitarfritifer er@
fldreu, baB Die 8ulsaren Die Maiirten
gu ieber 3eit bon galonifi ing Mccr
treiben fDnnen, ipcnn lie tppllen llnb
bab genl9 allltro beuti6e ltnterlcez
bppte I'M @iittclmeer lino, nm bell
Sd)iffen, iueldfe bie lic) bon galpnifi
5rriicfSiebenocn anglo franSDlilden
Srrppen transpprtiren, lnbeilpple
gerl,titc 5u5ufiigen.
2ltr galfanlaae.
SaIonifi, z. San. (l111iteb
Greb) 100000 bulgariiGe. Ditreid)iz
lde nno belltldc Srllppen Itcber icet
an Ser eriediicben @ren5e. bercit sur
sSnbnIipn llnb 5ltnt sngriff auf Salps
|nifi, Der ipabrlcbeinli1 niht me1r lanz
sc ner5Dgert miro.
Sic 8nlgaren riicfen in orpbeuMal<
fen 5ipilcben 9siran l1nb @icpgelt ppr,
ipdbrsnp anberc $4,000 bei Mpnaltir
lteben. 9ilrr cine ein5ige bulgariz
ide 9ipilipn pperirt jett nod seeel1 bie
Serben in sllbanten. Gc1treidiltbe
Sruppen lannteln iid an Ser bltlsariz
i6en red)ten Slanfe nabe Nipnu1tir unb
4 beutlde gibiiionel1 li1tb iiibtpdrts
lanes Ser 9fiid : salpnifiz z9aDn mar
ldirt llnb nebmen Stellungen binter
Dem bulgariicben Centrum elm. Sran<
SDlilde Slieger bcbanptet,, nab nlinbes
items Z bnleariide @ibilionen jebt mir
eilli9e 03arldltunbenpon Der gricebiz
iden Gren5e lte6en.
Ser gSicner 8crit6t.
ssien, Z. San. Sic rnililden Ser
ll1lte on Ser bellarabil6en Gren5e llnb
in Ser stripa Geginn in Sen 8an1%
pfen ieit Mel1jabr baben mi1beltens
10000 Mann betrasen. @eltern
berrlbtc on Ser noroDitliden Srpnt
pcrbaltnibmdbi9e 8ubc rnb cs luurbc
MIR nod am StDrflub gefampft, ipu
Der Seinb einen Srieobof rDrbli9 BON
g5artorbsf beiettc, aber pon Der oitr.
9anbpcbr balb ipieber binausgelpprs
fen lplrbc.
Soeute Nlor9er lnadtc ser Seino
lpieber eineu slueriff OIL Ser plt9ali5iz
ldeu Sront. Seine sbarflbiiten sil1z
gen nur Sagesanbrllb allf llnlere 2iz
ME nDrblicb BON 8uc5u5 BOT lnb hranz
gen auf elmer fursen Strefe III nnIere
Graben ein. Sic ponbeo Mesimenter
16 lmb "a trieben Sen Seinb Dnrd
@egenan9riff 5ltriif, nabmen inn
5ablreidc @efansene nno 3 alai6i=
ncnfanonen ab.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08
&ieb nus Yrppiiionen.

Ghicogo, Z. San. 0finouie6
3llfllbr 1000. Stiere 5000 g.
80; aiibe uno Climber $500 $40;
&Glber 500 1915.
Sdllpeinc 3ltfllbr 1900. Ste
tig sn S6.65 - 30; 5llnleiit 5u
So. So 10.
Sdafe 3llfll6r 10000. Set 5u
$500 go; sanuncr $500 6is
$1e.4o.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08
Bic Martte.
HruouHe.

Ghica9o, I, San. sSei5en
1854 0'aL 1179s Ssltli
aorl 771s gtoi, IT'S Sltli.
SSaier 1875 sQeaL 1864 Stli
@etreioe fir 8aar; 9tp. 2 rot6er
SSinter t27; 9So. , aorll alt 7G,
nc1 -; Stanooro Safer 46.
9ioggcn go. : 9S1a.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08

Gbicoso. Gurh Sic Gnt9leiIltne
eiller Su dplell fabrenoen Gar Der elefz
trllden Chicago a)dllpalltee sablt
nahe Dem @prprt SSilntette muroel
heute I0orecu etlua 80 Gerlpnen mehr
poer uenieer ldpper perlest. Gin luS
iocntifi5irter @}ann lie9t i'm Sterben.
Subuquc, Sa. 9lihtcr Sliper
=. Sbinos, Der Ianse Sabre shlnoes<
rid'tcr i'm uorolihen Sntrift bon Spmd
mar, lit in Sco Sree5e, Slorioa, int
Sllter pnn 50 Sabren geItprben. Sic
seihe miro 5ur Seeroieung nad1 Suz
blolle 1cbrnd|t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08

