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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13
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qommiffieHers Du!et
o mtIton goufIfh. Cbtp.

6tnetunati. g.. 2S. widu 1919.
gerfteseiis pHaebote ptseen tng !,
Gounfb gommiiIioHfrs bis greitua, ben
q. aprti 1915, I'M i2 ubr mhttnae. fnr ble
ua6i.ebenbe gcnHfpsgtbeit;
Sends ben Sgesifisniionen 20. e53 - bhr
aonlrei1ra6e an eagle Grtd Boob. nnte 5eon
Smitb's Rloe ii eolerdir 1cfvnibtp. In uebes'
finfitmniuna init ben 9ermrfnnGel Elais.
areug sei,icreH. Sorlnitiaa, Rl1Hens NrctiIeu
nnb Epesififniicren Dnthr, oliiiifaeHb IN Der
Cffiee Der Comm GommiiIIoners bee bsfaoieH
eoguibs.
Gdbere 3niermailon NIB EIaHfo.sIHaebcit
fir bic urbelt forren IN bsr Ciiite ees GcInip
EntteDcrs erlnHgt ipsresn
Sebes elneebot ninb bon eintm Hone W ner
Gulnrte bon ls50O.00) iiinfbnHbert golnrs be.
gieifet feiu. cefr bon einem csrtfisrisH ghed
snm aIfi6en @siraae aif cine icioenit eani,
als cline @ardn.ie. bnt Elm acntrdii e,ige'
ennoen ,vitb, i'm Sale bds aHeeboi rHseHoiH'
men ipirb.
Bieisr mIIFrn bic esbrndieu eormnIare.
ipelds bafiit poraefebeu fsrb. benneer. bd ieiHe
nnDgrcn ofieenomnien iptfber.
Ter Bieier, ipsfem Der aeu.rnli snsriaHHi
ipirb, ut eebalten, eiren @onb ~ htr euntuie
Der 1aiite be rcntrnit. .2rflits 81 iteltr, III
Ietereinliimnunp nit btT Gelet.
lie Gountn Qorimlfontrs tebnlien iit snt
sie6i bcr. ifssnesIn oesr aus anss6os su
On Mntiras sss eoars Of sdmiIi'H Gsuuia
aHsX: aissifRsinbarsf gI.h;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13
GEO. P. SCHWEITzER,
VOLKSBLATT
10 B R 90 N s
127 Eit z. StraEe.
Srittfiafi)eit

ieper uri IN beuifAw nHb .enoili4sr esfnts
ilr 6a61ffsItutf. gsrsiftf ftr. uebstietunGfn
ssrbsn OUT pnuf0 bsioret
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13
Die Stubt Sisrra MOiaoa BON 9ilIa.
gaHoiten pDlis ausseraubt.

