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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22

Mrs. Emma Knoll left Friday to spend
the winter IN the east visiting friends
and relatives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22

DR.. SchaFer and Walter Speen of
SalIda. recently spent three days in
Gurnis0n.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Czynsh and Chas.
Tweed were arrivals from Forest Hill
last week
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22

N"flAA 80. Vfs@A
department Of the Interior
L $. LRuh OtiLcr 81 M-ntrn lmLOraio
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22
Notice for Publication

tiTst 4bllcAllDu. sept. :, 1910
Last publication. Oct. g. 1915
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST

H. c. Brownel! Of Crystal. was in
town last week
Z. A. Mitchell and family left for
Cedaredge Thursday morning in their
car.
Mrs. LangstafF. sister Of Frank Dunn,
was an east-bount passenger Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. e Cavnsh and Chas.
Tweed were arrivals from Forest Hill
last week.
DR.. Schafer and Walter Speen of
SaIlda. recently spent three days in
Gurnison.
Mrs. Emma Knoll left Friday to spend
the winter in the east visiting friends
and relatives.
Miss Emma Foster left Greeley Sat
urday evening. She will attend Teach
er's college there.
W. l. Hines and Nj and Mrs. John
Bristol Of Dss MoInes. Iowa, are visit
ing the Harry Lintons.
Mckinley Wagner OF Eckert, was
down from LeFevre's ranch, where he
has been hsyIng, Friday.
". II. Corum was a Gunnison visitor
two days last week. Mrs. Corum spent
Saturday with him at Pitkin.
J. c. Lindsey, brother Of Judge Ben
Lindsey Of the Denver Juvenile court,
was a Chicago visitor in town Thursday.
". K. Hood and 7. A Boughton
brought the ballots IN from Marble,
Colo, Thursday. H. 6. Brownell came
over from Marble.
f. c. WeatheriIl and party left the
latter part of last week for Ogden,
Utah. This is the final breaking up of
Que Qua for this year
j. T. Elliot. w. V. Price, and J.
Hoops Of Denver, and II. X. Risley and
W. L. Sibey of Grand Junction. we're
in town last week inspecting the teie-
phone system here.
W. H. Eckbert Of Pitkin, and HI nry
Bartlett spent the latter part of hs j.
week hunting in this vicinity. Iuexs
are the principal game these days.
Rabbit season starts October first,
Earl Mullin and wife departed for u
months visit with Mrs. Mullin's parents
in Grand Junction. presumably to sho~l
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abselebnt
Snt oas amgariidje Gariament bic
Ginbernfuns Der SelegatiDuen
Weldle BON ben SppuiitionsiiiBreru,
ben Wrafen 9lnSraiiy nib Zip.
pOugi beantragt NOR.
ben nar.

2on6oM %. September. -, 9ln
Die gleuter Telegram Go. eeIangte
bon guoapeft iiber. amitercam eiuo
9eptipe, tpeI6e meloet, oaB bas I'M.
gariide parlamertt BEN aIntrag oer
Sppoiitiunsfiibrer, Der 6rafen aa.
brpiip NIB gLpponpi, peIhe Derlans'
len. oaB Die 9elegatpnen eiitberlIfen
iYerben iolleit, abgeletnt babe. Ger
encrgiide &anrpf, tpeId)en bic beioen
grafen felt mebreren @oAcn seseu
BEN 9renlier 2issa geiiibrt Batter,
battc IN Dem antrog gegipfeIt, Sic
Geis3ationen einsuberuier. Gs iino
bics sfbgeorbnete. oon beioen 9dnoer.
t1lften ipelde 9lngelegenbeiten be-
ratbeiL bic Seiterreih uro llngarn
aIcidrrlndben bctreifen.
Ter Gtlirnt tpeIAer iiber ben arc.
mier Sis3a erguiigen mar, bafte lei.
ncn SodJitpiurft beim slrid)luB 3iu.
martens an Die aQiirten errciht. Die
slrgelegenbeitet, pelf)e oie Sppoii.
ticn ben Telegationen uitterbreitct
iaiis,, spOlte, NOR bic arpshIidjs I'm
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@reiien eriolsreid ruiiifde ariess'
- fhiffe i'm SdJparsrnMeer au.