i& eln llnterlec6potu bon Scr
9serlia aus gelcbel.
apllilll ojorrels npn Alcra1bria be-
nodriftiete Dos Staatsant 6eute. oay
er 9Iffibouit5 bon 2t lleberlcbenoeu Der
Rerlia erlangt 6abe, cinIhlicBlid oes
omerifollnden 9iirgers Gbos. @rant
uno Dos aIle ibre friiberen grtldrlnz
gen ricocrholt habel1. onB yfeiltcgSarz
nunlg gegebcu unp fein llrterieebsot
9clcben lrurDe
Sic oitr. Meaierutna bnttc bis &c
Itern g}adt nod teiue 9iahricft bon Der
&erientlrlg ocr @eriia, lpie Sotldaftcc
9enfieIo belte bon gSien fabelte.
Sic 9erettetcn Gffi5iere unoN1annz
lhaften bcr @eriia iino naN @nolanb
ob9ereii1 uno perocn ihre slusIaoeu
sort n1oc]er
Ser offisielle @ortlaut Set oitr.
slntluprt auf Die 5peite 9(nconaz9iote
Der Ser. Staateu lpurpc beutc perofz
fentlidt (iiebe an anoercr Stclle)
aber nit Der antipprt miro geiuartet,
big bic S6atiade1 inl Geriiofaa oif@
jgeilarI iti1D oovr DE stltftiullIitg unz
n6alidl beflllloeu tperben ipllte
@om &onsrc5.
Ser erite Sdritt i'm Glone Der slne
nliniitratipn, bic Stellltng Don 3 III
fer oltf bic SreiIiite SIT pcridlieben,
lpuroe beute nit ser @ilreidhllne ciller
ecneillantcn HeIolitipn npn Senatur
srolllaro 9nlliiianu scnonumen
lpeldc bic Sltspeniipr lcner 9eItin1=
rllng oea SarifQcieRes pcrfiigt lpeldfe
3ldcr pcnl Mai ). 5. on soQTrci
n1oflei1 iolltc. Sic MeipIlltipn plroc
oem Seuat5 SSinon5contnlittce iiber=
rieien.
EQUATOR S,itchcod rcicftc cine NeIuz
tuition ein, nie pom Observation-Disclosures
Sluafllnft iibcr SIC 8eldIti9ung ocr
omerit Eoit otrdl Sic hritiichc GenIur
ucrIan9t
81. auspdrtise Committee ocsSez
Inats hiclt bcllte cine Sisung nohnt
aber fttlleslfttpn in Ser llnterIeefricesz
iragc pocr bcSiislidl ser @rncnalns
ren $. 9. Sletefcr sum Sptlfaiter i'll
aferifp.
aongreBmann Gardner (M1alIl
bielt hcute i'm S,auie eine NeSc ecgelt
|ieoesgmbarsp mlfsSaffen uno &rieos=
nunitpn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-11
Has Omit Politics

New York, Feb. 11.-Declaring he
had retired from politics, former Sec.
retary of War Garrison, resigned. said
today he could not conceive of taking
the stump against President Wilson.
Garrison received newspaper men at
the home of his host, George Leary, on
Fifth avenue, this afternoon.
"Get it out of your heads that my
action in resigning was political, " he
said. 81 am going to find some place
where can pursue my vocation or
vacation, support myself and my wife
and lay by little for the future.
81 am out of politics. 1 am not q
candidate for the govcrnorship of New
Jersey and would not accept it if 1 were
handed an election certificate
81 have no plans except to resume
my profession (the law), and I refuse
to think of any subject pertaining to
the administration. I have retired from
politics absolutely"
He said he had talked with Brecken.
ridge before resigning, but with no one
else; and he had no knowledge that
any one else is contemplating resigning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-11
Garrison Quits Job
As Secretary Of War
Militia Against Him.

In the first place, Garrison favored
putting militia Officers under nation
al board to test their efficiency. A
convention Of militiamen at San Fran
cisco, however, rejected this plan; and
later it was learned that Hay support
ed their course, and aiso desired to es-
tablish militia pay system through
his bill. Garrison, however, regarded
such an idea as an unwise spOils sys-
tenn of politics.
The secretary's second objection was
that the militia is governed from 4G
different state centers with as many
different standards of efficiency. Gar
rison wanted the whole soldiery system
directed from Washington. He did not
plan to elimi1a.e the militia nor - srb-
stitute the continental army plan for it.
But he did believe that his plan for
100000 volunteers, controlled from
Washington, would attract young men
who would not join the militia. He
planned to enlist $4,000 yearly for
three years and to train them under
regular army officers in summer camps
near their hcmes. They were to receive
the pay of regulars.
He estimated the cost at $4,000 900
annually, while the militia would have
been maintained as at present, but as
separate institution. The militia, how
ever, thought that the plan encroached
on the preserves, and they found in
Chairman Hay a thorough opponent of
the continental plan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-11
A HEBREW IN THE PULPIT

