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The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-06-01
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BIG HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK
COT TO LAST ANALYSIS.
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN ITEMS
Kernels CuIIed From Events Of Mo.
ment In All Parts of the World-
OF Interest to All tho
People Everywhere
European, Wa'" News

The Italians have been driven from
their entire positioea on LaVaroIe
plateau, the Austrian war office an
nouncement says. 1t is stated that the
Italian defeat is steadily becoming
more serious. The number OF ltal-
fans taken prisoner has been increased
to 1883.
French infantry stormed and cap
tured German positions IN Fort lou
aumont after powerful artillery prep
aration, the Paris official report says.
The Germans still hold the northern
part of the fort, but a number or prls"
oners were captured by the French.
German positions on the entire front
were captured.
Several lines of British positions on
q front Of about one and one-thlrd
miles have been captured by the Ger
mans southwest Of Givenchy- En-Ge-
belle, 1t was officially announced at
Berlin. German troops also stOTmeu
French positions on the eastern spurs
of Hill 3O4, on the Verdun front. A
thousand French soldiers were cap
tured.
German seaplanes raided the east
coast and the County Of Kent. Inc
war office announcee that one person
was killed and two injured by German
bombs. One seaplane was destroyed.
George Boillot, French automobile
racer and aeronaut, has been killed IN
a fight with five German aeroplanes.
He succeeded in bringing down one
of the German machines before pull
let pierced his heart
Seven aeroplanes, of which two were
German and five French, were shot
down in action on the western front
during the day. The German state
ment reports the destruction OF four
French machines in single engage
ment. W..
Russian troops have joined the Brit
ish at Mesopotamia and an allied drive
on BaBudu ID Ho" peAlo'S" W w
minent. The Russians, after a wild
and adventurous ride from Persia,
Joined the column of Gen. Sir G. Cor
ringhe, which is fighting it's way up
the Tigris toward Kut, says dispatches
to London.
The terrific German offensive west
of the Meuse which was believed 10
have reached it's climax with the cap
tire of first.line trenches in the Avo-
court woods and on Hill BOA, devel-
oped new violence and resulted in
new advance Of the Germans on the
western slopes of Dead Man Hill. The
French defeat at this point Is officially
admitted in the communique received
from Paris.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-06-01
Secretary Lansing Better.

Washington, May rs. - Secretary
Lansing. who has been absent from
his office at the state department for
more than a week on account OF an at
tack of indigestion is much improved.
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Funston Denied ArtiIIerymen

San Antonio, Tex. May 26.-Gen-
eral Funstons request for more coast
artillerymen. it is understood here,
has been refused by the war depart
ment
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Domestic

Five men were shot, one seriously,
in a strike at the plant OF the An
sonia Manufacturing company at An
sonia, Conn.
Theodore Roosevelt accepted the
support Of a committee Of "a leading
Republicans who asked him at his
home in Oyster Bay. N. Y. to be
candidate for president. He indicated
that he had found the country In the
heroic mood he had demanded. in his
Trinidad speech, as condition OF his
candidacy. ,'~---' "'0,...
-rssszts.a %.,,~
Rock Island Arsenal is to be made
one of the greatest munitions facto-
ries Of the country under approprla-
lions made by the house committee on
appropriations at Washington. the
plan to be perfected by the war de-
partment. A field artillery ammuni-
ton plant costing $1,250,O0O is to be
erected at this arsenal.
An absolute decree of divorce was
awarded at Saratoga, N. Y. to Mrs.
Louise Lord Caldwell, lately Of Paris
and formerly Mobile, Ala. Edward S.
Caldwell made fortune installing gas
plants in southern cities.
Jose Buenostrico and Melquaides
Chaps, Mexicans, convicted of the MUIR
der of A. l.. Austin and his son
Charles, in the Mexican border raids
last fall, were hanged at Brownsville,
Tex.
The northern Baptist convention at
Minneapolis empowered commission
to sit as court of all differences be-
tween affiliated societies and thus
bring about more effective co-opera-
ton between Baptist organizations.
More than 100000 worth of whisky,
beer and gin has been seized by rep
resentatives Of the state attorney gen.
erals Office in raids on 30 places in Gi-
rard, according to information received
Rt Montgomery. Ala, =.
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MeGurmaf Spnsert.

