davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-10-26
'pfte 5oriDarslinier punoet at Guslenberue,
Sptsier, ifelge forlinfeoe Selegrom=
ner fra Sen gr9lfe Sopeoltao.

Spteier, ifelge forlinfeoe Ielegranl=
mer fra Sen gr9lfe Sopeoltao.
JranlflnGnoene bar lpsloot flere
al 6e 8rpfere, lon blep arrelteret
Sirsoog slften for at bobe nolpnget
fornprmelige l1oraab moo Sc allie
reoes Soloater, og boloer MI / sSor-
barring bore Gem iom ipntes at pe=
re Mnfprerne s5orieg paa at Ioran-
ltalte 9ptpier.
<trre aaast 81 3sittsr
- 2onoon Sen 19oe Dft. 8ereh=
lie brittle Nefognoiceringspartier an
greb en- tprfiif Nfoeling Mogbara
gltenfor Samolia og ca. so Wtl fra
Sue5fa1alen og oren sSie1loen tilba-
&c, bleu bet pffieielt befjefrtgjort
loug.
ssra &eitfrpnten.
- D9eo oe franife 9(rnleer, Ser
rpffer moo 8apalllne> 2Obe Sftober.
Sioen Sns0ag Scot bar Splferl1e gjort
frDgtelige Wooongreb moo 2anDs-
bpen Saillp-Sailliiel, Ser bIeo toget
al lranifmunoene i ct fort pololor1t
Slog nogle Elmer forl1o.
Selpe Sen GoloIom6eb, boorlnet
Spiferne angriber, er 9epis for Sen
@etponing oe tillugger stillingen.
0eo lin Seir / Saillp-Sailliiel ijer-
,leoe 6ranlfmenoene en- al Sc itprfe,
ite tpife Stillinger, oer foriporer oen
ipoeltlige glogang til 9apallne, ionl
tDife Sanger gientagne @ange bapoe
1agt, bar llinotugelig. Samtioig ur-
nibeoe Be Sen alliereoe 9reIcbe / be
tpife 2injer til Ell Worinlulnsopboe
al oper 1 Mil og uopioeoe set fron-
1fe Solo paa Yeronne-gapaume 8ei-
en- til Az Mil.
Spif Weloing.
Berlin (pr. traaoles til Sanui[(e)
Sen 2Ooe Oft. SterHeoelel1 al oe
lioIte Snsbag al 8ritterne erobrebe
peItenfor Beien fra gau-
court S'9lbbope til Sc 9arqlle blep
igaar tilbageerobret al gpIferne, blep
set officielt befienoteiort ibag.
Timber Set liblte ltore slngreb, mel
oes set fsrit MI, brugte @ritterne
nogle at tine meget onttalte pans
reoe Mutomobiler, tilfeieoe oen off,
rielle geretning. Sre al bisie iaa-
falbte uSanfs" ligger foran bore
ainier, ebelagt al Dor MrtiIleriilo.
Der bar gienlioig slrtilIeriilo paa
begge Siber at Somn1e unoer Negn-
oeiret igaar GngeIlfe af6elinsers
Ingreb noroenfor goureelette og
aiterfor 2aiars mislDffebes.
poa Erins 2eopolb al goDerns
5ront falot flere rusiiife Wooansreb
MOB be Stillinger, pi bunbt noroen.
for Sniniabfa beb 5tocbob, Ianlnen
neb itore gab. Spopeit for Spiite!.
Tiff paa Marpubfas be{tlige Breo
torme6e tpffe BafaIioner en- pigtig
tusiif 9sioe, tog stilltneen me6 til.
(8ortfnttes pan 2ben Sibe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-10-26
E1trn}1akr1grt1.
'nttaset iaf Maefeniens
Armeer. stopper 10y SoritrOfnin-
ger til Rnmanierue.
spfet1es Oenifre 6lsi nrrmer iia
Gernappoa. Gonaas5a -Gernapo.
ba 8anrn itard truet.
Matfeniens Nrmecr meloes at 6ape
iuotaget ii rumrnife gDer til,
Haiopa og Meojioia.