gerIiH %. SepterIber. Lieut..
ide Rarineflugseuge," iagt cine ont
II. Gepternber bonn oeiitiden Start
ncr1tliIteri1uu per0fiertlibter offiji'
eqer gerift, ugrifieH am 90. Ses.
ten;ber In erfolgreider @etie 5lrei
ruiiiite Sfyiffe on, Don benen
ous 4eroDlane aIfflogen, nn6 Die BON
eineln &rei,5er urtb mesreren 3erIto.
rern begIeitet, ii6 Der 6uIsariiden
Giilte in Der @eeero con @arna ma
ber.en. Dic feinbliten Sdiffe Uur.
len gum iofcrtieen Ritf5ug ge6lulm'
gen lnb BON itnieren GIusaeteeu per.
folst.
n9cltif)e @aiierfIugSeuge griifen
ipdter IN erfolgreider 8eiie feinbIitc
Sranspprtoanpfer in Gonitut5a an
lmh beIegten aud Die giienbafn in
Der noroIiden 9obruSid;a nit Bonn.
ben. Sros beftiger geihiesiiue febr.
ten ale Slugseuge ulrDeriebrt 5u'
rid
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aim Wtittippd) Msnrgem
Soa Der grobe SbmPatBieaStreit in
G&ep gort in &roft treten.
9ieier gefebl tpurbe am 5rettag
2t6enb BON ben 2(rbeiterfiibrern
erlaIIen.
100000 Maun tperben bur9 oeniel'
ben betroffen.
Der 9raiiOent Der 3ranfit @pmpan9
Derpeigert tpeitere lInterbanbz
lungen nit ben Streitern.

Repgort %. September. &m
5reitag 4beno puroen bic organiitga
ten Qlrbeiter jeber Snbuitris in @rOB
Reip yort formel aufgeforOert, tbte
2lrbeit am ndhiten Wlittpo6 Wiorgsn
aus Sbmpat6ie NIT ben ltreitenotn
StroBenba4n > 9(ngeitelten nieoer3as
legen unO 2lrbeiterfii3rer ertldrtsH
.bab burd ben 8efe6l aunaberno 600,'
600 Ulann betroIfen nerDen.
Der Streitbefebl mar in eIHtr Res
ioIutipn eHtbaIten, pel5e in einer
&onferens BON Q(rbeiterfiibrern ange
uommen nur0e, an Der 8ertreter Der
Qrbeiter Srgantidtionen aIler g0u=
rougbs Der Stqot tbeilgenommen bats
ten. IS Derlautet, oaB Der Streitbes
febl nt8t nur an bic organtiirten 4rs
better bon Rep 9prt erging, TonOcrH
audi an iOl6e in @eit6eiter @ouHtn,
tpo bic Stdbte gonters, Sem Rp4ele
uHD MOunt 9ernOu liegsu
syn nem geFeBle beiBt es, oaB
llnipns 2trbeiter unmDgli9 1lF
Maggons fabren tonnten, Del6e BON
Gtreifbre6ern beoient iperben. grneit
8obm, Der Setretdr Der Gental Ga
bbr Union, iagte, in Jdllen, in oenen
5fpii3en Qrbeitgebsru unD glngeItelltea
ein &Ontratt beitebe, peroe Der eritere
bena6riftigt perbeu, bab bic 2lnge=
itellten teine Sabrgelegenbeit bo6ea
nno bdB fie, penn Der 9trbeitqeber
ni4t fir ioI3e iDrge gu 9auIe blei6en
miibten.
.lInionsar6eiter", fagteSerr 8o6m,
.tperben ibr 2eben teinen Waggors
anpertrduen, pel4e bon unerfa6renen
Motorfiibrern beoieut unb BON 9oIis
5iIten beIdiBt nerber. Der aqaes
meine Strstt tptrb erfolgen, neil Or
bettgeber bpn Union 4nueitelteu
ni9t fir iplae 9ga6rqelegen1eit fir
Die leBtereu iprgen lpouen, bic es i6s
ueH erm0gIidt, pbne 9efabr CUR Or
BELT unb nu4 5ouie fabreH 5u t0Hs
nen".
S5eubore g. Gbonts, tsr 9rdiioent
Der Snter6orougb Rapip 1rariit
GpmpanD unb Der g}ep gort Ruilz
naps g., tpiber6oIte am 5reitag ieis
ne GrtlGrung, bab sr entT6loTeu fsi,
ntht lGnger nit ben Gtrettern gu
per6dnbelu.
r@enn i6 bag tbun puroe, bcHn
bdtten bic lpnal geNiebeneu Mdnner
her Sntsrboroug6 9ruberid5aft cine
quite llria6e, an ben Streif 5u ge6en",
fugte 6err SbpHtg. Limb uuberoem
liegt gar tetn 8runb fir llnterbanos
lungen por. gs eriitirt fein Streit.
@ir befOrbern mebr 4erIonen auf Der
llntergrunbbabn, uuf Der 6phbabn
unb In ben Stetnipun Sutes uls je
5upor, 9tm 0onnerftdg bef6roerten
mir 2,208,275 Qsrionen, 387,639
mebr aIs am Ielben Gage I'M 8prjubr.
Ter 9tenft auF ben GtraberbabneH lit
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Die bemtihen nnb bfterrei'
hii6en Eibiliften
Die bpn ben griten non bem Fam.
pier gGbina" berabsebolt
wuroeu,
8eroen arm 2S. Septembsr nadI
S6augbai snriifgebra6t
iueroen.

