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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22
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SrofelIor:: usascn Sic mir, y6err
3anoioat, ipeldes lit Sic Strafe fir
Sfnsioilrs:: Sic 5pci edtpies
germiitterl"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22
MtalitiDs.

SD peroHcntlidso meme @eoiAtc
ltets inter mcinem Nnmen.~
Sarar tbun Sic rc9t, mteilt Srallz
lela; nem oann fommt menigitens
fcln ~llnldnloiger in &eroadt."
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11
Der He0uftenr 5.

Ser Heoattenr Der
ftneoifGen io3ialbemofratifGen SET
lung Mrbetet, Der Hei4stagsabgeoro@
nete Or. @unnar 2~0tpegren, Der tiir5z
lid Stolien befudte, f9iloert folgenbe
@aene aus 5loren3: 8ei meiner 4nz
tunft auf Dem 8ubnbOf mar oieier
ben elmer neugierigen unO f9aulufti=
qen 9oItsmafe iiberfiilt, uno auf
meme Jragen, iparum 10 bel @olt
aufammengeltrOmt lei, tlGrte mon
Mid auf, ouB man getommen lei, nm
Gle Sp5ialiiten, Die fiiiiliert peroen
lpnten, gu fsben. Sn 9aufen pon ie
20 Mann 3ogen bic 8erurteilten nnz
ter ftarter 8etDa9ung Doriiber. Sic
batten nod INNER ibre llniformen
an. Man fab inter Dem grau getlei=
beten 2onbmilitdr AUDI cine @ruppe
blauer Geemannsiaden. @s tparen
ibrer ungefdbr 200. Die fid aus
lIeberaeugung unb 9uB gegen ben
&ries seipeisert batten, Dem Befebl
81 gebor6en, segen ben 5einO gu
aieben. Sic fparen jeBt bonn &riegss
Geri6t gum Spoe berurteilt uno foas
ten na9 NreaSo sefiibrt peroen, I'm
erI9oHen gu fperben. Die meiiten ber>
iu9ter, cine freimiitige 9altung 81
bepa6ren, unb Der cine Ooer Der ans
bere aeigte fosar SroB. Wie 9ieb
tpuroen fe in Die Wagen, bic fur lie
bereit itanoen uno oie Dor ben Sem
fern eiierne Sitter batten, binsinse@
trieben.
SIN Bentley Sofpital in
portage, mis-. liest Der %60iGbrige
y}els Sacobion, elm poblbabsnoer
sarmer aus benz bena9barten
Mounbbille, nit elmer S9uBnunbe
barnieber, bic ibm na9 Mnfi9t Der
Merate bic Sebtraft auf benz einen
huge toften tpirb. Sacobfon erbielt
BON feinem 1~4iGbrigen @ohn einen
@9rotI9uB ins @eii4t. Der Sunse
bate gerabe ouf elm 9ubn feline
Jlinte absebriidt, aIs fein Batter unz
Dermutet aus Der Gtnlltiir berauss
tam unb in bic G4ubbahn trat.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11
OrdnunS I'm BaGsbalt.