2olloon Sen 20oe Sft. 9roos polo-
loln bulgar1f Woo1tano bar lerbiIfe
Sropper trpngt Jig to Wil nor0oper
Il lit SSrelnltpo moo W1onaltir, bleo
oct offieielt oplDlt ioag. A. og 90.
bulgarlfe Hegimenter ertlprer Oct
lerbiIfe ao1n1nunife ct blepet
lloaet og fire Wfalfinfanoner, tire
Jeltfanoner og 80 Sanger taget.
9e ierbilfe Baaltan0e ON poerli-
gere sSre!ngang bliper / Gfter1niooag
n1oolagt al oet tplfe arig5oeparte-
ment, ser inorsHmer. at Serberne
buboe liot 9elo, men erflprer, at
Sen 11pe 5erbilfe Sffeniip peb Gernas
arun11ing er bleoen ltaniet.
Som 6plge al oen ierbilfe Sffen-
lib og Sen ipnnote Situation i
Mtben er @alfan ibag Sen fornenn-
lte &rigsIfuepla6s. 2ibt l1noerret-
ming fra Sen grpife !Sooeoltao tpoeoe
paa, at Sitltationen ser otter bar
fritif.
4saa 8eltfronter bar Sperotioner-
ne ppret bennet al Negn igaar og
mat. 5plferne 1nelote @ienerobri1g
fra 9ritterne al Sfonier noroenfor
Son1me; men forreIten la1nlten1n1er
Sc franlfe, brittle og tpife Meloinger
l. at Ser life forefalot l1oget al ge.
tpbning.
Serbif seicr.
- Garis Sen 20be Sft. Serbilfe
Sropper bar pltnoet en- glin1renoe
Seier lit nDe SSremlteo moo SEN bull
garife 9aIis peo Wona1tir, blep set
officielt lneboelt ioag. Otter Snotn-
gellen al 2onbsbpen groo apancere,
Sc gerberne paa Sloren gernas pen-
tire greo, inotog SsiIetten og
2an6sbpeu @oleslolo og tilfeieoe ST.
enoen 1tore Sab. @ulgarerne flpg-
teoe lloroen efterla6enbe tre Rano.
ner, flere Wtalfingeperer og 100
Sanger.
Zen sreife Strife.
= 2onoon Sen 2Obe Oft. -
Jronf slrtiIleri og Maifingepprer
beberIfer MI Mofonitpeien I'll enoel al
be fornen1lte @aoer / sltten og Ger
fnr iffp nnrpf npuen r,np sSorian bnn
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-10-26
Zen srefe Strife.
9onoou SEN 2Obe 9ft,

2onoon Sen 2Obe Sft. -
Jronf slrtilleri og Maifingepprer
beberIfer nj, Mofomltbeien I'll enoel al
be fornernite @aoer ! Mtten og Ger
bar life ppret nogen npe 6orisg paa
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-16
Special News Notes
From Our
REGULAR
Correspondence

OF money and merchandise, the band
having been in operation for several
weeks. They say they conceived the
idea from the "Clutching Hand"
movie picture play and called them
selves the "Clutching Hand" band.
Why should such evil plays be
SHOWN? They only suggest evil
thoughts and poison the minds of
our youth. Every thought, good or
bad, tends to reproduce itself in ac-
tlon, as in the case of these boys.
The boys were taken to Saguache
Wednesday for hearing and given
sentence to the reform school.
which was suspended during good
behavior.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-16
Bowen