Som Mc&prmad, Der iriT6e Ssnor
unb 46gott clIer 9ietrolabeitBer fang
geitern Qlbenb in Der Muiit6u[Ie Dor
bis ouf bas lebte plGBaen beieBtem
6auie. Spgar auf Der gii6ne batter
nod mebrere bunbert Stiible placiri
tperben miiTsn, Inn Raum fir ale BIZ
Gntbufiaitsn gu f9Gffen, bic ben SGn.
ger, beiIen Weiisn lie Nt6 nlIabenolit
In ibrem Seim me6aniI5 poritngen
laTen, Don glngefiht gu Qngeiidt 5u
feben unb Jpn AUDI in perIou finger
gu bOren.
gs ipar Elm auberproertfid buntbaa
res gublitam, bas bem aiinitlsr Itiir.
miI6e, Soatipren berettete uHb bic
5auptIdIagsr bes 2lbenbs tparer
IslbItrebsub bic nunberbiibi6en irt'
i6en 9oltstpeiien, an fSnen Iih biz
Menge aar ni9t iutt b6reh toHnte.
9luBerbem bate Ii3 WcGornrad
perI6iebene Der 2iebsrtpmpofittpner
pon Shumann, SCHUBERT, bus Raff
fds ,stdub6en", ben nIrmen irii6er
Sunsen4, Der 6Gnoer suseI9rfeber
pirb, She pIb Refraiu" BON Srit
2reisIer unb Elm gang rei5enbes 2ief
,gour Gpes", beFen SpmppniIt De-
oussesei6nete geeleitcr bes gtbenos
i6err gbipin S6neioer mar, gepdblt
fSerner bra1te Der SiuItIer au9 NOD
in re6t anertennensfpertber @eife etn'
arie aus 9anberS Sper pSoidrne'
an @ehfjr.
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General sssiir aia5
Col anasblid i'm gsiiBs bes sanaen
Staates Wlerifo .iein
llnb iid nit ieinen 5ruppsn nahe bel
2anbegbauptftdbt bsfinbeu,
Ci. aud bon ben sruppen bss @tns'
rals 3aputd btbrobt 1T.

Douglas, @ris, "a. Oft. -
giner MeIbung sints Meritaners 5ue
fclos, Der am Disnitag bier antdm,
Fat s,lir Dia5 bic Groberung oes
Staates Wsriio nit Der Ginnabm,
Re. Sauptitaot 5rluca bssnbigt. er
Ioa ii6 isbt nit einer gut bspaffnss
ten Streitmadt pDN msbreren tauleno
Mlann In iur3sr Gntfernung DON Der
gtabt Werito befinb.n. Gin Brief
ron General Mebina Barton, sinen
2.rbdnaer ron Sias, pel4er bier
elNtraf, befasi, Sab Barron ben gan.
am Staat Golima tontrollire. er isi
nit aeniiaenoen Utitteln psrieben, Inn
fcine aampagas fortSuIebeu, nno
babe Waifsn unb Munition fir 60,s
Ooo Mann. Barron mar friiber etis
garraBa Dbsrit unb in Spnora lias
tienirt gstpeieu.
Radridien aug anberer auelle mel
BIN. bab Der gsHeruI afguilar, EN-
cneerer frii6erer garranSd gstshlss
bater. nit msbrsrs tauIenb Uiann
BE Si6bte Sapula unb glmeed, IN
Saliseo, bsieBt balts unb bas san5e
unllieg,nbe Gsbiet tontrollirs. Die
Garransa Sirsitmadt ioa banptldhs
lidl nm @uabalojora fonsentrirt fein.
Sn Dem gr;ef beibt IS aud, baB Der
gauge Siaat OarGca, nit glusnabm.
Der Sauptitabi, in Sdnbsn Der Gns
fanasr DON Dia5 lei. Die Garrau5a
Ssuppen Ieien in fol4er Deiie um'
sineelt, bah lie berStaatSaracd nidt
rtrlaiIen t5nnten obne ii4 in einsn
Gdmpf einSulaiIen.
Die Gtreiiirdfts BON 3apatd, mshs
rsre tuuIeno Mann, Iollen iiH, iuis
p.riantet, In ben 8ororten Der Stabt
gRerifc, faum sipei Wleilen BON bem
tiftbeb0ltsrtItsn Quartier bsfinbsn.
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alm e6. Cftpber
Jit Bridge, 500 nnb Sominp'll
baltuns i'm SentideH
gllteubeim.