W htngtOn, 9.G., u. QpriI.
Sn OffiSieQen areiien itebt Der plaR
elmer @srmebruHg Der 2ruppen oes
Ggpeoitirnstorps pieper i'm 9prDers
srunoe. gBis beute 4bsno in @rfabs
runs sebra6t lpurOe, feien na9 Del
Hudtabr oes ariegsietretdrs 8uter
DON GIepeIanb pidtiss @ntpitsluHs
gen su erparten.
Is Duroe Offi5iea srtlGrt, bab ans
| semsieHe @OrbereitungeH fir bic lpeis
tereH 9speguigsn oss Generals pers
ibing in ietner SagO auf 9ila sstrofs
fen uHb ale gpentuaIitdten in Bee
traat seSosen iperbsn foIlsn. Raments
lid iol Die &pmmunitatiOnsIinie in
entipre4eHoer DetIe osritdytt psrs
ben.
SrOB bes gemeloetsn aussisbisen
9sbrau9s Der meritaniIhen gabnen
beim @erianbt bon 9orrdt5en purbs
ni6t ungeOeutet, bab bic sspIants
8eritGrtung bes Observation-Disclosures
ir9eH0tpie rebu5irt lperben piirbs.
Die geiorgnib Der WliIitdrbebOrben
an Der @renSe in 9e5us auf bic Be
ipeguns bon Garran3utruppsu in Der
Rihtilng nd9 gaids 9ranbes puroe
bier beute 2tbenO in offi3ielen arsi-
len Bis 81 einem gepifen ,@rubs ges
tbeilt, unb es rpurbe srilGrf, bab 9es
neral 5uniton uutOriiirt lei, irssno
ipeIde getpesung DON 5ruppen alpeds
Si3eritsaung bes Grpeoitionstorps
unp ieiner 9orbut 5u OerunIaFsn. Ges
neral Scott, Der Gbef bes General
itabes, itslIte in Qbrebe, oab gsfebIs
erIaHen pproen ieien, peiters Srups
pen mad Wterito gu ienoeu, srtldrte
aber 5ugleta, baB General 6uniton
ni9t auf einen gefe6l BON @aibinston
gu parten brau4s, oa ibm in bieisr
.9iniidt OOlIis freie Sanb gSaFsn lei.
Sas bsbarrlihe 9eriidt, oab bic
9erpenoung Der Electromagnetic srpos
gen psroe, bate bic autoritatiOe Gre
tIdrung 8ur 5oIss, bub Der qraiibsnt
einen folaen g6ritt ni8t in getra6t
3iebe unb bub nur i'm Jaue ausgts
bebnterer miIitGrifnsr Sperationen,
als cine einfads Sagb auf 9ina unO
feline ganolteH, Die rsgulGrsn Irups
pen @erftGrtung nDtbig bdttsn.
Dds prp6lem, ipie bic &ommunis
fdtiousltnie 1lno Der Srduspprt BON
@orrGtben aufrs6t erbalten nerbsn
fpaen, brGngts beute iel6it bas Snters
efe an Der eigsntIi9en 8srfolsung
@illos in ben Sintergrunb. &ber i'm
Staatse nod i'm &riessospartement
ift peitere Srformation nit 8s5us
ouf bas @erii9t iiber @ilIas Sob eins
gelaufen. sn ben offi5ieaen areiien
hGlt man bic W&lbuHg fir Elm idlauss
ManGber, bamit 0iaa 3eit gefpinns.
gs ipur1e erfldrt, bab Der 9es
brau9 Der neritaniiden giienbd6nen
bds Srdnaport problem gum gros
ben SbeiI lDisn tpiirbe. Der erits ges
brau9 Don Der merituniiden Central
babn tpurbe geitern sema9t unb apar
folf bic @erfenbung Der @orrGtfe gum
eriten Wale brett burd ben Auars
tiermeiifer in gl pafo, obns bic 8ers
miitsluHs elmer Wotlers O6sr Grubens
sma, srsuIst istH-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13

@iindbaniens ltrbiIo. Tis
@eitalt oes 9iiaenbarous, Der ieei
Dieber in bem Drama GuIenbergs
auiioud)te, 9ebt ailf ben bnnnoDer.
IGen 6reiberru anrI 5rieorid Sie.
rcnpnnis pon Whind,bouIen ociien
2eben bic Sabre 1929 bis 1897 I'M.
ibIiebt, 5nriid. Ger tiitoriide wsiird1'
baiiien. Der Der 2inie Mirtelngooen,
iperber angeborte, nnbm ruiiiidle
Tienite ,inb bot aIs Mutiunesr 2eiit.
,uaut an ben GiirtgzfeIbsiisen pop
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13
Muoulpb Bobnitenael,
siarb am watipO6. ben is. csrii 1919.
W.araaretba Carrie Gtanbit,

aeIebte 1o6ier bon gefer uro maatenrefha
S,dubie, aeb 1inaemadb tn Ilier bon 22 Sab
rem. Ifaneraoitesbtenfi S0Hiiae. ben 10.
april 1915. ga6miiings utT. IN Der GpaH'
aeIilfsautberiften Observation-Disclosures, 70.
1924 Waoe Strate. l5,lslo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13

prObutri6ter GOnnausbton ipesen
Nidtperiorsuns ieines minoerjdbriaen
ainbss au elmer 9eIbitrafe bon $50
unb 60 Sagen 2trbeitsbaus psrurs
tbeilt. SOd purbe bas urtbeil iuspens
Dirt, nahbem 2unsforo f9riftlifl bic
sSugenbgeri4ts geamten ermddtigt
bate, BEL isinem 9lrbeitsgeber ,lpDs
6entlidl SO All tollettiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13

@db6en fir Snisarbeii In iIsner gamife.
aein saafdsn. Guia eobu. Ybons gat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13