The Harvest Home Festival given
last Sunday proved to be a great
success. An interesting program
was given by the children in the
forenoon, followed by basket din
ner in the hall at noon, which was
enjoyed by about 200 people. The
program in the afternoon was given
over to the older people. Rev. An
derson of Monte Vista gave a talk
on "The Influence of the Community
Spirit" Rev. j. harvey Gum gave
a talk on "The Progress of the Far
mer,' and Rev. A. NJ Maclean on
THE Influence of the Home Upon
| the Community" All these talks
were thoroughly enjoyed by all Be-
sides these numbers, short talks were
given by Mr.. Journay of La Jara,
| Mr.. Cooley of Del Norte, Mr.. Bro
naugh of Monte Vista, and Mrs ]. F.
Golf of Bowen, all of which were en-
joyed also. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Goff
of Monte Vista favored the audience
with duet; Miss Nathanial of La
lara, piano solo, and Miss Nathan
ial Jr., with vocal solo.
The large display of vegetables,
grains, flowers, ETC., made the church
very attractive and showed that the
people of Bowen were thankful for
their products of the season.
Through the influence of Ralph
Stitt the display was taken to Monte
Vista Monday to be put on exhibi-
ton in the window of the Wallace
State bank.
Visitors were present from Del
Norte, Monte Vista, Mosca, AlamOsa,
La Jara, Waverly and the Terrace
| district
Mrs. James Thomas left Saturday
evening for trip to Edgwater,
Colo, with her son and daughter,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wehnes of Center.
where she will visit her brother.
Mr.. Evan Thomas was called to
Denver Sunday evening on account
of his fathers serious illness. He
returned Wednesday morning and
reports his father getting along nice
| ly now.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bond returned
home Tuesday from motor trip to
Denver and Oklahoma.
AS yet our new minister Rev. Mr..
Large, has not arrived. We hope to
have him with us by Sunday. Rev.
Resor was sent to an appointment on
the western slope.
The regular Epworth League So
cial will be held Friday night, Sept.
IS, at the church. A short program
will be given in the church, after
which social time will be held In
J the hall and refreshments served.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-16
Center

and Mrs. Foley were shop
,as a' in Monte Vista Saturday.
~ Coad and Judge White, of
s,rte were seen on our streets
rday
,u., Fern Dorothy Mitchell and
..or we're dinner guests at John
dtchell's Sunday
u,s Ceorgie Gaynor, of Salt Lake
s,v daughter of Mrs. Geo. Benja-
line, is the guest at the Ben1amine
eme
u,e Grace Mccoy, of Boulder, is
.iting her sister, Mrs. Mabel Hess,
a her daughter, Mrs. AL Tennent,
outh of town.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Nelson left Sat
,dsy for a two weeks visit with
I,snds and relatives in Missouri and
,nsas. They stopped over in Pue-
Ia for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Brtton. Mr.. Britton writes he is
.ung watermelon plucked fresh
hon the vine.
". A. Noffsinger is improving
ovly and is able to be up part of
he time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lauer came in
fuesday. The same evening a mis-
slaneous shower was given these
Ievly-weds.
Mrs. and Mrs. John Brubacher re-
Iurned home Wednesday morning.
hhey had been in charge of dining
|pom in a hotel at Colorado City, but
was not paying proposition, so
hey returned to Center.
Little Make Giffin, who has been
u with stomach trouble, died this
Friday morning. He was the only
pn Of devoted parents.
Rev. Foley and ]. Y. Jackson of
ionte Vista visited in Saguache sew
hal days this week with Rev. Goudy.
Miss Nora Kreps, of Del Norte,
pent last week visiting her sister,
ln VIM. Off.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gibson return
n from their trip through the south
sestern part of Colorado Friday of
vt week, but were not very favor
lby Impressed with the country. Mr..
soson said it was very dry and the
nnge was barren.
Rev. Thurlow and family, accom-
panied by Chester Wills, left Monday
% take his new ministerial charge at
Segwck, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos King were
gwen a miscellaneous shower Mon
day evening.
A number of young people from
monte Vista, together with two Cen
VT young men, were taken in custody
sheriff Russell Saturday evening,
'aafged with drunkenness and boot
Nsslhg. One young man from Monte
S'a was fined $50 in Judge Feast's
Our' Monday. There was not suffi-
vent evidence to convict the others.
Arthur Wright, Lyle Cottrell, Ed
''ahKiin, Marvin and William Mat
WAS were taken in charge by Sher-
russell Monday. These boys were
'A''sed with robbing several stores
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
NEW YORK CoFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. Oct l.--There was a nrmer
tone In the market for coffee futures at the
start today and nrst BIDS showed advances
Of 3 70 8 points. There were no actual
transactions on the call but right after the
call there was a sale Of December AZ s.esc.
Iessgs res,ssass'-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
FINANCIAL NEWS
ACTIONS OF STOCKS FORCE STREET
TO CONSIDER PRESENT CONDITIONS
Large Short Interest Now in Market-Rairoad Shares
Taken in Hand in Afternoon Following Good
Union Pacific Annual Report
NEM YORK. oct. q.