Gs gibt 9dusli9teiten, in Oenen
Sag fir Sag Die einaelnen &do@en
qerdui9lps ineinanOer greifen unO
bas gefamte &dberperf Des 9ausz
balts, obne Soft uno l1nrllbs, in
gIei4mdBiger @angart erbdlten piro,
lno baneben gtbt es anoere !9Gusz
linfeiten, in oenen balb bas cine,
balb oas anoere GdD9en feinen
Sang berlangfamt oOer po6l gar
gan5 einfteut unb lpieber anbere, Oes
rem Gdbertperf man laut unO auf>
bringli9 laufen uno i@nurren bDrt,
oft peit iiber bic Gren5en Des 9alties
binaus. uno inmitten jeber oiefer
Deri9ieoenen 9dusli9fetten ftebt cine
Srat, bier nod @nfdngerin in Der
i9peren &unit Der Mirti9aftsfiib=
rurg, bort i9on ldneit Meiiterin in
Der ri9tigen Mrbeitsteilung unb
@inteiluns i'm 9ausbalt; tpo3u Sene
geraume 3eit benDtist, bas befpdl=
tist oie grfabrene in fiir8eiter Griit
uno grOBter &upe, obne Miibe uno
9aiten.
Die ri9tige -s3eit= unb Mrbeitseinz
teilung i'm 9ausbalt, michele 9ails=
frauen mDsen iie in ia9reIanser pra=
rig gelernt babene llnb bod 1T ohne
tie elm rationeles, m0gli9it gerGuf9z
lofes @irtf9aften uno 9ausbalten
nidt bentbar. Dime cine georonete
Notwithstanding muB INNER tpiez
Der balb 0as cine, balD bas anbere
&db9en lteben bleiben lno cine @tpfz
flung beruria9en, Ole fdmtlihen
TamilienmitslieOern fiiblbar nirb
unb au9 bic arnle seplaste s0ausfrau
ME our Rube tommen ldbt, 9esbalb
miiBte fe faon i'm eiseneE SntereTe
einen feiten Mrbeitsplan aur @srri9z
tung Der tdgli9. pie aud Der tpDz
9entli9 nur einmol boraunebmsnben
9%ousarbeiten einri9ten, Der unperz
brii4li9 einsebalten pirb. 10 oaB er
CUR feiten GetpDbnbeit unb feline
uebertretung our unm6gli9teit iptro.
Wie BALD nirb ibr Der Gegen Der aes
regelten 9ausfrauentdiisteit in Der
&ube, bic iie ibr bringt, fiiblbar per=
ben.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11
Ger eInzISs GedaHhe.

M9it besug ouf Die 5timmnnSsn,
bic Der ieBige &rieg herporbrIHgt,
IGreibt cine Oeutf9e Srou:
IS gibt 3iemlih 1isse Wlenlfen,
Die INNER nur unter Dem 8anne eli
mes @efabIs unO zines @eoantens
ite6en. qis ser &rieg ausbraG, brad
qlei93eitig Die fogenannte HrlegsS
pibGoie aus. Msni9en, bic BON Oies
Ter piD9pIe befalen iparen, tOnnten
fiGts anoeres Oenteu, lie tonnten DON
niGts onDerem Ipre9en als nur pom
RrteQ. sic pilrbcn fir oas Heben
qero0e3u untaugli9; ibregierpsn fpdren
IN unaufb0rli1em S4pingen 5tpl>
f9en aitternOer Angit iiber Den Serz
iouf Ser RGmpfe unO grOBtem Suoel
iiber einen Sieg, pOrauf tpieber Der
Riidfau aur g(ngit eintrdt. Sic foas
rem red)t u~nbequemle Wtitbiirger, Oent
ibre etpige 9lngit, ibre fortOauernbe
WerItimmung un0 S1paroieberei
iibertrug iiD aud auf anOere, Die Die
Quqe mt mebr Hube 6etroAteten unO
in Ibrer @eeIe freunbli9ere 9offnunz
qen uno 9rDBere 3uOeriidt batten.
4ana lit nun IeiOer bic &riegspiDS
9pte nod ni@t gef9punben, pennz
glei9 Die 8rile Der S9par5ieber
n3pi19en ettDos beuer ~gefuOrOen TT
tnO mebr 2i9t in bas bange @emiit
bineinldBt.
limb tpie es Meni9en sibt, Die ims
mer nur BON einem einSigen @eoanfen
beeinfluBt peroen, 10 gibt es reAt
piele, fir Die Elm beitimmtes S4lag=
port, cine 3eititrDmuug, cine gan5
5eifimmte Nteinung cine Art 3auber
If, Der auf ibrem 9onbeIn Iiegt unO
dies, mas ite tun, beItimmt.
Nun, bic 3eittr5mung TT jeBt isbr
ernft - oas 1T ielbtperftdnbli9, has
1T gang natiirlt9. Mie f0nnte es
aud arloers 1ein, Da Der 6offnungss
rei9Ite Sell unleres Bottles, Sling
hinge uno Mdnner in ben Sabren III
rer 8liite unb ibrer itdrtiten Set
ItunssFdbigteit, rings Inn Das Oeut-
l4e 2anO Bis tief gum WaorgenIanoe
bin in blutigem Sample iteben!
Nlfo frOblaunig tit feinem BON uns
3umute, unb BON iibermiitigem Baden
Iino mir re4t ipeit entfernt. Gs
gibt aber bod 9inge, 8orfdle, @rlebz
niKe, barmlOie 3ertreuungen, bic uns
Elm 2d4eln unO fOgar Elm mdBiges
BADEN Oes 8ergehens ab3pin9en.
9afiir aber leben unter uns ni4t me-
nige Sanatiter bes grnites, Die bic
les 2G9eln unb Baden nit eiferz
boiler Strenge berurteilen unO uniere
s3iise balierno in hiiltere Salten bans
men mDGten. DOB Oiefer epige biz
itere @rnft in bas 2eben bineingreift.
Oas Sun unb 0enten bemmt unn ie=
ben Mufi9pung Der Steele DerbinOert,
ipirb ni9t be6a9t. Sin Menf9, nsr
imner uno 1tets ben MusbTud berben
@rnites i'm @eli9t trdst, 1T cine Qait
fir feline Mtitmenf9en. er 6emmt III
men Die Spra9e, er bemmt ibre Be-
tpegung, lire @eOarfen, er per6ittert
ibnen alles, pas ie i9On, gut nno
~lobensipert finben.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11
SnIidJe g%uriteannocn.
Die rnfiIde diplomatic bate bic Stiuis
mMne in Snlsnrien %pertunnt.