Der Samenbsrsin beg S,utidsn
gItsnbeims bereitet idon tpisber Elm.
isiiIihe 9eranitdltung gum 9eftsn Der
Gafe Der anitalt por unb bofft aud
biesmal auf sablrei9e llnteritiibuns
BON Geiisn Der pielen G5nnsr uno
Greunbs bes glItsnbeims.
0i.ie gsranitaltuns IN uuf ben
90. Sticber anberaumt unb pirb in
einem gribss. 500 iinb 9ominoipiel
beitebsn, bas um 5ipei llbr besinnt
unb ben gansen Ra9mittns fpdbrt.
Den GsiUinnerinnen tpintsn biitids
9'reiie uto fir Grfrif9unsen IN Ges
italt bon aaffee unb &u9en iuirS
felbfirsbenb gl.ihfalIs Scrse sttras
gen fsin, iobaB ben EbeiInebmerinnen
senubreihs Stunbsn beooriiebsn.
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uafGue.

- Der SO Sabre allie Satpb @rz
harbt bon glp. 7211 lebanon. gfoao
fieI seitern Na6mittag, rG6renb er in
'einem 9arten bamtt 6eiAdfttet mar
etnige biirre 2leit. ppr einem Baum
G65uIG9en, ION bieIem Baum unb trug
einen 9ru9 res rehteu 8eirs bdpon.
Der feline lIeberfiibrung nad bem itdbs
tif6en SoipitaI n0t6ig ma6te.
- Shtpere @elleBungen truq qes
tern glahmittag Der neltr Sabre qlte
Spbr Sspulo pm Ro. 1904 aace
Strube baOon. Der &nube mar ais
hltnber 9aiiaqier cine Strefe pei3
auf einem 2aItlutomo6il mitgefabz
rem uub als er an Der l.. uub 8ine
StruBe abfpranq, qsriet6 er brett
rpr bus bon 8. UP. W}aiIch bon go.
362 Sberefd glbenue dslenfte gtutos
mobil rnb puroe, pbTton Der 2ens
fer bic WdIhine unper3iiqlih berumz
rib, boa 10 unqliidli6 getrpFfen, odb
er einen &ruh bes lirten 9etrs unb
einer S6Gbelbrud baportrug. Der
Werltngliidte rpuroe mad benz itGbti.
fben 6pipital ge6raft. 6err MaiIh
raurte nit Ieinem 2utompbil, Bel feiz
nen 8emiibungen BEN 9naben ntcht su
iiberfGbren in eineU SeleD6ppfpiteu
binetn, nobel bic Maf8tne fat ODls
lio bernolirt purne.
- Der z Sabre ate Gbarlss 9.
grotpn Don Rp. 1916 Chapel Stra'
Be purbc geItern Na6mittaq, als er
ror bem 6auIe go. 1918 Chapel
Gtrabs ben Sd6roumm treusen ppaz
ts, pon eiuem 9tutpupbil, bag Die 2is
5ensnu1nnter 92,952 trug, ii6erFnhreu
unb trug stnen 8rud beg ltnten
BEING babpn. Der 8eruraliidte tpurs
te BON 9uifdnten naA fctner elterIi.
den @pbnung qetrdgen, no thm
GrStIife Silfe gu Sbetl pltrDe.
- Sur6 einen Rdbbruh an einer
grpreBnaqen puroe geItern Radmtt'
tuq Der 25 Sabre ulte Sbomas 6oHs