today forced consideration prevailing
be
marketed
be made
element
Of evidence
and when
incentives for buying appeared today advances order The
OF
up to price ouch in man
n
published
also n newh o
TO
touched 1912 Norfolk and Western which closed yesterday at 1891
activities diminished the nura but
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
NO INFORMATION ON EARNINGS M
1'o --'' GIVEN OUT AT SUPERIOR MEETING
n,.o,,+roort shown by Action of Stock, Which Fals
More Tban One Point-Philadelph Com
pany to Produce Gasoline

philadelphia was recognised TO IN.
tent Of another director. however. a.
has been expected, and II n due in vl..- -
the increased holdings here.
OF next importance IN the tradinR an A.
local exchange was Pennsylvania Rallr,-s
which advanced TO 60. the highest to,,c,..
this year. The advance was accompllss..
bv the turnover OF more than 5000 sh..-
philadelphia Rapid Transit. which soiS II
the first dividend OF per cent, or 4, =
share. showed n decline NJ a and ~or
the dividend OF a loss OF ~.
A smaller amount OF trading was a.
in United States Steel common than 1, NJ,
ally the case, that stock giving way "a 7 ~,
Superior. as far as activity was concsrr,.s
only a little more than 100 shares hs,--
sold. and Il showed a loss.
An advance of 1 point was made hv M,
adelphia Company common. II took os,-
a little more than 100 shares 20 do ,h,.
The street was interested In the news a..
company will undertake the manufacf,-.
which is TO he followed by the Philadelnh,.
Company Is already in successful operati.-
on the properties of the Columbia Gas ~
Electric Company near Huntingdon, w. W.
The Philadelphia Company has incres..<
it's vast supply Of gas by an advanta reoo.
contract with the Columbia Gas and rI>~-
trio Company The Philadelphia Comparx:.
units will be operated in q few rnon,h.
and will have an annual output Of 21oo IA,
Eallons Of gasoline. The Standard on n.
terests in this section also use the rsm.
apparatus.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04

The financial district was disappo,it,ss ,tven
that no statement Of earnings was 49,
ont AZ the annual meeting OF tne 49,,
bolders Of the Lake superior Corpo,. -, ~.
IN camden today. This disappointment W.
mainly registered In the action OF i.,, W. yss.
pany's stock on the Philadelphia s'ooN
change. -,,.. q, ,he
The stock was the most active ,,rS n va
trading During the morning II helo ~ .,,,"i
The close OF yesterday. an early Iract'ona ",
Raln having been lost before midoay, ~.
when the annual meeting was over any
was found that nothing with resaru =,
earnines had been learned. there was sen sen
ine and A soon declined ~ points peioN
the final Of Yesterday Subsequently une
stock recovered somewhat a.
The general opinion In the nnanciai uls
trict was that the stockholders are enti'leu
10 some information An the company ar
fairs. Philadelphia has greater rignt 70
this now than ~ has had for some TINE.
This right lies in the fact that the holdinss
here now are large. The holdings nave nave
been Increased largely since the begihhhs
OF the European war. The STOCK wa Wa
largely held In London and much OF this
has been lldudated
In addition TO the stock which mas az
ready been sold II is known that there ~
more foreign stock held here ana u u
very likely that some OF this came out
today when II was sold down
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
BAR SILVER

Bar silver today in London was quoted
at 30 9.i6d, OF 3-l6d. Commercial bar sill
yer in New York, 6s%c. a decline OF nc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
MINING STOCKS LEAD
TRADING ON THE CURB
Dundee Arizona Copper 0ccu-
pies Interest of Spectators.
Monitor Silver Strong