5alf9e @orftenungen BON Der
Stimmung in 8ulgarien bate ii9 Die
1uhiI9e Diplomatic eema9t. SIN
2lni9luB an Die unIdnsit erfOIste Q6s
reife oes ruIii9en 9eian0ten Sfaz
tDinsti, Der psgsn elmer 8linO0drm=
operation beim Mbbru9 ser Oiplomns
tii9en 8~e3iebungen atpii9en RuBlono
un6 8ulgarien in Sofia 5uriidbIeis
Zen muBte, i9rieb cine balbamtIi9e
3situng in Sofia: nOur9 cine
punoerbare Mutofuggeition bate ii9
tie rufif9e Diplomatic bon ben in
@ulgarien 6errf9enOen Stimmungsn
Elm bureaus pbantaitif9es Bib 9e=
mn6t. Man biIoete fi9 in gepihen
&reifen in petersburg Elm, Dab Die
Hulgaren aus 9antbarteit gegcn
AuBlano i6rer llndbbdngigteit entfo=
gen uu0 glidli9 fein piirOen, bon
G;:sipGrts e~rtetlte 8efeble gu empfan>
gen. Mun glnubte, ooB ous Bib oes
Glatpentunis unIeren Slid geblenDet
5Gtte unb 0aB ntr in einem entf9eis
cenoen Mugenblid unierer @ef9i1te
seIpnnen tpGren, auf unIere nationaz
len Mnfprii9e in Mo3ebonien gu Derz
siGten, bds bon einem @olfe getnea@
let un0 gefoltert puroe, oas fi9 eiren
@Drtdmpftr 0es Slapentums nanllz
te, Inn unfere Qugen auf 0ieIes Gee
telbilb se6eftet ~feit5ubalten.
Der ruRil4en Diplomatic sing Oas
@erftdnOnis fir 8ulgarien ob,
g2ei9nobl aber er9ob lie ben Mnz
Ipru9 0arauf, feline Snterehen unO
feline 5orOerungen gut gu tennen, unb
seriet jeOesmol in einen 3uitano Der
GereiSf6eit, tpenn man ibr bon bull
cari59er Settle oie Mirfli9feit in bas
Geod9tnis auriidrief. SIN Mai 1913
ircr Der carbohydrates StreitfaQ,
in benz &uBlanO oie Houe Oes
Gdieosri9ters iibernommen batte,
cuff feinem gefdbrli9iten puntte dn>
gelangt. Nublanb trat aug feiner
&pue berars urb CAB uns Sen &at.
Derf0bnli9 gu iein, bas 9eiBt, itets
zen unerfdttli6en 8ege6rli4feiten Der
Serben na95ugeben. Hnb als Der &Dz
nig Der 8ulgaren als getreuer Spl<
metf9 Der Gefiible Ieines Bottles auf
sic &ati9Idge Oes 3aren Die Nnt@
iport erteilt bate, baB 8ulgdrien
Ma3eoonien gegeniiber ni9t nur
Ae9te, 5onbern aud Pfli9ten babe,
Ga CAB es in petersburg cine aagez
retne MiBftimmung,
Ser Gefanbte Giapinsfi. Der un<
iet 2ano einen Monat na4 ieinen
RoLlegen DerIafen 6ot, lit Der @bre
zines &Dnigli9en 8eiu4es u1o oler
Characterization teilbafttg getporz
rem, oie man einem Musldnber BON
Anfeben fhuloete. @ir t0nnen be5euz
gen, 0aB in 8ulgarien niemanO oa~
ron oentt, cine &epolutipn gu entfeiz
ieIn, pie fie in getpiTen &reiIen 10
sliiben6 b~erbeigeIe6nt miro. SIN Ge=
5snteil. Die buleariI9e NatiOn, bic
dlle TIRE &rGfte fir Sen Sriunlph
ibrer Sadie eingeieBt Fat, ben fie
nebe iiebt, bdt nur einen 9eoanfen,
nar Elm Soeal."
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11