cannan pun go. 738 Weit Qfte Str.
perleBt. Qtls Der @ager bic Monmoutb
Mpenue in Der RGbe Der Seleife ber
Baltimore unb Sbio Qtbenue ertlanS
fuhr, brad plDBli6 Elm RGo unb biers
ourh purbe Gonccrnon 70 urgliidIl9
BON feinem Sib qeIdhleubert, bab er
fi6 bas ltnte gein brad. Der @ers
ungliidtc tpurbe bon Der poli5ei na1
bem Seton Sofpital eebra6t.
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g., 2nbert s. Raft, Cincinnati, ). u.
Dietmann, gobingtpn, &p., Wm. 5.
aoblsr, Cincinnati. Qlrtbur u. S3aa
be, Cincinnati, Q(rtbur 8. 9resliA,
gerea, o., Garl 6. guertIe, 8ucprus,
g., @m. aoos, Sberlin, o., u. s.
s5artpea, Cincinnati, So6n Is. 9uens
tier, Cincinnati, s. S. gae6tbolb,
Cincinnati. ReO. u. Sebring, Mtt.
6saltbp. g., Rep. 8. u. gbrbarb,
@apotoneta, g., gfeO. 81. &reBmann,
Senbalbile, Snb,, Reo. s. R. 9uens
ee, Satlep, g., Reo. 9enrH RoguBtp,
Cincinnati, sSrant 8. guberts, Gin
cinnati, g. 9entbin, @intpn place,
g., 9. @ents6ad, Sin, g., 8. Seels>
mann, gatesoile, Snb., q. 2eAmonn,
8ren, g., $. Sompbuieu, Goihocs
ton, O., $. Greubenbers, @incinnti
g. Sofmunn, Su gois, Snb., s.
Saupt, Cincinnati, 5. 8. glome
Cincinnati, 81. 6. @erner, gfprtppob
g., Reb. 6. s6asffer, 8abton, S.
3. g. BON Ragne, Wfiboletopn, g..
gdrI +. Sepl, Cincinnati, Rep. @os
rorb 2l. aielsmeier, 9anton, g., g.
G. g. sfiTdbu6, Cincinnati, Grid Be
der, Cincinnati, 2l. 6. 8ie6e, gincin=
natl, Or. +. 8. Dorm, Cincinnati, 6.
gaul, 9eibler, g.. 5. 8. Sraeper,
gIepelanb, 5rsb. 9rosnde, Norpooo,
O., .. 6. 9angel. Cincinnati, Dan
MattbasT 6amilton, g., Sobn Mens
ger. Cincinnati, sbeobor MoeIering,
Cincinnati, 80. @nlbrett, 6amilton,
g., Sbeobpr Sorft. SolebO, O., g. q.
stsinte, Cincinnati, Rep. @rmin
gaul Msher. IT. @upne, Snb., Reo
Geo. 6. 0tuul, glepelanb, Rep. paul
Sdmtbt, gribeetppn, g., 8. ".
aienle, Mansfielb, O., 6. Strrebs
lsin, 2pdlarb, g., Walter u. gunge,
Glspslanb, 9us. gittner, 9olipid, O.,
Wm. gpbamer, splebo, 5reb. 9Ob>
mann, plsafant Ribge, g., 2ouis s.
Sdmibt, Columbus, Snb., Gol9n
g6ott, Cincinnati, Ri6ter qlfreb e.
Nippert, Cincinnati, Saiper Suder
Opipline, G6icago.
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@imfamite
tiineS gcrmadtniiies uou 100000
pun Robert yieafirt benniprndt.

