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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
J(ette 3ultGnOe in
Der 5(ieger=a =a6tei(ung!
SenatDr giDbinlOn erbebt idbiueriDie-
seH0e 9Imtlasen gegea 0eren
&eifagEa.

@oibington, 10. 5e6r. @pr
oent Seuatsfontitee fir nlilit1riihe
9lngelegenbeiten erbob geItern Se-
notor gfobinlon Don glrtnnios Auf-
ieben erre9en0e glllflngen gegeh Die
sSliegcr-9lbteilrng in Der 8tuoes-
arnee. 9en 9lnflogen gern1B tper.
ben Der 2eitung oerlelben ltnfdbig.
felt, geleslpiOrige 9e9itnltigung un-
fabiger 9ffi5iere, bollig ltn8uIangli-
DIE 9lltsrilitung 0eS 8orps nno I'm
teroriidlng Der mabren &atiaden
borgefporfen.
Senator Gobinion legte Dem SEQ
nlttee 9botogropbien bon Briefen
Dor, pelde Der Gorreiponben5 oes
2eiterS oes 5lugmeiens, Sberlt &e-
ber nit 8allptrnonn u. @. Gopan,
&oumntoant Der 6Iieger-Statipn III
San Diego entnonlneu ItnD. llus
bieien grtefen gebt flar uno 0ellt-
li6 berbor, oaB beioe 9ffi8iere Die
Sdna6en Der SSliegers 9lbteilung
fonnten 1no muRteu, oaB Die lneiIten
gleroplone oerielpen ben an iie ge.
iteIlten 4niprii6en nidt entipreden.
2roboeul muroe Suubtnum Conan
IN alien 8riefen BON ieinem 8orge.
ieBten angepteien, 0ieie GatioAen
gebeim 5u balteu ben inipi8ierenben
9ffi8ieren gegeniiber gu DeridIeiern,
unO ielbit 9ffi8iere in Der Site oes
Gfii8ierforps Der 6liegerabteiIllng
al3ufitbrell, melde iiberbaupt oera.
ielben nidt angeboren.
so gum 8etipieI befilriportete
9berIt 9teber, inn bebaupten 3u ton-
neL ooB Die 9lruee= 2leroplone nit
9an3erpIotten aruliert itlo, inter
Dem Sit oes 5lieoers cine Sdus.
platte onbringen 3u Iniien.
9cr 5endtor befiiriUortete cine
gritrolide lltterluding ieitens oes
&ongreiies mlO erflarte aui oos be.
itimnlteite, ooB lcine 8eifuloigun.
gen eon5 uilo poa ais mabr be-
mieien neroen nitroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
Gine llnrnhr in ganridlnn

Berlin 10. 5ebruar. (aorreIpon.
0en8.) Gin nuu0esbares 5d)an.
ipiel tpar Die Bnra0e, Die an oielent
/. s5anuar Der oeutid)e Staatbaltcr
bon RoIel5 General 8eielcr, mo Der
General @bOprf abnabmen.
Gus Daren Soloutenl g9ettery
borte, III naen ,5euern Der 6ronten,
gSeIt, GTt ullD Sii0, gcprilfte 0}Gn-
ner. YtandmaI 6atten iie monotc-
lang im Shlanm oes Sfilben-
arabelIs gcIegen un0 0nnn ipieoer ila
5lltge eiu gan5es Sano ero6ert.
StrolRm, pie allf Dem 4Soraoe,
plab, maridierteu tic al Scn 6ene.
r1len porii6er. lSoran Die Gffi5icre,
bic shHeiOi9feit 5n ciner 8uqqno
erboben haben. oa5i gIeiderl
Shritt m0 9ritt, 10 nlori6iereu
iie - iui6 scr 3ui91uer a9ut ibre
llnipioerIteblihfeit.
llno so gro3ent oieier 2eute ipu.
ren lhou oertpltnoet, lte6en id1on
5llm 8lpeiten gtale I'M 6elo. Gle
Sffi5iere, Die in @ari6au 0ienit
tim niiiien bremen BOT gegieroa,
mieoer binaus an Die 5ront gu eiIer
Die 2elte, Die I'M @eltfrieg niitge-
fontpft bn6en, bdlt's ni6t mebr in
Ben @nrniionen. Der @eiit, Scr
6ieie W}eniden beieelt, fam ME Be.
liegt tper0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
Strcif in Guuueetient.