- Sred d. ai9ter: @ie fomen
sic oa3u, bos Sous S9reS Nahbars,
Den sic felbft dig Sbren Treuno be-
0eidnen, dn5u3iinben2
AngetIagter: Sd noGte inn 0as
Our9 nur bic Mdrme meiner 5reunoz
i9aft betpeifen.
= Gut angepdn0te Me=
bensart. M.: MD@fen Sic ni9t
cu9 8e9etarioner perben2
g.: Nein, i9 bonte fir Sbit. Z
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11

- NbsebliBt. Ssrr: mU6>
tell sic ni9t nit mir in Sen 6ofen
Der Gbe einIaufen?
Jrdulein: gein, Sic iinb mir elm
gu unii4erer 2Otie.
~ 8orf9Ia9. @0bnden (ars
elmer tinoerrei9sn Samilie, no eben
ipieber 3upo9s %cngetommen ut, gum
@eri9tsDou5ieber): &ommen sic
f9nel! - Sic fDnnen biesmaI bieI=
lei9t ben Stor9 pfdn0en.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11

Gfs renn ss fein better Jreuno iptr.
Iirrper en- Sipp bat er i'm nit geiulue
I'm oas mar 10 en- &Gs 100 Sdnordn5
SLIP Is. Nenn i9 aud nit ser u[Isrs
i6marteIte fin, i9 fin oipiper ou9
nod lang nit Der Oummite, pomit i@
psrbleifpe Sbne Sbrn Iietper
pbtItpp SaueramPfer.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11

8osbaft. o.: @s 1T nun
feitgeitent, baB Der prOfeiTOr 8riiter
tatid9li9 BON Den Miloen get0tet
prrbe, elm ganasr Stamm bat fi9 in
fem Sleif6 g~eteilt.
g.: Qlio ielbft i'm Sooe NOD 5sr=
1treutI
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11

S9neIi entf9lpffen.
Srau: Der 4r3t bat mir 2uftpe4=
fel empfoblen.
Mann (gei3igsr Sausbefiber): Giaz
berltonben. Oa ri9ten mir infer
'Mo6n5immer i'm Seller unO bas
G9laf3immer auf Dem 9a9bo6en Elm.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11
0TemEr 5dBretbtbrisf NFs
Nbtltpp SaMFratapfer.
1150.

llvU.
Mlein Iisipsr !6err Reoudtiondr: -
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11

w.:
sd poQte Sbnen ihpn ettpas anbtes
ten fir Sbre @ermittellng, alein i'd
fiirdtete, sic gu beleibigen.
g.: paperlapapp. IN oieier
6infi@t fann mid elmer gar niat arg
den1td ~beleioigen!
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11

Sein berausgere bet
Dame: sic pollten bo9 einen Soait
auf bic Damen arsbrinsen.
SEER: ga, msine gndOise, bas
fpolte ia, aber Del Nnblid 10 pieler
id0ner Santen mo4t mid fpra4los,
- in fam feline @orts finben.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11