Robert 9leaftrt, Der Glteite Sobn
bes Slepellpn 9. gleafirt uno gnf.l
ser ,Sraii 2auretta g. oji6ion lieB ge.
,terl ourd) ieinen slnluolt Serrn
Gbas. 8. gafer, Dem Trobateeridt
Dag Gciud) linterbreiten, oaB fem Ba.
ter, Ser alD SIgleiher 3eit iein Der.
nllirc lit, nngetpieien tperoe, Inn Die
@mf:inite pon einem 2gat non SloO,'
900, bas ibm Ton Der @roBniitter per'
mnd,t noroen lit, ans5u5ablen Gas
5eItament beiagte, bob oer jnnae
giann, oer iebt Is Sabre ali lit, cas-
gr6tbeil bel Grreihirllg ieines 25iteil
2ebei.siabres erbolten ipll, bod lit
nidts bapon erpdbnt, 6aG ibln IN Ger
3,piid,en3eit au9 bie einfiinite 5uflie-
Gen iollen.
glni Sieien @runb bin, ipurSe audi
ron Seiten BEG 1ltereu @eafirt Gin.
ipnne gegen oas @eilid erbober, 10
raB gli6ter Sue6ers oemnadit Die
3rage 5m cntideioeii Fat.
Ser @eiuhiteller lit Der Sobn erlter
Che Ses aIcipellpn 9ieafirt, Ser be.
fanntIid) 5lueinal uerbeiratbet iuar
uno BON beiben @nttinnsn aeid)ieoen
pororn lit. sluBer Dem &egot Don Sel-
len Ger @roBnultier, fpitrbcn inn, als
feline Nfutter Die ebeideioun3 er'
Iangte, geridltlifI nod 81 100000 jit.
geiprofen, oic er mad, benz SoSe lei.
nes gsaters ans oeficn gtatIab cr9al'
ten ioQ.
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0,eiereubum ser6inSert.

Der 8srfu6 cine Rsfersnbumsa6s
iiimmung hsrbei5ufiibrsn, ber5ufolge
bic Srti6uft Gbaronpille berbiubert
perbsn follte, geuiHss @runbeisens
tbum. bas alb .5ppn 5an1 benust
ipsrbsn follte, ansufaufsn. fhlus ses
fern iehl, als Ri6ter Geosbesan cine
oissbesiigli4s alase als nnbegriinbet
Gbtpiss.
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gsun iifs w9urO.

Ger Sarbise albert ssra5ier, Der ain
Saluitag slbenf IN ieiner Wdbn,ns.
In Der Clinton Springs slpenue, nabc
Der Gsaibington Noenue, bon ieinem
etaiIcgenoiien Sofbiia @bite seid)oiien
ip.irSe, lit i'm itabtiiben Soipital se.
tern ieinen @lmben erIegen. Gbite
funnie ioiueit nod iiidt oinofelt oe.
mnft tperosr.
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Herisnal' stiaea.

Serr 5enrb Glausbeibe unb
feline liebsnsniiroiss Satin empiingeu
pergansenen Samitag in ibrem 1eim,
1924 Scioto Strabe, anlGbli6 Tires
eriten 5Odjeitstases bic gbrsn einer
Surpriisparip. Gleid5eitig mar
Der @eburtstae bss Serrn Glausbeibc
unb bsi bisIem Doppelfeite amiiiirten
iidb bic Subilare unb ibre @dits aufs
Bette. Ulit ben bsrsli6iten @liidtpiins
iten fir fernere Sod3eits~ unb Ges
burtstaae jbisb man.
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Hreisebn bemtihe priefter
Rad 5ipeiidbriser Snter'
nierunain Gan 5ran'

cisco angelo m en-.
SanGraneiseo, "a. Stt. glm
Dienifag tamen bier Don GuItraIien
brei,ebn beutihe priefer an, tpeIts
felt Otiober 1914 IN brittiGen &on,
5sntratiunslasern sehalten fporoeT
iparen. Man plant, lie ra4 Seutids
lano su ienoen. Die preiter ersldrtsn.
man babe iie in geplon sefangen ass
non,men, mo- iie cine 3eitIung i'm 9e'
fGnanib paren. gtipa Elm Sabr ipGs
ter babe man Fie an gorb eines bris
iiihen 5ransportifiFfes mad qluitrcs
lien s.bra9t unb in Solosporthp,
nabe SpbnsD, interntrt. Bon bort
aus ieien lie in Elm altes 9efdngnib
glamens 5riaI Bah trdnsfsrirt ipors
ben, lpo ii6 ibre 9use ettpas gsbsilerl
babe. Durt Gr3biIdof aell1 bon
Spbnep erbislien iie ibre GntlaHun5
unb bic 3uiidrung freieu Geleites.
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3ies nab 9as.