9lnIonia. Gonn., 10. Gebr. - ct.
ma $500 2fageitellte Der peri6ieoes
ncn sSo6riten Der 9lnericnu 9roB
60. inlo ou oen Streif ecgon9en.
SIN gan5en iin0 Oaonrf fat 1000
8erionen beiddftieungsIos getpor-
Sen. Die 9IpsIt1noigen berlangcn
bobere 2obne un0 before 9lrbeits
beoingiugen Die SSabrifmten ba-
ten 0jonberneur Solcolu1s. gaili5-
truppen nnd slnionia 8u ierOen; Der
@ouberueur bot ieooh oas erluhen
a6ihldgig beidienen. Oa Die @erbdlt-
ntiie einen ioldlen Sfritt nitt reht-
fertiaen, neil bisber Die Milbe nidt
geitort wurbe. gtm elaubt. ooB Ell.
nc @iniging 3miihen Den s5abrifan.
ten itno 5treifern er6ielt perOen
miro
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
Orr nrnr ariensftfrftGr9

@oibtneton. 10. Sebr. Syn bic.
figeH offi3ieaen areiien bolt iicb ons
@eriidlt auiredlt, OoB scr Msberigt
SonOuirtithaitsiefret1r als giadfnI-
ger 8arriions eruaunt meroen miro.
Serr @ouiton ielblt nolIte lid iiber
ole 8obrbeit 0ieies @eriid1ies nihi
mislaiien. 0ofl miuoe befonnt, 0ob
er oent Sousfonitee fiir 2onomirt.
id)ait ietnen 9eridt eineercidlt bat,
mo oaB laut oeniielben Die 3uit1noe
in ieinem Eepariement 0erartiae
fino. oab CT ioforf ieiacn ncuen 30,
iten antretcn fonne.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
gurQ,,O's
fall lrbt
jttt btuOr!
Die OiterreidJiid.nnsuriidJen Srnppcn
baben ben Seebnfeu MN 6rei
SeitsM nmrinat,

9ionL 19. f5ebr. 9ltra55o lit
bon oIterrei6ii9-uneoriiAen unO al.
boneiii6en Gtreitfrditen BON orei
5eiten unlringt. @lau gIoilbt, oaB
Die Staot oen oIterrei6ii6en 8eIas
gerltngsgeIdiisen li6t lange Stano
bnlten fam. 9luh Die 0IterreiAiiA.
Gegierune bat einen 8reis
ouf ben Sept @iino Gaidas eeiebt
uuO ibn einen @errater uno fir DO.
geIfrei ertldrt.
gSeitere ltebersriffe ser gllliierten.
Sfopenbogen, 10. 6ebr. 3eltt.
idle 8eitltngen beioBelL oaB Die gl-
liierten iid anid)iden, neitere grie-
dyiicbe Sorts 5il beieeen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
sdJredeustat ciner @stter.
Sine Offenbar tuu6niinuisc 6rnu Der.
brennt itdl nno tire beiben
566ter.

Rod SySlono, ST.. t9. 8ebr. =
9urb 5aruIien3lpiitigfeiten attr Ser
0neiilung aetrieben. idjloB fih 0ie
50 idbrige 8rau 8eroiliea 9olsfi, in
aeponee mobnbait NIT ibren beioen
Eodtcrn WldOden I'M glIter BON z
reip. 5 SSnbren. in ibr Nobn3intmer
elm iette Die aIeiOer Der sinoer in
8rauo, lob Slt tpie Die ornen @e.
idopSc Icbenoieen 2eibeg berbrann.
ten nno begiua Oann SeIbitmor1
olr9 8erbreiulen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
gutidlnftrrpoilrn nnac6oten.