-3ufpGt. profeFOr (na4oem
er fiA raiiert BAT. na9oenflid):
pWOran iOIte mid boa biefer Rno=
ten in Der Seroiette erinnerng M4,
gang ri9tis -. i1 tpOllte mir ben
Bart ftebeh latent"
- Ring @e6rge on Der
Jront. ~Mie bat fia Der RSnis
iibsr ben fran5Oii4eR 4rtiaeriepart
seduBertg"
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11

Der n6e@tsr'. 9%ausfran
gum iungen. trdftigen 8ettler. Der
um Elm Mlmoien bitte): sic 5ifb
geiunb unb fart! Melben Sic ii9
DD4 freiwiais fir ben 3rieg!
8ettler: SUE i1 oo9! SD min
mir nur erft fig Die 4usriiituna sus
iammenfedten!
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11

"NiAN WI
sSbue Iegte
0o9 gefdrllps
me ben, oaB
nisr 10 e feines
Dinner gebobt
bate, 70 Oerfe
&c nit Osnte,
DAB aues 10
f4mubt abganz
&c iDar. Sebn
Se, ga is for
?Sniten3 Der
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-09-14
HUGHES FINISHES
LONGEST JOURNEY
G.. o. r. NOMINEE AIAnE RECORD
FOR PRESIDENTIAL IANDI-
DaTE.-RF.NIEyNS MAINE
ELECTION RESI- Its.

I New York City. Charles r.
Hughes ended his first presidential
campaign here today. He Will de-
part for his summer home at Bridge
Hampton, l.. L.. probably late today.
The trip was one OF the longest. in
time and mileage. ever taken by a
left here August 5 and travelled 80
days, from Portland, Maine To San
Diego. California. from Canada TO
the Mexican border
Maine Proves Reunion.
Plattsburg. n. Y--Charles f.
Hughes. in the last speech OF his first
presidential campaign trip. asserted
here last night before crowd that
filled the opera house that the result
in Maine had proved the Republican
party Was reunited He declared
that the party would not change its
plans or aims Persons In the aud
fence took the remark to apply to
criticisms OF the method pursued in
conducting the present campaign and
appluded the nominee vigorously.
II come TO YOU" Nfr Hughes
said. 'as the spokesman of the raun-
tied Republican party We have
said il was reunited. we have de
Noutly hoped it was reunited Now
Maine proves that it is reunited.
Whoever was skeptical about that
before must hide his cynicism now
We shall not change our plans or
aims but we shall 20 forward with
renewed confidence, because the old
state in the northeast corner has
spoken in no uncertain way
He assailed the Wilson administra-
'ion for failure to reduce the cost of
living, for extravaganza, for failure
to protect American lives and
rights abroad and for failure to
'live up to its promise 10 observe
the merit system The nominee
emphasized previous declaration that
the campaign was a good natured"
one.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-09-14
open DOOR" STILL
is SWINGING WIDE
JAPAN INFORMS UNITED STATES
THAT THIS OUNTRY is NOT
INJURED IN RECFsN DE
MANDS UPON CHINA.
Washington, ID C.-The Japanese

Washington. ID. G.. The Japanese
government has officially informed
the United States. through Ambass-
ador Guthrie, that, while ii has made
important demands on China in CON
nection with the recent clash at
.Cheng Chiatun. there is nothing in
the representations Infringing upon
American interests by violating the
open door. Chinese integrity or the
Root-Takahira agreement
Whether the Washington govern
ment will accept these assurances as
conclusive depends on the interpre-
tation which Japan places on her de-
mands as her negotiations with China
proceed. Officials here are uncer-
tain as to Japan's real intentions.
though it was revealed yesterday
that after an inquiry on the subject
the Japanese foreign office was not-
fled that the demands had greatly
disturbed the American government"
Negotiations Yet lndifnite.
Ambassador Guthrie reported that
the Japanese foreign minister CON
firmed the outline OF the demands
printed in this country as "approxi-
iiIdttiH u uN. ~ SilHllstI4 tOlllI liidtloll
from the Chinese government was
received during the day through
American Minister Reinsch at Picking
Officials would not add to the state
department announcement summar-
izing tho reports. but there was every
indication that developments would
be anXiously watched. II was point
ed out that so far the entire nego-
tiations were in a preliminary and
indefinite stage.
The Japanese demands as outlined
to Ambassador Guthrie by the for
eign minister, seek apologies, in
'demnifications and installation of
japanese military advisers through
out South Manchuria and eastern
Mongolia and in the cadet scchool at
IuEden. together with Japanese Npo-
lice, wherever in these sections there
are large japanese settlements. These
rights throughout the whole territory
with Il population of nearly S,000,-
1000 are sought "to prevent recur-
renee of such trouble as the Cheng
Chiatun incident in which Ii Japa-
nese and so Chinese soldiers were
killed
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-09-14
MORE PRIMARY
RETURNS ARE IN
PAGE WINs sENATORsHP NOM
NATION IN NERMONT-GON-
F,HNOR BLE.ASE, LOSES