Dai6ington, 9. g., %. Sspt.
0as Staatsoepartelnent purbe anl
SreItag benafri6tigt. bog Die oeut'
i6en mtb oiterreidEi6en Gtotliiten,
bic pon einem britii1en RriegsitiiI
aitf Der Subrt DON Sbunghui nadJ
Wtonila DON oem uuerifariiterl
Sanapfer China" berabgebolt Uur'
6en am %. Septenlbcr wieNer nodj
S6orgbat suriifgebraft tDeroelI
tuiiroen. Die britiife Reaieruitg batte
itou Dor mebreren 8oten geoauer'l
iiber oen @orfaa atsaebriift utto it'd
bereit ertlGrt, bic @efaugenen freBu'
laIjeu.
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Ja bsn Rarpatbex
2aFm bic 4nsriffe Der RuHeH an
6eftigteit rad.
4uf btm ttaIieniiden ariessf9Gapla5
bat ii9 nidts Wi1tisss ereignet.

Berlin, 20. Sept. auf brabtlo.
fem Wege nab SappiIe, u. q. Der
am srsiiag bonn 0fierreibiib unsas
ridden Sauptquartier bter Der6ffeat-
li4t. Offisisas 9eri&t Ia1itst mic
folst:
Din Der ruHdnsf9eu Gront III bic
Gage unperdnbert.
.Gront bes graber5oas SarlJrans:
.Jn ben &arpltben babeu bic 4ngrrffc
Der RuHen etfpas Ha4Je.dfien. 4n<
grifie Der RuHen fpurben nDrbli9 bon
Sorna Batra, iiibipe!tfi9 DON aucas
Gin unb in Der Gssenb BON auoop1
suriidsei6laseE. Der Sipfsl bes
Smotrsc gerses sing p.eoer emma.
an ben yeiilb Derloren.
r5ront bes prin3en GeopOlb DOT;
9apern: 4n Der Jront bes Generals
BON 80bmzg zgrmolli baben bic grtille'
ries.fedte an Seftisteit sugenommsn.
Seitlih BON Spiniubp iiellte berBetno
unf.ren 2lnsrlffsfolonntn friite5rups
pen entsessn, Der Geinc parb. iiber,
al 5uriidseidlager.
.auf bem italieniIden fpie auf bem
iiitpeitli6en Hriessf9auplab bat iid
ni&ts bon Wihtigtsit ereignet.'
Der Neid)stag
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Der HeihstGg
@nb am %. septeinber tuieSr an.
iammentrettn.
seine 2esislatnr.EeriUSe purSc pom
SnaSesratb INN elm Sabr per.
lGngert.