@ui1nlgton, 10 3ebr. Erdf-
bent gSilion bat 9apiO 81. s5rmlcis
BON ct. Qouis. melber inter Glebe.
laub Sefretdr oeS SSrrnern un0 ipG-
ter 6ollberneur pon Miiionri mar,
CEN 9otihafferpoiten III ct. @eters.
burg auqe6oten, gefanutIid bai
Ser bisberiae 0ortiee 9otid)after
@eorgc Z. Wtnpre ieine 93eiigltation
einaereid)t. 0crr 5rancis bat iid)
ncdl iidlt entldloilen, oet 9soitcll
ouSllnebnIel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
Nnmufer seridlellt.

gellingbom. @ai6.. 10. 5ebr. -
Ger amerifauiidle 6iidOompfer 9ob.
LOT geriet bel einem fltr6tbaren
Sturu bel Gugioot sSslon0 nabe
Gooiof SSSlono olli einen 6clien un0
5eridellte. Die 9eiastng folulte lid,
on oos lticr retten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
gleiibena in @efa6r.

2[nalteroam, 10. 6ebr. SSlfoIee
eiues 0annnbruds lit has o6t 0}ei-
len bon 9lnitcroom befinoGhe SO
niten6an1 3u 6pei 0ritteln unter
9Saiier geIebt. l)lonitenoom lit qe.
gculpGrtig oic GcitOclt5 Der Souigiu
&ilbclnliue.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
SdlurOrn itimmt 5n.
Grb6cbcn in @iirttembera.

Stnttgort. ilber 2onbpl t9. febr.
0ie Sd)pdbiide Nib muroe ME
oer bird mebrere beftiee GroitoBe
eridlttert. Die aroBe 9lufregung un-
tcr Der gepolfeuine oerutinften.
Someit mic befonnf lit fein nennens.
nerter Sfnoen nngeridItet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
gsiQ reiianieren.

9ouoou, 10. 6ebr Cine 9e,
peide aus aopenbagen beiogt, 0ob
Der i6weoiide Nlarinertinilter 90.
8rpnitroem ieine Reiigndtion ein8it-
reiden beobfidtigt Ser @ruH0
bieriHr miro nidt u1gegeben. 6anS
gricsion miro ais iein gtodfoleer
be3eihnet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
Reine Weitere 0eut(C6e
1(Ote 1T 5ll erWartenl
Die Sentihc Geeiernng fat i'm Gu
iitania.5all baS lette 8urt
seiprDden.

Berlin iiber 2onDon, 10. Sebr. -
Sn Dieigeu boben 9teeierlingstrei-
fen berlmttet, oab 9eutidlnno iit
Der 2riitnnia. .g(ngelegenbett 0os let.
te 8ort aeiprnden uno fetne tpeitere
oiesbeaiisli4e 3ote mad 8uibington
ienoen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
Senrc Cper.

Chicago, 5a., 10. 6ebr. = Ole
6ie8iG6rige Soiiou Ser @roBen Gper
IN GDicago id)loB init einem 3efi3it
bon $9S,000. 0os Die bieiigen Inter.
nebner uno 8iirgen al 0eden baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19