burlington, VT Returns today
from Nermonts primary yesterday
show that Carol Page, Republican
was renominated for United States
senator by vote 80 per cent greater
than the aggregate vote of his Two
opponents.
Manning Beats Blcasc.
Columbus. S. C.-Governor MAN.
ming was renominated over former
Governor Blease in South Carolina s
Democratic run off, primary the
complete returns today show.
POindcNtcr is Leading.
Seattle. Wash.-With the returns
coming slowly. the result of the con-
test for the Republican nomination
for United States senator and COVER
nor was still in doubt today.
Miles Poindexter. the incumbent
is leading for the senatorial nomina-
ton, and former governor Mcbride
is leading in the gubernatorial race.
&. q. r. Names Carlson.
Denver, Returns from Colo
RADIOS primary have indicated that
Governor Carlson has been nominal
ed by the Republicans.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-09-14
GOTHAM STREET CAR
HEADS TURN DOWN
STRIKE ADJUSTMENT I
Reject Public Service
Commission S Recon-.
mendation Today
EXPLOSIVES FOUND
BY Track Walker, Believed
To Be Clues To Plot To
Damage System
EXPLOSIVES FOUND

New York City. The INTERIOR
ough Rapid Transit and the New
York Railways company today for
mally rejected the public service
commissions recommendation for
lstrlke settlement, made yesterday.
The two companies, controlling
the subway, elevated and Green
Car surface lines. declined to hold
further conferences with the repre-
sentativei of the union and an
nounced it was their intention to con-
tinue to operate their lines on the
present basis.
Detectives. it was disclosed, are
/ investigating reported plot to dam
age lnterborough property with ex-
plosives. n track walker found the
explosives.
But few surface cars were operat-
ed today and passengers were forced
to use the subway and elevated roads.
Shonts Refuses Arbitration.
New York City.-President Shonts
of the Interborough Rapid Transit
Co. announced last night that ne
VIII not accept the recommendation
of Mayor Mitchell and the public SER
vice commission to call off the strike
and arbitrate the differences be-
tween the railway companies and
the labor unions.
After Mayor Mitchell and the pub
lie service commission had taken
steps late yesterday to terminate the
transit strike in this city by urging
that it be Immediately declared off
and that both sides arbitrate their
differences plans to continue ana cx-
tend the strike were discusses last
night at "a meeting of The united
labor conference of central bodies OF
Greater New York.
After the conference Hugh FraylSe,
New York state organizer of the
FEDERATION of Labor, issued
the following statements:
"The consensus of opinion among
the members of the various organiza-
tions represented was that the rals-
was officials must be met with the
sort OF force they are applying TO
the men"
Frayne declared that the United
Hebrew Trades We're represented in
the conference for the first time. |
These trades, it is said, have meme
bcrship OF 200 600,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-09-14
SAY VILLA CANNOT
. ESCAPE FROM NET
SPREAD IN MEXICO
Pershing Working with
De Facto Troops to
Make Capture
WILSON INFORMS
Joint Commissioners Of
U. S. Plan to Let Republic
Solve Own Troubles