NEW YORK. oct. 4.--Speculatlve inter-
est on the Broad Street Curb switched to-
day 70 the mining stocks, with most inter
est attached TO accumulation OF Dundee
Arizona Copper, apparently confirming re-
ports that one of the copper-producing com.
panies has been Inspecting the property ana
may be back Of the buying which started on
saturday and has been followed by an ad-
vance Of = TO 2.
In some circles II was thought that chino
Interests were concerned IN the movement
but the general understa anding IL that the
buying today--like that OF yesterday--was
based on the expectation that an agreement
Of a favorable nature with United Nerde
Extension will soon be closed.
Monitor silver was also active and strong,
selling at "a. and II may be that there ls
similar buying In progress in that stock.
Nipisslng was Arm. with sales at ~
anil 8 United Verde Extension sold ~
4Oss and 40. and Magma was traded IL
nt isA
The steel industrisls were irregular.
with Carbon steel opening at sS and ad-
vancin TO 9b. while Midvale steel was IN
supply and after selling at 7bla dropped
to 74la. steel alloys were traded IN AZ in
and ga.
The munition stocks were hrmer, with
Aetna Explosives selling at iia TO l2A.
Maxim Munition sold at bh and bb.
CASTOR. Williams and wigmore declined
from 4Sih to asa, followed by rally
TO ~.
The feature OF the trading In the Motor
group was sale Of international Motors
at the new low record Of 3. other motor
stocks nuctuated within narrow range
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04

NEW YORK. oct. 4.-The cotton mar
ket at the opening this morning was active
and Irregular, with first prices from to
1s points net higher. The opening feature
was a big buying order In January, partly
attributed TO covering Of hedges by south
srn spot houses
Local offerings we're heavy on the ad-
vance, and subsequent deliveries showed
less strength than the near positions.
Liverpool's hrmness was attributed to
less hedge selling and ready absorption
of such pressure when Il occurred.
Wall street was moderate buyer at the
start, but offerings Increased materially, and
at the end on the FIRST fifteen minutes the
market was or about 10 points from top on
January. although still half dozen points
over last nights close, with Liverpool a
fair seller.
The market became very Arm late In the
morning. Reports OF unfavorable weather
IN the eastern belt and talk OF heavy Octo-
ber exports seemed to stimulate the buy
ing. Spot orders were uncovered. as prices
worked above l7c for January and all de-
liverles made new high records. with active
months selling 20 to rs points net higher
shortly after midday
Offerings then became rather more liberal
and fluctuations early In the noon hour were
somewhat irregular
The receipts OF cotton at the ports for
the day were estimated at $4,000 bales.
compared with b1,067 bales last week.
4s.2ss bales last year and 2s,7sl bales
In 1914.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
Midv.le Director. Do Not Discuss Dividend

YORK
rnee nyo
N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04

Prosperous conditions In trade and in
dustry are reflected In statistics OF failures.
which show a marked reduction from the
mortality OF 1915. Strictly commercial in
soivencles. as distinguished from banking
suspensions and personal embarassments
numbered 1880 In the United States dur
ing the nine months just ended and In
voived sl54.Bse.707 of defaulted Indebted
ness. against 1888 reverses last year when
the liabilities reported 10 r. q. Dun 4 Co.
were 92l1,4e4, ,O60.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04

Raw Sugar in Active Demand

NEW YORK. oct. 4.---The fact that there
was a further active demand for raw su-
gar today. with sales at last prices. caused
a very steady openeing in sugar futures
where first prices were ? points higher TO
9 points lower. most OF the buying interest
being centered in near positions. Trans
actions on the call totaled 1900 tons
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
Liverpool Cotton

was In good demand and 2 points higher
on the basis OF s.s5d for mId-upiands. The
sales aggregated. 10000 bales. including
5000 bales American. The imports were
$4,000 bales. including $1,000 bales Amer
lean The market for futures closed steady
At net advance Of sis 9s points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
Marine Directors Meet

NEW YORK. Oct 4.--The directors OF the
International Mercantile Marine Company
met this morning, but after the meeting an
offlclal stated that only routine matters had
been discussed. No action was taken on
the election OF officers nor Is such action
likely TO be taken until the regular monthly
meeting Of the board. The regular MONTH
~ meeting - usually held on the second
Thursday Of each month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
RAILROAD EARNINGS