(SonIt mare ia o1t6 Der ga13e
&atIhboot,arieg fir Die aas. Isle
cs Die 9llliierten uno ole 6irntd
Bilion berlonBeiL lnitBten Die bellt.
i6en Sau16oute erit an arulierte
0anlpfer, netde BON Der engliihen
9tegierltna ousoriifli9 Die 8eiilng
erbaIten bnben, Die oeutibeu Inter-
iee6oote dn5ugreiien eine 8arnitng
ergeben laIien ebe iie oieielbeu an-
greifen, tporauf Die unur fiir 8er-
teiOigungs3ipede" beltiidten Gam.
pier Der glqiierteu eil1fad Die
Saudboote berienfen fonnen)
G8 berridt iuiolgeoeiieit in Hieii.
gen Gegierungstreiien Die Weinung
ror, oaB 0ie tSeititellilng Oes aus-
oruds nfiir gerteibigltngs8lbede"
gu lnngpierigen ltnterbanoIitngen
init ben 8entralmGdten filbreu miro,
iobalo Berlin Die lebte Dtitteifilng
pom @rafcn pon @ernItorff erbalten
BAT, in tpelher 0ieier Die @niidteH
oes Serrn Gaming oes @eitereu
nnseiHanoeriett. 9iun gloubt, oab
nor ocn lesten Eagen Der ndAiten
8ohe Die 2lntiuort Der oeiltihen
8egieruna nidt eintareffen fam.
Comic Die 0eutjAe glntport ctnge-
trofien, miro o1s Staqtsont, iDie
oerlo1tet, cine forneae 9tote In Der
Galtd6oottrieg 5rage erEoiien, pcl-
DIE audi Geiterrei1-llngarn 5uge.
ltcllt meroen miro.
3ebn Gage berbIeibcn MIR nod,
bis bic ncue 8eroronnng Der 3en.
tralnla9tc betreiis Gerientlha ar.
iuierter 2onoelsoouipfer o6ne Aar.
nung III aroit trttt. gSdbren0 oic
Bm0esregierung niht felbit etlien
gIlIfihub perlnrgt bat, glau6t man,
o1B Scr ocittihe gotifafter ieiner
Ge1ierlng 5u eillem iolhcn geraten
bot iuoem er ouranf binmieS, oaB
Die 3uIosnote neIhe Die @rnn0tage
Scr beutiben gleaierltna III oieier
,5rdge biloet, bei Dem bieiigelt
2toatsamt nod uiht eingetrofieu
if. gober piirbe ein glufi6ub iii
Der 4ngeIegenbeit bier nidt iiber-
roiden.
Stein anfidIn6 beabiidltist.
Berlin, t9. 5ebr. (ssuntenberidt.)
- Die bieiigell 3eitungen peroi.
fentlihten geitern cine DepeI6e ans
Stem Dort, IN mel6er geid0t miro,
ooB Die neue @eroronltng Der 6eut.
iden Negierung, rntierte SmloeIss
ouulpfer obne ASornllng anaugrei.
len, ni6t, pie an9egeben am f..
9ldr5 ion0ern crit i'm 9lpril I'M
Strait treten miro.
9arauibin bat Sas gIuSm1rtiaeI
9lmt oie @rfl1rung erIoiien, odB iieI
iif Oiele 3epeif)e abIolltt nidt oen.
ten tnnn oilBer oie amcrifanildeI
3egierung fat Inn eineu 9lufihnb
aebeten. g}isber lit ie0oh IoIf Ser.
Ian9en bier nidt betalrnt getporocn.
sdlweOrn itimmt sn.
Stod6olln. t9. sebr. Sic
iflueoii6e 9fegierruaa bat iidl ali.
genideiilIih nit Der Iebten GrflG-
rumg Der 3entralmd9te betreifs Der
Eaadboot arieqfiibrlmg III Der 81.
hmit einperitan0en erfIdrt. Sic
fat alle idfDeOiideu 8iirger, pelhe
benbiidtigen, mlf 0onlpfern Der gn-
tentlmdhte cine 9eiie 81 uitternebs
men, bon Der oeltldjen 8arnnng
beuadridltiet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
Die eng(i(C6en
dr6Giter murren!
SrhrgsmittelprciIc enDrm geiliegeR,
Jiegiernng ni1nnt Sriten
ben S6naps.