Next Sunday afternoon at the First
Presbyterian church Joseph Cohen, a
Christian Jew win speak.
Just now the jew is occupying much
thought over the entire world, and par.
ticularly in the United States. There
are over 100000 Jews in New York
City alone More Jews than Jerusalem
had in its palmiest days. Mr.. Cohn is
the son of the famous ex-Rabbi Cohn
who gave up a synagogue in Europe and
came to New York City to work among
his people. He has founded a remark.
able mission and is doing great work
Mr. Cohn will tell the thrilling eyper.
fences of his fathers conversion. of his
struggles, and of his present work. H
will also tell something of the present
conditions of the Jew His hopes. his
customs and his possibilities.
Mr. Cohn is a most attractive and
interesting speaker and is regarded
ms one of the foremost of his race on
the American platform today.
To hear Christian Jew discuss Chris.
tlanity from Jewish standpoint will
be interesting indeed.
He will address mass meeting. TO
which all the churches have been in.
vited, Sunday afternoon, at 2:3O at tbe
First Presbyterian church Everybody
is invited and no one should miss tbis
opportunity to hear him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-11
Sport News
" j AND SALEM HIGH
EACH PLAY TONIGHT
Idaho University and Ashland
High School Invade Salem
for Contests

Salem will be treated to a feast of
basketball tonight when two classy
games are scheduled to take place. The
undefeated Ashland high school will
meet the Salem hign school team-al,
so undefeated-and a lively skirmish
will ensue. The Willamette university
quintet will clash with the University
Of Idaho at Willamette gym and it is
expected that the best game of the
season will result. The Idaho team is
touring the northwest and since the
University of Oregon mas no team this
year Coach Matthews was able to book
the Gem Staters for a contest in this
city.
The willamette squad has been prac-
ticing hard for the coming contest and
will present the strongest possible line
up against the invaders. Willamette
has been playing in hard luck this year
but the report has gained circulation
that black cat ran across tine path
ahead of the boys as they were leav-
ing the gym last night and all expect
change Of luck.
The high school game will be called
at 1880 in the high school gym and the
varsity contest at $3.50 in Willamette
gym.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-11
TOP NOTCH BOXERS
MATCHED FOR SMOKER
HERE NEXT FRIDAY
Some Of Cleverest Boys On
the Coast Will Appear
In This City

Bobby Evans and AL Sommers ar
rived in Salem today to make prepara
tions to pull off a smoker in tais city
Friday evening, February IS. Evans is
| the manager of SOmmers, a light heavy
weight boxer and of Billy Mascot, 3
/ lightweight, who has won decisions ov'
er some of the cleyerest boxers on the
coast. Both SOmmers and Mascot have
been boxing around Portland as the
headliners at the smokers which are
pulled off regularly in the athletic
clubs and it is proposed to put both
SOmmers and Mascot on the first card
which will include two other bouts by
local boys
Sommers will meet Parslow, of Port
land, heavy handed boxer who starts
the show with the tap of the gong and
the two boxers of the same type are
expected to put up a rattling exhibition
of the manly art Billy Mascot, who is
matched with Ping Bodie, is rated one
Of the top notchers of his division on
the coast and is slated to box Jimmy
Fox in Portland as the main event of
the Rose City smoker next Tuesday.
Mascot, SOmmers and Evans will make
Salem their headquarters and will
take up their residence here if their
smokers draw the proper support,
The success Of the two smokers that
were pulled off here recently showed
that the sports of Salem would patron
ize good, clean boxing show, and
although the houses were small, it at.
tracted the attention of Salem resi-
dents who like athletics Of any kind
and who believe that Salem is entitled
TO a better class of boxers than appear
ed here in the other two smokers. Ac-
cordingly some Of the best Portland
talent was advised to include this city
in their circuit as it is believed that
the Salem fans will turn outin goodly
numbers for healthy boxing show
under the management of honest pro.
moters who will seek to put the game
on a sound basis rather than to fatten
their purses with a shady exhibition.
The bouts will be Of short Duration
six to eight rounds, and police Officers
will be at the ring side to stop any
bout that becomes one sided. No knock
outs will be allowed and heavy boxing
gloves will be used in all of the events.
The bouts will be staged in Ryan
nall where a boxing arena will be fit
ted up. The boys are training for their
coming exhibition in the vacant build
ing next door to Klett s billiard par
lors which was fitted up for the dress
ing quarters For the baseball team last
summer and is being remodeled for a
small downtown gymnasium where the
boys will hold their workouts which
will be open to the public.
Silent Rexter, the mute boxer wao
won the admiration of the boxing fans
at the last smoker by his work against
Muff Bronson will be matched with n
Portland boxer who has the same style
Of boxing md the pair should put up
an animated setto.