Berlin. %. Septem5ec. = Senl
@ieSerSuiamruentritt bes Sfeid,Std.
qcs, pelder am 90. Septeniber itait.
fimSet, tperben in ben rdhiten Tngeil
pertrniIife aonfereipen 3triidcn
benz Miniiter oes @eiiberen Serrn
ron sSagotp, unb ben peri1ieeenen
9arteiiiibrern uorangeben.
wtan ertpartet. bab Or. Bon Beth.
nnanI.Solltpeg, Der 2eihsfan5rer, sci
Der grofiliing bcs Heid)staoes cine
0leoe baIten tpirb. Nad itm iuir6
Or. aarl SeIfierih, Ser Mliniiter S,s
scsriicrn, iiber ole ipirttidnitIid)c Gage
IN IentidIano ipreten.
Enrfy gei6IuB oes 9unSesrnthes
,rirbe oie 9eeislntlir. .periobe beg
jeeiaen gfei1staces, BIZ, i'm Sani,ar
1917 abIaiifen riirbe, Inn ein Sahr
&,sA bie usueuipdrttos
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Ser ySelpinia "sSal oeN'
aifin erlebigt.
Die britif DE Regterung.
giebt fslbit It su, baB Der
8 NJ p fer auf eipe
mime aufgelaus

8aibtngtOn, .. G., %, Sept.
Der 6au bes brtttihen SautpferS
rSelpinia", NIT benz fi9 bus Staats.
Departement bef4dftigt bat, ieitbsm
er am 2. September auf Der 5abrt pou
9epport Reipg na9 @Iusgup IN 5olge
einer @rpIpitpH untergtus, NIT %
Mmeritanern an 8orb, fpuroe am
Jreitag befiuitiD erIeotgt, tnbem bus
StaatsOepartement Offi5isIl DOm bri,
tiIcben WIdrineuliutftertum bena1ri9a
tigt fpurbe, bic gtegieruus IN Gpnoou
lei iiberSeust bunpn, oab Der 9dutpfer
our6 guflaufen auf etne Wetne ger
it0rt tDoroeu lei.
Nlebrere an 9prb bes Oarnpfers be-
ftnbli9e amerituntI9e WluuItbier'
tuedte batten bic &nitht dlsgeoriidt,
bag bic ,Selpiliu" Don etrem Sorpe3c
aeritDrt porbsn mar. Ons StGatEpes
partement bate iich cine Gn5nbI Der,
eipiater 9lusiagen opn bieIen 2euteu
perIdafft, bic gneeleserbett mar aber
nod niht 70 peit gebieben, DAB fDr'
melle glrfrusen BEL ber beutfhen Bes
girrfne semaht ipsrben fonnten.
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idbfgfeit Der GfterreidJiitlen Ne9ic'
rlmg. bic aiisipdrtige 8olittf gu lei
tell, iopie bic angeblibe ltnipirfiam.
felt Der oiterreidiidpunsarii9en 2!r.
lnee-gerlpaltung.
Ger @raf gifael aarolpt, Der
Praiioent Der ungarii6en una6ban.
oisfeits.partei itellte am sSreitag Die
$rage n ben Trentier 2is5a, Oh Der
aonig BON ltngarn ieine iouberanen
Rcfltc al BEN beutiben Gaiier abge.
trcter ba6e. Ger grentier eriDt6erte,
mie es in Der 9epeibe 5eiBt, oaB Der
Graf aarolpi fnlf6 inforntirt lei.
Ser aonig BON ltngnrn babe feline
ioliper1nen Redte Doll bei5ebaItell.
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Gintinnatt eamaas, ben 23 september 1916.
Die 2suntdnen in ser 9o6ruo(6a pom Der Armee
2la&en(en's ge(6lagen