2ouoon, 10. 5ebr. 9(us elmer
BON n@ooro Of 3rnoe" beroffentli6.
ten Stotiltif gc6t 6erpor, Dob oie
Sebensmittelprciie in @n9lonO I'M
s5onltor inn Qir6iduitt I'M meitcre
|t12 &ro8ent geitiegen iino lm0 Der
glufitlag fir Me6l uno 8rot mGb.
reno Oes Mopats 6 4Sro5ent betrllg.
Seit Dem geginn Oes &rieges fins
Die Breiie Der gtabrl1igsmittel int
3nr6l6nitt Inn 4712 9Sro5ent in
Die 9oBe gegdngea bod tr0itet 0as
SanOelsminiiteripnl ooS %ublifltm
init Der gebauptIlng, oaB Die Stei.
gertntg in 8erlin S3.4 &ro8ent be-
trage lmo in @ien gar 1929.
9ie u9oilp Stems beri6tet beltte,
oaB ole 9fegieruug bei6IoIIen bat,
aQe 8rennereien in england, 54ott
lanO, sSrlano mo g8ales at fonfis.
5erelL oa aller gllfobol, Der in Den.
ielben DergeiteIlt perOen tonne, fir
Die Wlilnitionsfa6rifen gebraudt mer.
De. @egen oieien Sdritt lit talltes
@tnrren 3u erlporterl, 0a Iid 6ie ar.
beitenOen alniien nidt gerne oes &C.
lUoDnten 5bnapieS bernitben loiien.
5rieOenSitimmen i'm garlament.
8GbrenO Der 3ebatte Hber sic
ahtmort ouf bic Gbronreoe oes a0-
uigs for0erte int ltnterGous Der Ii
berale @bgeoronete g9arles s. Gre
belban Die Hegierung auf bic ge-
Oingungen befairtt 5t geben. inter
oenen iie fid auf 8rieoensiulterbano-
Inngen einIaiien miiroe. 9lrtDllr
9onion6p, ein ailberer 2iberalcr,
brndte cine Sfeiolution eitL pelde
Die Sdoffung zines internationolen
Sdie0sgeridts sur 5hliAtung Der
Streitigfeiten bon Iationen perlangt.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-14
"Wt.T" AND "DRN"

doubt will all about the Mexican when
in the midst wet dry fight that will
eliminate a strength the polls in June. The
will which
tied To the saloons would mctle business hut the
interruption will be slight the trade has adjusted
.cf q the change II strictly moral issue.
The the fractional feeling Fortunate
citizens evidence letting those Immediately interested d.
of the fighting No blame those who have al their funds
vested liquor from their fortunes
will he made the line has his
pledge that another all that he REASONABLE, asked There
hi be respect honest
saloon Dcmng been ctcn,
The probtoni their through the ndescrcton at
saoon that have had little regard for regulation These few have
aspera,cd the citizens until there decided against them The
best suffer with and for the
1t is useless the for and the saloon II
will be repeated before the
ed The only by virtue of the ulic permission
other business that produces nothing worth aud i.
to public whether ul-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-14
"IF BRAINS WERE POWDER"

Of to
policy Fortunately adequately armed
thanks their of preparedness The moot of buying
the hands
the has another The isnuaon
under discipline would undertake anything
j. intelligence The
allow the
Mexico but when Americans threaten
ed n their ownc countrywide that's different.
speech Wednesday, Burton THE
shield of
border Until that time it j. left take
justified looking protection senator Burton
avoided all political eferencc m speech. Int the double hi
The will come the people
will demand the fulfill part
which calls of the individual his required
scryi N the defense
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-14
CAPITOL DOME

!. 4. I. 1. IL i. !. + !. !. !. !. - - :. = :.
Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. CroichetI
were callers nj the g. W Dexter
home Thursday.
mother spent Friday of last week
with Mr.. f.. r. Ilodsm and mother
Clyde Crotchiit i home on his
summer vacation
Mr.. f.. T. llod~"n. Mr.. Srnli
Mr.. Dexter. Mrs. Bell aud Elizabeth
Bell moiorcd 10 Columbus Friday.
J. 4. Gains and Walter Bryant are
lmsiallin. u new engine on the Raith
81 place.
ID. \. Gains aud family and Harry
Emery spent Sunday evening with
Ed Bell.
The Rev. J. d. Henry filed his
regular appointment Sunday. lie
preached u good sermon. Sunday
school was well attended.
Mr.. aud Mr.. j. 4. Gains and fam.
ilv spent Sunday at the G.. W. Has
kin~ home.
4 large number of ears went ia
Cnlnmbu, Sunday. Among those that
made the trip were George y. Wat
k;ns and family, Tom Taylor, Ton.
Mccartney. Jack IIuxtable and Mrs.
Dolly Lane.
Prof. George T.. Bell will leave the
community next Tuesday for Kan
sas. Oklahoma. and other states 10
take orders for hi, oil paintings.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-14
DON'T GET EXCITED