- Rabmonb 6. Werr.r bat s.s
tern feline StslIe als Spislplasleiter
rieosrgelsst, na8osm bic ftdotifde
GibilbienittommiIIion ertldrt bate,
er biirfe uls gabilbisnftanseitelIter
tsine pOlitiffen Rsben baltsn. mas
Merner setban bate.
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Yroleaanti(6e geiQ(ide fit 9ug@s5.
Bic Mobilma6uug Der benti6cn &ir6engemein.
ben TN Sntere1e wabren Nmerifanismus
tragt Griolg.
Jbre 2sertreter aus Sbip nno 5nbiama baltsn lent
tpiirbige SDnferens.

Die Veriannnlng fano I'M So @on iatt - sic ton6 inter
cen pen Der auarian Subeeroe Conference Chicago
o mar BON etpa iebjg @eii beiudt gie falte Netral
tat 9ons miro I'M redn 2id ee5cigt Die ghr oa5 Ao9l
erqe1en nb Der CUTE 9ame beg Sabe erorbern uner alien
tanbn Die enpdblng Charles g. Sughes = 9i 9eifliic
ueron Sonntng oen 5iann ferab berfinbet
Gie Ramcn Der 9beilnebmer Der acnierer,.
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TlDblid, aeitprben.

Giilenr 6er5Ihlag erlag eeferu
@benb Der 79 Sabre alte psnfiDntrte
ppIistit SumeS 9. ggsIeitOu. Der
@reis brd9 tobt suIammen, fpdbreno
er Dor feinem 6auie go. 5311 Nelt'
ner StrdBc, MlabtIpnpiue, bdmtt be.
f6Gftigt mar, &obIen In ben aeIIer ~
fd1dlrfeln.
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gdjiffs.NadlridJien.

WewDprf, "a. Eftober. 9lnge.
fcmmen: yRonta~ bon wsarieiIle.
RIrfmaIl. angef.: ngsieutD am.
iteroam~, BON gsetp yort nan @ottfr.
nain.
abgefobren: Oscar H. bon SO.
Denbaeen nod gep gcrf.
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9rat. lSranen gsaiienpereiR

9te bterteIdbrIi6e @eriamrIung
beg 6cltiten groteitautiidlen jFralieu-
@aiiehoereins fiu6et Wtitttpoh, Dem
*. Sftpber, 2.3O 1tbr 3odmittngs
iiutt 1a rptdjtiee @eiddfte oorIiegen,
iinb ale MitgIieber lmo 5reunotnnen
6rirsenS eriudt, 5u erihetner.
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Serner ipirtte in benz &ou3ert lro9
ein iunger 8ioliniit SpnGlb Uic8eatb
nit, Der namentlih nit SaraIute's
n3igeunerpeiien" iebr gut a6i4nitt.
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Greisesebeu.

WurSen bon ben Briten ameritaniids
sgilberei Ghoonsr rammt ibrer
2abung.
2onbou, "a. Ott. Die ameriias
nifhen iyiiherei S9cpner rRiharo
-. glart4 unb .MarpIanb4 tpnrben
am Tisnitaa freiseseben. Gs pirb
linen geifattet iperosn, NIT ihrer 9as
buns nad ;brem 9siiimmunssort abs
5usshen.
Die .Marplanb1, BON philabelpbtd,
ipelf,e nabe Der aiiite BON Sslanb bern
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-14
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: OREGON WRATHER

= Tonight fair; Saturday gem
= orally fair except showers north !
= west portion; southerly winds.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-14
ADAMsON WATER POWER
BILL PASSED by HOUSE

Washington, July 1.-THE Adam
son bill, providing for the leasing OF
power dam sites on navigable rivers.
was passed by the house today by a
vote of 81 to IL, II permits the
government to reclaim the sites at
the expiration of 50-year franchises.
by purchasing the dam. locks and gen
Grating plants. This bill was passed
as a substitute for the Shields water
power bill, which went through the
senate against opposition of the con-
servationists.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-14
ApPLEoATE