nit, miblang. Sim Wosleniea sbaf
fuurbsn feinblihe Bataillone 1T bic
fyludt sefdlastn. auf teiben Seiten
bes Warbar SluFes fcnbsn I9tpaHs
artiaerieaefed's itatt. Sm Strunlas
Sbal unb an Der Riiife bss 2legdiIden
Meeres herrI4t DerbGltnibmdbise
Stille.
.RImdniIds Sront: Gangs Der 30.
nau bersins Der Sag in berbGltnibe
mdbis.r Still. syn ber Dobrublda
tofolibiren uMIere Iruppen bic ers
oberten pofitisnen. Gs baben nui
G:fe4te BON untergeorpneter 8ebeus
tung itattgefitnben. Deutife 4piatis
Ter baben in srfolsrei1sr Weife bic
rumdniife giienbabn bei Sobernabds
ba ansesriffen unb iie ftarl befddbist.
Gin aus % S4ifTen deficiencies ruiz
fif9es Gjefdpcper bat in erfolsioier
Weiie bic 0ftiid unb nGrblib bon benz
DorFe perDef:a am SdnarSen Meer
selesenen 50ben bef9cfen. llniere
Mptdtiier pereitelten einen 4ngrtff
bon feinbliden WaHerflns5eugen auf
Warna.
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2iuei brifiid)e lIntertbanea
mnn SO Sarraasa'
gploaten
4nsebIi9 ppn @iIlatf en-
BET Surp'am, MeIito,
erfdlpffen.

@alpefton, Serag, %. Sept
Der 0ampTer ~SDpiIa", Der am Jrei'
taq DON 5antpico angetommen 1T,
lberbrd9te bic Rudrift, oub am Is.
Septenber ganbiten, bic iih 8illaiiten
nunnten, Elm Oelfelb bel Gurpum
itberfislen, Spei britii9e llnhrtbaHen
urs ibren Wobnunseu herdusboltcr
unn erI1oien unb 80 BOMBS 'Garrars
mGoibutsn t5btsten.
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1rGH3bfii&es llnterfeebso
Sm Qfbriatii9sn Weer Don Siterreis
&iI4 . unsariiden 9lDiatitern
berfenft.
Die sanae % Mann farte gsfabuus
ssfdneen senomnsn.

Berlin, %. Sept. auf brdbtlo,
fem Wese nah GupDillt. Das frans
50fiide llnt.rTeeboot .SaurusA 1T I'm
fiibIihen Ebsil bes Mbriatii6en Wse,
req nit 8ombsn, bic Don Jiterrei9iids
,ungarifden Martneflus5susen abses
iporfen tpurbsn, DerIentt porbeu. Sie
sanse 90 Rann ftdrte Beiabuns ipur>
be sersttet unb sefansen seuommen.
Ser offiaieIle gsriest bes Rartnes
miuiiteriums Iautet ipie folst:
Gin 1ftsrreidif9 unsdrti4es
WaHerflus5.us bat nit 5ilfe bon
Bomber bag frana0fifte llntsrfeeboOt
n5puoaus- i'm fiibli9en 9beil bes
abriaiifden Useerss Ds.isntt. Der
Center bes 4erpplans mar Der 2eut'
udnt Gele5enp unb Der @sDba&ter ber
2eutnant DON 4Iimbura
Die sanse Ssiasuns S.s llnteri.e'
boOtss, aus slpei Offisiesen unb 27
Mann beits6enO, Don b,nsn pisle benz
Gririnten nabe paren. fpurbsn seret.
tel unb BON Dem MaiIerflusseas, 10,
ipis einem anb:ren. Don Dem 2eutnant
aomiepre, mi. benz aabetten 3eDera
ais geoba9ter, sefiibrt sefanseu Ss'
nommsn.
Cine balbe gtHnbs fpGier iuurbe bic
in benz Boot sinseiperrt: Dtannraaft
BON einsm TrnppenfGiff absehOIt,
pdbrsnb bic beibsn Offi,:ere an goro
Der Mariusflusseuse ans 2anb se'
bia4t tpurben.
: Sn ben aur Sanb befinbIiasn Ma
rint Resiitern III tein frans6iiidts
llnterieeboot BEE Ramens .JoueauS
nr,eihnet. Tds perientte Boot mar
ipabrf4.inli9 bas unte-iseboot .JOu.
eault1, oas i'm Sabre 1912 in Gher'
bours gebout ipurSe.
Qlm Ia. Sanuar b. ). purbe bon
Rom @ aus teridtet, bab bag franz
a5iii9e llnterissboot ~Goucault1 TN
4briatifdsn Mser einen Ufterrei9ti&en
arsuser BON Stewardship perfsntt
bebe. 2lm 18. Januar ertldrie bic
buIboffi3ielIe llsberfee . Nadnidters
9lseniur Don Berlin, bdB teiH 0fers
reiaii9 ,mscriitss ariessfdiff psrs
mibi iperbs, unb iie fiis.e bin5u:
.Oie .GoucauIt1 bat piellei4t aus
g.risbsn Gin S9iff Der gmteHiemd4ts
Derientt.1
Gdteborid3terlidj y
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Sarpm npu Sbenf,
Der pon ben 1iliirts u
aus 9rie6enluuS aus
g.pisisn purSe, in