/. childish - that
What Washington hold, he
chief The quicker
will household
land promise settlers until
really of the
which tranquility
Is probable should
with That
penetrate
the : unbelievable
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-14
Z = + + + + + = I = + + + + + + =
= n0moAlE =
ft+tt+tt**+f

+ = IT, = = - I = = + + + + + =
= n0m0AlE =
++++++t++*+ + ++++4
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Yeargin, Mrs.
w. 4. Colt and daughter, Mrs. II. X.
Lucas, with Mrs. Danse of lola mo-
torcd to Columbus Tuesday.
T. Ousterhaut is digging for a pit
silo.
Mrs. II. X. Lucas departed Thurs
day for Hurley.
Joe Coppinger and Levi Reyes have
gone to Phoenix, Ariz.
Some OF the children have been
kept out of school by having the
whooping cough.
Miss Rebccca Coffin visited Mis-,
.loV;llo Watkins nj Con;toI Dome
ov., Sunodv
III. Raw / n u.nrv nr.,ohoJ al,
uo,do,. S,nJ,v
There was dance ut Hondale
Saturday s;ybt
prof ~ ~ Co,wav of IN. stint.
C,lle,. made n ink IN tbe Uondol,
..b,oI ,b;,dr., in IN. ;,,.ros,s ~ IN,
hays and .irls' elnh work las, Wcd.
ue.d,y
q n Su,niyer went to Columbu.
sunday
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-14
Fire at Park Garaqe

At midnight Tuesday sparks FROM
cigarette ienited waste con
tainer at the Park garage on Rail
road oulevard. and il was only by
the quick work of an employc that
the fire was prevented from con-
Meeting with a quantity of gasoline.
The arrival of the fire department
was prompt and the complete extin
gnished.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-14
SENDING GIFTS OF TOBACCO
TO SOLDIERS At the FRONT

Demine citizens have raised fund
for the purchase of tobacco for the
American soldiers now with the ex
Evolutionary force in Mexico. Part of
the offering was taken 10 the Col
umbus base Wednesday by Mrs. T.
=. Ryan. wife of Capt. T. r. Ryan
Of the Thirteenth cavalry.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-14

1t really observe the III raso papers describe pres
need of additional soldiers guard the Pass City Mcxan~
column read the column those
that the the terrible
s II Paso really needs the all right But how
be- under the accounting the shels7
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-14
ADVERTISING RATES


Public that expenditure public
should that elected
payers rather spend the funds
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-14

e. s. Phillips and Mrs. Phillips of
Hurley were Deming visitors Monday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-10
WILSON HAS EYES
ON CHICAGO MEET
With Political Friends Goes Over
Two Ballots Taken by Re
s. publicans.

washington, June 9.--Results of the
balloting at Chicago were received at
the White House tonight by special
wire, but President Wilson did not
see the dispatches until late at night
when he returned from the theater
Then he went over them carefully to-
gether with many personal messages
from Democratic leaders on tne
ground, watching the Republican and
Progressive conventions.
During the day, the president spent
several hours working on the draft OF
a. platform he is preparing for sub
mission to the Democratic convention
in st. Louis, and various planks also
were discussed at the cabinet meet
ing.
Word that the Republicans had be
gun balloting reached the president
lust as he was leaving for the theater
When he entered the box, the orches
ira played the "Star Spangled Ban
ner," and the audience stood and ap
plauded for several minutes.
Gathered at the White House to re-
ceive the MESSAGES from Chicago were
Representative Doremus, chairman OF
the Democratic congressional com
mttee: Secretary Tumulty and sew
eral other Democratic leaders. Mr.
Tumulty was in constant communica-
ton with members Of the Democratic
committee in Chicago.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-10
AVIATOR KILLED
!. AT PENSACOLA
Lieut.. r. F. suley Held World :;
Record for Altitude for Hydro
aeroplane Flights.