! Mr., and Mira. u. ], Brown motored
TO Ashland Wednesday to attend
chautauous,
Mrs, Hickey and three boys, Of
Dunsmuir. Cal. spent a few days
here visiting hor sister, Mrs, Jas
Grubb, They returned home We'd
Inesday, accompanied by Mrs, Hickey's
niece, Miss Eva Grubb,
A crowd OF Campfire girls from
Grants Pass. with Mrs, Clark as
guardian. are camped on H. ],
Browns place. near the mouth OF
Thompson creek,
Mrs, Maud Kubli's brother. Harye
Cameron. who has been seriously IN.
Is improving.
Ray offenbacher hauled n. load OF
wheat 10 Murphy Tuesday.
| Geo. Herriott. who has been home
for couple OF weeks. returned to
sisklyou county Sunday.
Mrs, Ballard. OF California. who
has been visiting her father. Geo,
Hoffman, OF Thompson creek. return.
cd homo last week.
A, B. Turner left for klamath
county after spending the Fourth at
Ashland,
Ed Rowden, while prospecting on
the Pittock place. struck a rich
ledge OF gold
Lester Layton has surveyor from
Grants Pass surveying q ditch on the
farm he recently purchased from
Mrs. II. Kubli,
Rev. Gloeckner. OF Grants Pass,
preached In the school house Sun
day evening.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-14

children are so often playing In the
streets.
James Tufts made flying trip to
Kerby on Wednesday. returning the
same day TO Grants Pass.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. W. Finley, OF bly,,
klamath county. are visiting with old
time friends. J. q. aud Mrs. Willis.
They firs, made q visit TO their daugh.
tor. Mrs, Dodge. at pillard. ana then
took In tho celebration at Ashland.
Waiting friends there. and then drove
the Ford TO Kerby. They expect to
extend their trip to Crescent City be-
fore returning to bly,.
A great amount Of travel over the
Crescent City road Ia being done.
From twenty to forty cars pass
through Kerby nearly every day.
coming and going over the road.
The population OF Kerby 10 In
creasing, Last week. at the home OF
Everett Hogue. big boy arrived.
and this week. early Tuesday morn
Ing. n nIne-pound hoy came 10 the
home OF Alex Brown. Mothers and
children are doing well. Papas are
stepping high and feeling proud,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-14
SMALL CHANCE TO
SAVE STEAMER BEAR

Eureka, Cal. July 14.--Chances oi
removing the steamer Bear from the
reef on which she went aground last
month were declared today to be
very remote.
The beach now runs out to the
vessel and she can be boarded any
time dryshod. Freight teams are
stopping under the matches and are
receiving freight. The present plan
is for the vessel to use her own en-
gines to dredge herself out and this
will require a great deal of time.
No preparations to move her have
been made as yet and the pumps to
be used have not been completed.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-14
|CONFER OVER THE
FRISCO STRIKE

San Francisco, July 1.-THE at.
mosphere In the longshoremen's
strike situation began TO clear today
with a conference at the chamber OF
commerce between a committee OF
strikers and the Water Front en-
ployers' association.
The conference was held behind
closed doors. but labor leader who
left the chamber OF noon declared
conditions are becoming better and
that things look more hopeful for a
settlement.
After the conference Paul Scharren'
burg issued this statement:
"A proposition has been submit,
ted to the stevedores that. II accept
ed. will look toward an early resump'
tion OF activities along the water,
front, The proposition Is to be sub
mitted Immediately after the confer
enee, This Is the only statement thai
will be issued until an answer from
the stevedores Is received"
According to labor men, the EN-
ployers have receded from their pre-
vious position. They said several o.
the propositions are very satlsfactor,
to labor men.
1t was rumored Immediately aftel
the close OF the meeting that com
promise was reached between the
employers and the committee o
strikers and that all that remains t.
be done now Is to get the endorse
ment OF the union at tonight's mass
meeting. The report on the com
promise will be read at the meetinl
tonight. 1t is said.