Chihuahua City, Mex.-With the
troops, OF Gen, Huerta Vargas. posted
along the Mexican Central railway
ready to prevent the escape of Villa
troops in that direction. General Ca
vazos pushing northeast from Nami-
!quipa and the American expeditions
AIRY force forming the third section
OF the circuit, General Trevino stated
today that Villa now was in posi-
tion from which it would be extreme
,ly difficult to escape.
The American expedition has a
force at San Buena Ventura and Car
men on the look out for the bandits,
Wilson Sees Mexicans.
New London, Conn.-President
Wilson lent his personal touch yes
terday to aid the efforts of the Amer
ican-MeNican joint commission in
seeking a permanent foundation OF
sympathy and understanding, upon
which may rest the future relations
of the United States and Mexico.
Putting aside for one hour his own
cares and his vigil at the bedside of
his sister, who is dying here, MIR.
Wilson exchanged calls with Car
ranza's representatives 1t was the
first time during his administrator
that the executive had dealt person.
ally with a representative of the Mex
lean de facto government and the sig
niticance of this fact was not lost
upon either the American or Mexi-
can commissioners.
Mexico Must Save Self.
The regeneration OF the stricken
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SCAR CAUSES
FINN'S ARREST
NELD FOR MURDER c. RICH
WIDOW, WHOSE SERVANT is
SERVING LllE SENTENCE.

lronwood, Mich Arthur Walton
en-, barber, was arrested yesterday
for the murder of Mrs. Elizabeth
Nichols. a New York widow, strang-
led 10 death in her home for money
and iewelry valued at S2S,0O0. which
was stolen. The police say tnat Wal
tonen confessed, duplicating three
other men.
Connie Talus. a servant in the
house, had been sentenced to be
electrocuted for the crime, but his
sentence was committed to life im-
Irisonment
Waltoncn, Finn, was discovered
hy teamster. another Finn, who
noticed a lyid scar on Waltonen's s
land as the latter shaved him. Fin
pish papers had published descrip-
tions of the scar.
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STUDENTS TO SCHOOL.

Chamberlain. S. D-The Chamber
lain young people who are leaving to
attend school are tile following: Fran
crs Hedrick, Vermillion; Monetta
Huddle and Jessie Brown, Yankton;
Norris Reynolds and Will Anderson,
Milwaukee, Wis; Ray Dunbar and
Villa Holmes. Mitchell: Howard
Lockwood. Donald Watson and Joe
Drury, Brookings; Dessa Kelley; Des
Moines; Marie Tooker, Cedar Falls.
Ia. Glare and Laura Whitbeck,
schools in Massachusetts and Penn
'sNlNania.
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May Return Soon.

ne Louisiana regiment which was
stationed AT san Benilo. received or
ders last week 10 return to it's state
mobilization camp and Sunday the
last OF the regiment entrained for
the early return of the South Dakota
regiment cannot be known but indi-
cations are that october Will see the
larger part of the national guard ON
the border withdrawn. Abou, two
weeks ago, however. eight officers
and men We're sen. back to South pa
kota to open recruiting stations
throughout the state in the hope OF
recruiting the regiment UP to war
strength if possible.
Camp life gets monotonous and
'iresome occasionally. but it is not
entirely devoid oi pleasure. Tonight
the boys on guard at the further
pumping station are having barbe-
cue and for little while at least are
going to forget all about home
sweethearts and dollars in the
Joy of the roast deer or kid
1the reader may take his choice)
However ii is against the law
to shoot deer at this time of the
year and as the writer does not wish
TO incriminatc himself we shall call
III by its Mexican name, cabrito.
1t took Il long tramp through the
brush to bring in the quarry and
whether it WAS purchased from a
neishboring ranchman or was
was brought down in the brush is
now of small consequence, for the
odor OF roasting Wild game now as
sails the nOs1rils.
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quitoe can attain the size these Texas
Kind have, in ID hours if YOU read
all the biology books i'll the world to
them Then there arc the other in
sects. the names of which will never
be known, who delight in digging
themselves into the South Dakotan
epidernlis.
The south H9' TIA regiment has
made an excellent showing thus far
AID has been generously compliment
ed by state editors and army officers
who have reviewed them Last week
the last OF the new issue of equip
ment came and the boys from the
coyote state have now the newest
model OF Uncle Sans army fittings.
South Dakota is the only national
Suard organization in this division
and in fact one of very few on the
entire border TO be so equipped The
physical condition OF the men is ex-
cellent and in either close or extend
ed order drill the Fourth easily out
classes the other regiments stationed
at Slu I1p,lito