Washington, June 9.-Lieutenant
Richard F. Sufley, a navy aviator,
killed today at Pensacola, held a
worlds altitude record for hydroaero-
plane flights made last March when
he ascended to 1902 feet.
Lieutenant Sufley was 90 years of
age, and native of Kentucky. He
was appointed to the Naval academy
from that state in 1904, and has been
attached to the Pensacola station
since January; 1915. Preliminary re-
ports to the navy department indicat-
ed that the accident was caused by
the breaking of the tail of the hydro
aeroplane during fights.
Lieutenant Sufley was using a ma
chine in which he had made two
worlds hydroaeroplane records. He
was 700 feet in the air. The observer
at the United States Aeronautical sta
tiOn saw the machine dive straight
downward and strike the island. Sub
ley was placed in charge of the de
partment Of instruction at the station
here year ago. He was deemed an
exceedingly cautious pilot. Last Mon
day he remained in the air eight
hours and thirty minutes. 1t was
said to be a worlds record for craft
of this type.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-10
ROOSEVELT GETS
PLEDGE TO DELAY
MOOSE SELECTION
Progressives Promise to Wait Un
til the Republicans Nomi-
nate.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, June 9.-Col
Roosevelt announced tonight that he
had exacted a pledge from the Pro
morrow.
The Progressive national conven.
tion is becoming restless. Col. Roose.
velt admitted tonight. Telephone
calls for him have come almost hourly
and sometimes half hourly during the
day. He has been pressed for infor-
nation as to how much longer it
would be before there would be a
nomination.
Col. Roosevelt responded in effect
to each appeal by advising delay and
proposing that the Progressives wait
until some definite action was taken
by the Republicans. Col. Roosevelt
tonight still refused to indicate his at
titude in regard to the nomination of
a separate ticket by Progressives.
1t is the general opinion in Oyster
Bay tonight, however. that unless
the Republicans show a spirit of &C
commodation," the Progressives un-
doubtedly will place third ticket in
the field.
Col. Roosevelt appeared to be deep
ly interested tonight when informed
of the result of the first ballot in the
Republican convention. He declined,
however, to make any comments and
said he probably would have no state
ment to issue tonight.
Wire Roofing for Teddy.
Col. Roosevelt tonight made public
the following telegram he had receiv'
ed from Frank M. Maclennan, editor
of the Topeka Kan.) State Journal,
who supported VIM. H. Taft in 1917:
81 am going to stay with you. ii
even only one convention nominates
you. If the Progressive party only is
to nominate you, then that party will
virtually be the American party for
preparedness and protection to the
country's people, Industries, honor
and respect, and will draw men and
women from all parties.
'The Topeka State Journal is an
independent paper but we Republi
cans and all others can make our eff
fective protest only through you as
a standard bearer and hereafter suffer
ing the sorrow and humiliation from
the loss of our standing and com
manding influence among the nations
caused by President Wilson's weak
and wobbling words and policies and
actions"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-10
new PRESIDENT \
IS ACCEPTABLE
Chinese People Pleased With the
Successor to Late Yuan
Obi Kai.

Washington, June 9.-Willing ac.
ceptance; by all Chinese people Of the
new president, Ii Yuan Hung, was in.
dicated in official dispatches reaching
the state department today. Presi
dent Wilson today received cable.
gram from President Lii Yuan Hung
replying to a message of coincidence
on the death of Yuan Chi Kai.
The reply was as follows:
"On behalf Of the government and
people of China, / thank the govern.
ment and people Of the United States
and yourself for your message Of sym.
pathy on the occasion of the death OF
President Yuan Chi Kai Madame
Yuan desires me to express to Mrs.
Wilson and yourself her heartfelt
thanks for your kind expression of
sympathy, guided by the great ideas
that have made the United States an
enduring republic and prosperous
country. l hope to fully realize your
wishes for the prosperity of the Chi.
nese people"