Berlin nngetommeu.
amfsrbam, %. Sept. Der
gerliner 2otaIan5sigsr tiinoist an,
'bab Baron Don Sdent, Der friibers
0irsttpr Der bsutIasn 9spppasunba in
@rie6enlanb, Der BON cen Gntelte-
ma6ten sstpdItlam aus benz aaH@
be binausgeI6iGt purb:. m gerli,e
anqetommen I'll. Sn eiilsm Snterpisp
nit einem Bertreter bes 2otalz4n5eie
aers Iaste Baron BON SGent:
.griehenlanb befinoe! iid jest DolIs
ita1,Sis auisr benz DaliIneu @sniselass
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2ceislatlr-Beriobe 6es 9dnotnges
BON GliaB-2otbringen fpl:roe ani elm
peiteres Safe ulsgeosbnt.
Osutf4e Tlteger il ber 9 -
per.
2onbon, %. Sept. Sin beutf6es
Rarinsflus5sug fog am Greitas iibsr
DoDer bin unb mari brei Bomber ab.
ed tpurbe aber NieHdrts getObtet obsr
Deripunbst, pie OffisieG aHsstiinoist
ipurbs. 0us feinbIi4e SIug8eug tpurbe
Don 4bpsbrtanOnen beriast.
9eutiHe Wtartns'sslms'
5enSe
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Gtbieberidjterlih
Coll bit btutf4 bolIGns
bif9e .1ubdn ntia1 Ron,
trootrfe erlebtst
lperben.

Berlin, %. Sept. qluf brabtlos
fem Msss mad Sappills. Die beuiide
unb bic bondnbiide Rsgisruns bdben.
ipie bie llebtrite gaad,ihtenagentur
iast, Dsreinbari. bab bic Gntideibung
iibtr bns Werlsnten bes boldnbiffeH
Oampfers .1ufantia" mad bem Rrits
ge sinsm intttnotionaIen Gnitbsoss
S.6t an1simosostsn tpetssa {a1A
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Q&etterberidbt.

sir O6io unb bas neIflic6e
PenniBlbunier; 3riibes. ettpas tii6les
res 8etter am Samitug. 2tm Spnns
tag f90nes Wetter.
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Ser eriediidJe Pansers
ger v0sursip Mnerpf"
MD6te fiq Der reoo III ttO'
nGreH Bepegung ans
-fGlisben.