1740 unS 1741 tbeiIgenonlmen. Gin
SSabr5ebnt ipdter nabm ..Winssaien",
iuie Die &iliien ben liebenslpiiroigeu
Baron nannten, ieinen abidJieb, INTO
er ideint uad) Seutidlan6 3lIriidgc.
febrt Su iein, MO er I'M areiie ieiner
5reilnoe als Iuitiger Stainrtiider.
5dbler aItbeiunbrter Sdmrrcn raid
befnmIt rairbe. @egep gnoe ieines
Sebens, i'm Sabre 1856, tdt Der bent.
ife Sdriitlteller 9fi,SoIpb Grid
aaipe. Der ebenlaIige 9eiter oes stai.
ieler @siin5fabinetis, ben gernntreil.
uneet ipertbnoler stuniiiddee AIR
6litdt nnd) enaIano trieben, in Or.
ioro cine enaliide GdriteIlng o9n
Dhlnd,bniiens punberbaren Meiien
3u Naiier imo gu SanSe bernusgege.
ben. Gieies merfipiiroise Bid, bas
aliere erSnbIingen aus einem fir3
SuDor in Berlin eridienenen -gaoe
Tecilm fir lnitiee 2eiite~ iibernabnl
iiilb nit 9ebnhi ben anidein er.
ircdte, aIs lei Der fiir3 5ubor Deritor.
bene bannoperide Winiiter @aind,.
ballien Der GrsabIer Sieier Gflnur.
rem 1T laneit neri6oaen. Or biIbet
Die @rlnfiage fir gdirgers befannte
llebertrasung, Die 1886 NIT bem fin.
gierten 2rudort .,2onbon@ I'm mabr.
beit Gcttingef) eridien unb IeiScr
ebenfnIls perloren gegangen III. S9ir
beiiben teiite MIR Die 5mette ausgabe
Der freien llebcriraeatna g9iiraers
bonn s5abrc 1855. Die nit ben Stifen
gbooopirefis. ole ip1ter ol.rh 8eid,.
ltirngen Soiemanns eriegt tpuroen,
iih cine rni&e @oIfstbinnIttfeit er.
iperben ioIlte.
Nria DE nnb Wirfuna.
sWtsbalb arbsit.n Sic ME, ,psnn idi
bas 9ureau bstre!s24 fragt. Der Qrin.
dipal ben aommis, Der gum s5snif,r
binausfdb.
sgpsiI sic gummiioblsn traa.a-,
mar bic antnprt..
anssmdfsne appetii.
Satin: 9attst Su Bel bem atnS,
taufaif1mdus aber eiuen etppetii! Du
abeIf ia fir sfuti!
Gctts: Bun. ss ipaSsn bod eu6
3pjniuGe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13

Wibden flI aiIaemeine 5ansarbeii IN ilei,
ner gamtlie. Suusgeinignna ssiban. gbone
ue0H Ss2s'>c. $3.50 @ofebale Dlace. Gian
ffeige ab an gorefi nbeuue, NbonbaIs II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13
gerlansi-@eibIidl.

9tn beutf6es MabGen oils Sais.
m1oten; outer 9obn, bette AeieteHsen er'
iDiiHi1i Ptone GleBbaIs ie5. ii-i6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13

9lrei co.'s. So bnaf per ssut foiifsn 5iuei
pois IN aennebn eeiabi5. 50 per Gut inri'
fen sipci 2o.s an Etice 6in. 81 per gHb
boar iairfeH bieftIsen; Gas. Haiier. seipsr.
0refnp. 1919
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13

Seutfnes wab6en fur oueemstne
SaIianrseii: eius, ipsIaes lo6tn fam. per,
geSossr. 0Gisr. eoon. SAT 3Ettsns sssras,
SlpontnIf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13
OLYMPIC Sp.inlI tisIia
aG|RLS FROM THE FOlLlES'

rtis 1tnfaI Gofsas aiinifsn--Sitbenis unb
Wlcunb ctr; snbndrsti1s Gpsrnfionsn ausy
atf: giatter asmn6l Cffsn $50 BIS o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13