- ~ t<r cen! - p.<I<rred 1tetk pzyshls De.
ss'ss ss: : ;;s' :sss = = '''ss ;ss:ss
xmsrisse IAxss ,fna Traction csnpsny. res.
uI&f u4TI<rI| o. ~ cent on the pF<frlr@I
Z .1s sess y e s.ss:s ,ss sss <.sss ,ss' N'ss"t
s ele. ssFPe<-:sss g X .@s, - .<fs-r s.ss,<fy
~ s:r ~ s>.s: 81 z' s'sss, ;z zz-si';< q ;s<-;5
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
Pennsylvania State Tax Refunded
American Power & Light Company
SO Gold Bonds-American Series

so Gold Bonds-Amercan Series
Mh l Interest,". march,
sessSo to h.ash. o o,.nd Interest
the Portland
latter controls the Southwestern & Compan
yand
which
-
sericeto
Physical properties extend during then
miencyE Elctdcg
X w. dstibudn
lines aggregate approximately - sA
-, Franchises and public aion ubsuad.. ar, s.,.
Bondsa andakepn
ntoeko
Earnings about IN tn bona. ~
rnce 80 and accrued interest," to yield about sasg
EDWARD B. SMITH & Co
Established
BANKERS
Members NsD York and Philadelphia Erchano.,
p,s- Au. S| 'ue"
-'~ ~~~' New York
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04

WASHINGTON Oct. the condition
of lhe United States Treasury. nccordink 70
4 stst<ment issued today, was a. follows
Net balance IN general fund. sl19.stf oo< .
total receipts. t.sl1.b11 total disbufse-
meats. 9b.lbof1e dencit Tor the year.
<ep.lfe.tsi exclusive " the Panama Canal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
French Rentes Lower

PARIS. oct. 4.-Rentes 61 francs soc. off
1Oc. Exchange on London 81 francs 81 hc,
off 1c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
COTTON ADVANCES
TO RECORD PRICES
After Irregular Start Activity
Continues and Demand Causes
Big Gains
N BFl,r WEATHER CoNpIrIoNs

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEw YORK. Oct. 4.-Thfre was no rain
IN the cotton belt this morning except nlonE
the Atlantic coast. but u was cloudy In
central and western Texas and In the Caro-
: The fsliewinE temperatures were. recorded,
tsheviiie and Nashville. 4sL Meridian 5si
Memphis. btI Chattanooga. BeI Birninshani.
tisntEomery, Mobile and little Rocks. 0si
fensneeia. vieksburE. Fort smith. shfexe-
port. Atlanta, Savannah, Raleigh and JACK
eenville, 6oi Macon and Thomasviile. ezi
okishoma, New Orleans and AuEusta. .vti
lene. san. Antonio and charieston. esI Gal
weston. 5tI Corpns Christi, ~.
kaislrst ..Oe inch nj Jaek-gnviliei .0t Inch at
sayannahI ~ inch st Charleston and 'ss
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-08
LET GERMANY PAY
e. s. Version, Marina Was
Peaceful Merchantmen.
Opinion on Arabia Case Awaits
Data From England.

Washington, Dec. S.-Official in
formation to the state department es-
tablishes that the Briti-h ship Marina,
sunk by a German submarine with
loss of six Americans, was in no sense
transport and was entitled to the
immunities of a peaceful merchant
man. Germany has announced her
Willingness to offer amends for the
destruction in such case
Seek Facts on Arabia Sinking.
Washington, Dec. S.-After consid-
Grafton of the German explanations
in the Arabia case, President Wilson
today instructed Secretary Lansing to
forward an outline of the reply to
England. with the request that any
facts the British government might
have to status of the ship when she
was sunk would be welcome to this
government.
On the results of inquiries by agents
of this government and on what facts
England may be able to show, there
fore, will depend this governments
formal opinion on the Arabia attack.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-08
BLOCKADE GREECE
Little Nation Cut OFF From
Food Supplies by Allies.
Troop Movements Have Ceased,
Greek Govt Explains.

London. Dec. s.-The disciplining
of Greece by the allies begins today.
blockade of Greek ports was to be
formally announced by the French
government which. combined with
previous French orders against move
ment of Greek vessels from their har-
bors. was expected absolutely to cut
the kingdom off from supplies. The
blockade began at o'clock this
morning.
Dispatches from Athens today said
the Italian colony was the only colony
of ally citizens remaining in the Greek
capital.
Greece has sufficient supplies to
last for possibly twenty days against
this sort of a blockade.
The members of the British naval
mission have been ordered to embark
on the Greek transatlantic liner King
Constance. In response to the de-
mand of the entente yesterday for an
explanation of the movements of the
Greek troops the government has ex-
planned that these movements have
ceased.