2onbon, %. Sept. 41ie aus
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Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-08-11

board his car at an out of the way
station and bind him, without injur-
ing him, and shoot a few bullets
through the side of the car SO as to
make it appear that he had made a
fight, and that subsequently they
would divide the spoils and that no
body would ever suspect Lumas on ac-
count of his good standing with the
company. Lumas finally was persuad-
ed to enter into the plot. He learned
that a safe containing a sun of money
exceeding four thousand dollars and
some other valuables was to be
shipped on his train, and notified
Downer. Downer and Little AL took
a train from Detroit and reached Ro-
han a little ahead of Lumas' train.
After the robbery, when he had re-
turned to Detroit, Downer sent Lumas
a letter containing ten dollars, with
the promise to send him more later
on; but Lumas had never received an
other penny. His conscience had
troubled him and he had been drink
ing heavily in consequence. Lumas
stated, further, that he had become
convinced that the confederates had
tried to strangle him with the gag, SO
as to be able to keep all the spoils and
at the same time to remove a danger
ous ally.
All the officials Of the express COM
pany were amazed at Lumas' confess
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-08-11
SHAKESPEARE SEIZED IDEAS
Appropriated Entire Structures Of Eel.
low PIaywrights' Dramas, Writes
Critic of Bard of Avon.

The reader now has the fabulous
story of Macbeth" as it existed when,
by the arrival of King James l In Lon
don there was theatrical value to be
found by Shakespeare In a Scots play.
We have read the story Is it existed in
English when Shakespeare came up to
London; as it existed in Latin before
he was born; as it would have existed
until today whether both Shakespeare
and Middleton had lived or not, or
eve If there had been no written Eng
lish language.
A thought so impressive concerning
Macbeth" is to be considered here as
casting intellectual light on our mod
ern attitude toward the entire scrip
lures of Shakespeare. 1t is to be ac-
cepted by his ~worshipers that Shake
speare licked histories, novels, poems
into shape for acting, and the fact that
u fellow-playwright was striving to
earn a living in an original way did
not deter Shakespeare from seizing the
entire structure of that fellow play
wright's drama. We shall advert to
such an act on his part because a man
of genius, Robert Greene, thus de-
spoiled, and dying in penury, cried out
against the injustice of his fate.-"Wli-
liam Shakespeare" John McGovern. in
National Magazine.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-08-11
PLENTY OF TRUTH IN WORLD
But 1t Is Impossible Unless One
Ignores Fact Long Enough to
Examine Soul, Says Writer.

A writer in the Atlantic makes use
OF the sentence: Until the facts are
In their right order there is no truth"
He might have expressed 1t until the
facts are all In and in their right or
der" ETC., for truth is not directed
from limited facts. Edmund Burke
gave this definition: ''Truth is those
unalterable relations which Provi-
dence has ordained that everything
Should bear to every other" So it is
not the right order but the number
tina expresses the truth. And here is
the fearful dilemma we encounter,
since 1t is impossible to get all the
facts, for no fact is unrelated, 1t is
impossible to get at the truth. Human
reason does not reveal 1t, which ex-
plains why human reason is always
disagreeirg about it. There is not q
point In the universe that human rea-
son is solid upon. Then there is no
truth In the world? Yes; plenty of it
the intuition, the inspiration, the
fruit OF h spirit and the voice of the
conscience. But the relation of every
thing to everything, in all time and
eternity and in all the universe. is i'm
possible, and hence truth is impossi-
bic, unless n ignores fact long
enough to ask the soul what it means.
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sion. ! turned the man over to my
operative and took the first train for
Detroit, where | arrested Denny Down.
er. Downer at once admitted his con
nection with the robbery, and stated
that Little Al" was AL Perry of Bos-
ton, a noted porch climber and thief.
Downer and Perry were lodged In
the county Jail at Wabash, Ind. In
due course both were put on trial,
They pleaded guilty, and each man re-
ceived a sentence of six years in the
~penitentiary at Michigan City, Ind.
Their sentences were made compare
lively light because they pleaded
guilty.
Lumas, who pleaded guilty also, was
used as a witness before the grand
jury against Downer and Perry. AS
he was much younger than the two
men, and inexperienced in crime, and
had, Furthermore, been used as a tool
by them, sentence on him was sus~
pended. i
After the robbery the express COM
pany had offered a reward for the ar
rest and conviction of each OF the
robbers, and when they had been con-
victed Pat O'Neal, the private detec-
tive, filed a claim against the COM
pany to recover the money. AS he had
had nothing to do with the arrest or
the conviction, he naturally failed to
obtain it. .