Sinrb ani Wapniag, ben TO- gpriI 1915,
9ormiiinas IL ubr. In ber s9obHuna fenes
eo5nes 9obH Habn. @rab uunO, s5inion Blaze
8eors Gahn,
I'm alter bon 90 Sabren, Wlonnien nnb II
IageH. peerhiaung nm 1onneTiide, ben i3
aprtl 1916, RGnHrtfiGas 1 ubr. bon oer gSob.
nuns feines eobnes aus. Irauergotesbisuii
um llbr in bsr Dentms sgrpieii hrde an
9offner Shabe. Sreuubr fiHb b5fhtii einle'
Ideen. sliie, feline slnmen.
Ga in ben eltmen sdu
Gullt leine Soree niebr,
Srei bon Der g9elt iHb Eiube,
Grelr man fit bon nnb bebr.
tSrei BON ben Sseifnitmerseu,
fSret bon Der 3ireiiel pein.
aann man ftf nflsripegen
81 feinem 6eiIanb freuen. 1918
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Bn ssrtaafsn p e,ranbeiasnllnm. 81

WabifsnbfITe - ~ ader an 0aitetn
sre.. id5fi fiir G<iniifesudl cher ehbner;
dnd out far Urbffmns einer groeetn eoer
iriirbe fboHen Refcri unden; hber 10 va
milien. ieHe ,Groferp. ereIar. 80.
is'iS'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13
Uerltarkuns

Ses grpeoitionsfOrps bes Generals
peribing BON Der Regisruns in
grDdsung ge5pgen.
9enerdI Juniton uutoriIirt, mad
eigenem grmeien gu banbeln.
IF
eilenbabH5ug nit gorrdtben BON Gl
paio mad oem SperatiOHsss6ist
abgegangeH.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23
Everything Appears Now to Depend
on the Ability OF the carranza
Garrisons to Hold Their Net.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
FL Paso, Texas.-Francisco villa
has been driven into a trap by the
rapid advance of the American troops.
according to the information received
in wireless dispatches from the front
and in telegraphic dispatches to Gen.
eral Gavira. Carranza commander at
gHarez. Everything appears now to
depend on the ability of the Carran-
"a garrisons to hold their end of the
net. On three sides of the bandit
chief he is hemmed in by strong Car
rama columns, while on the fourth,
the Americans are driving forward
with amazing speed villa was report
ed to be in the Babricora Lake region
on the ranch of Mrs. Phoebe Hearst,
which he has ravaged several times
IN the past Babricora is about 80
miles south Of Galeana, where one Sec
tion OF the American expeditionary
force has arrived and is pushing for
ward at the rate OF 80 miles a day.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23

A splendid movement is on foot
among the ladies OF the clubs to
cooperate with 3rd Vice President
OF the Civic League, Carl Voeel. the
newly elected chairman Of the Com
mittee OF Juvenile Improvement.
There is nothing more beautiful
than for the boys TO show their
sympathy and friendliness for their
little friends Of the bird family.
This is not local movement wholly
but is a national one. On account
Of the cruelty and neglect OF the
birds they are leaving or not prop
agating their young about our
homes where we most need them.
For this reason we want our boys
TO get busy designing and building
bird houses 10 be- placed all over
town to accommodate our little
friends.
As an incentive To start this en-
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23
Bird Houses For Berea

terprise there are several prizes Of
fered for the best designed and con-
structed bird houses. The first prize
shall be 500; the second shall be a
knife and the third hammer. These
houses are to be on exhibition at
the next meeting OF the Civic
League and shall be judged by the
Committee Of Juvenile Improvement
and the prizes awarded which is TO
be a part of the program OF that oc-
casion. Remember the date boys;
April 10th at the Graded School
Building. You will need 10 get busy
at once. Why not make this your
part OF the boosting campaign and
have this display on when the
boosters come from Knoxville on the
nth and get in on the film for the
moving picture that they plan to
take Of Berea? See Mr.. Vogel at once
and get lined up for this contest.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23

That Knoxville business men new
er let an opportunity pass to please
their friends and customers, is shown
by the recent announcement that
they have, at great expense, engaged
a well-known motion picture maker
10 accompany them on their First
Trade Trip, 10 make pictures OF the
special" from the time it leaves the
depot at Knoxville until IL returns.
Pictures will be made OF the
crowds that greet the Trade Trip
Party at every stop OF the train, and
many pictures will be taken OF the
streets and business houses in cities
visited. Many pictures will he made
here, and the Knoxville party has
expressed wish that as many peO-
pie arrange 10 be in the picture as
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23
DEATH OF CARDINAL GoTTi

Rome.-Cardinal Gotti's decline be-
gan September %. 1915, when in a
faint he fell violently to the floor Of
his Office, suffering a slight concussion
of the brain. Since then his condition
became daily worse. After the death
of Pope Plus Y Cardinal Gotti was
highly considered his successor. Only
his age-he was rs then-stood
against him. On his birthday in 1892
he was elected titular Archbishop OF
Detra and was sent as internuncio to
Brazil. Two years later he was ere
ated Cardinal. receiving the red hat
December and made Prefect of the
Congregation OF lndulgences. Later
he was made Prefect of the Propagan-
da, which place he held until his death
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23
Want Everybody To Be In 1t
Knoxville Bring Along Motion Picture Camera
Take Pictures Of Special Here Pictures will be Shown
Here Later Souvenir Of Trip

possible, as the pictures will not
only be shown in Knoxville. but will
also be shown here and in all Of the
other towns visited, as well.
As the trade trip special will stop
in 80 towns in Tennessee, Kentucky,
Virginia. and North Carolina, the
pictures will prove a big advertise
ment for Berea II good showing Is
made. Everybody should turn out
and give the special" a rousing well
come, and make the best possible
showing for our town.
The picture. which will be be-
tween two and three thousand feet
in length. will be shown here in a
few weeks after the pictures are
made. The exact date and place will
be- announced later.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23
Credit Association Sued

Henderson. Ky.-The Kentucky
Rural Credit Association was made
defendant in suit filed by Charles
X. Browder who alleges that ne paid
the association $3.50 for stock with
the promise that he would receive
as loan $500 from the association.
He alleges that the money for stock
was paid in May. 1915. and demand
has been made for the loan, which
has been refused.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23

The Panama Canal, now closed to
vessels, will be opened for traffic TO
the nations of the world before long.
Noted geOlogists have been studying
the problem of the land slides and
have made their report TO the presi-
dent. While slides are likely to Oc-
cur for some years TO a cert. n ex-
tent, yet they are not thought \ be
a permanent barrier and may lie
done away with entirely in time by
a proper method of drainage. Oper-
ating expenses will necessarily be
increased, for time, by the slides.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23
WORLD NEWS

The meeting of the German Reich
stag is awaited with much interest
This is the representative body Of
the whole empire and expresses pub
lie opinion. Won Tirpitz, the Minis
ter Of Naval Affairs, has resigned and
his successor is appointed. He was
the originator of Germany's subma-
rine policy and il is thought that a
more humane and moderate policy
will be pursued, with fuller recogni-
tion of the rights of neutrals.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23

The bill Of senator Evans. giving
the county iudg" the deciding. vote
in deadlock in county school
boards over filling vacancy on the
board. was amended by Senator
Combs. giving the appointment to
the state superintendent of public
instruction and the bill passed % TO
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23

The rapid advance of the Rus
slams into Persia assures a check TO
the Turkish operations against the
English in that direction. Armenia
is in their control and the way is
fairly clear toward Constantinople
along the southern shore Of the
Black Sea. The Russians are not far
from the English in Mesapotamia
and they could cooperate in case Of
necessity.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23
PLACE EMBARGO ON FREIGHT

Panama.-The Pacific Mail Steam
ship Co. and other lines whose vessels
fly the American flag and call at Mex
icant west coast ports. have placed
an embargo on trans-Isthmus local
freight destined for these ports. The
measure is understood to be one OF
self-proteetion, owing to the action oi
the United States in regard to Mex
leo. According TO the best informa
tion here. the ships will not call at the
ports In question
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23
Farmers' Plans

Right now is the time when every farmer is begin
ming spring work in earnest.
Some are working at haphazard some on short plans
for one season only but the wise planning at
least three years ahead so that the crop and work Of
year shall help the crop and work OF the next year.
Our boys have taught by their corn crops in the
past two years that better to raise bumper crop on
a small field than spindling crop large one. Let
us mix brains with our sweat and get better living out
OF our land II we take care Of land it will take
OF us.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23

Read about the Civic League work
ings and brush up your public
spirit and il you are not member
make il your business TO be one il
you can meet the requirements given
in the Rev. C. s. Knights invitation
as chairman OF the membership COM
mittee. Do as he advises and you
will profit by ii in more ways than
one.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23

By refusing 10 increase the regular
army provisions Of the Hay bill, the
House on the 10th made it almost
certain that the measure will go to
the Senate virtually as framed. The
result OF the debate on that day is
regarded as sustaining the President
as TO the size of the regular army.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23
OUTLAW HOLDS UP AUTO STAGES

San Diego. Cal-A masked bandit
held up two auto stages. less than a
half mile this side of the Mexican Dor.
der, robbed all of the passengers. mum.
bering about 80. and escaped. Posses
under the direction of United States
immigration officers are searching the
nearby hills for the desperate. II is
believed he crossed the line and is
hiding near the Mexican town of Tia
Juana
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23

United States regulars, to the num-
ber of about five thousand, have
crossed the Mexican border under
the command Of General Pershing.
They are now well On their way in
to the northern part of Mexico on
the trail of Villa. No armed resis-
tance has yet been made but several
bridges have been burned to delay
the pursuit. The forces Of Carranza
are cooperating cordially thus far.
II is thought that Villa will play q
hiding game rather than one of open
resistance.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23

The fighting around verdun has
been going on now for about four
weeks without decisive result. The
Germans continue TO make vigorous
attacks along various lines OF ap-
proach. The French succeed in
holding them back and have caused
explosions and fires in the German
stores Of supply by the daring work
of aviatOrs.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23
j. 5. NEWS

The executive board OF the United
states Chamber of Commerce will
oppose those sections Of the Sea-
mems act now in controversy before
Congress.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23

Col. Tom. Hatcher and M. F. Cond-
ley, who constitute a majority Of
the Kentucky Prison Commission.
said last Tuesday they would not
vote for the parole OF Henry F..
Youtsey. serving a life sentence for
the killing of Gov. William Goebel.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23

or course il pays TO boost. II you
do not advertise your business you
must not expect some other public
spirited person 10 do IL for you. You
must not hope 10 have the home
paper get in a little free ad. for you
occasionally. We SELL space.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23

Forty seven arrests of New York
cigar and cigarette manufacturers,
charged with defrauding the Federal
Government, had been made up to
the night of the 2ist.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23

You should get filled with enthus-
iasm for the coming of the Knoxville
business men on the nth of April.
You will move Off better and make a
better picture for the film that the
movie man will take Of Berea. BE
sure and get in that picture.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23

Twenty-seven blocks Of residences
and business buildings were Destroy
ed at loss of 100000 at Paris, Tex,
the night of the 2ist by fire origin
ating in a cotton compress.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23

The Panama Canal should be
strongly fortified and large mil
itary force should be kept there,
Rear Admiral Benson told the House
Naval Committee.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23

As a result of the war in Europe
the neutral nations are receiving
great supplies of gold in exchange
for their exports. The United
States has shared largely in this but
Sweden seems 10 have received pro-
portionally the most. She has so
much gold that it has become nee
essary to take measures to change
her financial system.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23

Resolutions were passed by the
Indiana branch Of the United Mine
Workers Of America, in session
at Evansville, calling on the locals
not TO vote on the New York con-
ference wage agreement until the
convention has taken some action
on the matter.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23

Kentucky has i68 officers and
2.329 men members OF the state
troops ready for action in Mexico, II
needed. This is more than any
Southern state, except Georgia and
Virginia.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23

Mayor Buschemeyer OF Louisville
informed committee Of saloonkeep-
ers and cafe men that the new
Hutchcraft law would be enforced TO
the letter, the Interpretation being
left for the courts. Groceries with
saloon annexes will also be required
10 close.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23

County Agent Spence's article on
Corn Growing in Eastern Kentucky
is right up TO the mark and is de-
serving OF your time TO read. This
will be followed by other articles Of
this nature.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23

Governor Stanley will be asked 10
veto Senate Bill No. %, which places
Breathitt County in a Republican
district.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-23

Bell County will vote on a si50,0O0
road bond issue May i3, the second
in the past fourteen months. The
first issue Of s25O,OOO is not sufficient
10 put all the roads in the condition
desired.