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The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-28

Miss Eta Florine is visiting her folks
in this city.
Mrs. Maude Burgess is enjoying a
visit of her two young daughters.
John T. Mallalieu returned Wednes-
day evening from Cheyenne, where he
has been for several months visiting
with his daughter. Mr.. Mallalieu is
quite weak but withstood the trip home
real well.
Mrs. Adolph Nelson will start for home
next Monday or Tuesday, after a
summer visit in Wisconsin. Mrs. Nell
son will make the trip home in her new
Chalmers car accompanied by a
chauffeur from Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo: H. Curnow, Mrs.
Burdge Ritter and Mrs. T. A. Jones
drove down to Denver Wednesday to
witness the production of "The Birth
Of a Nation at the Broadway. They
returned home Wednesday evening.
When Sanit,ry Inspector Murphy
comes to town he pays particular at
tention to restaurants, and it might
be we'll to observe where Murphy eats.
He pronounced the Midland o. k. and
sat down to breakfast. 1t is said that
only one restaurant here gives the in
spector any trouble.
w. A. Funk, the mining engineer,
drove his Dodge car over to Nederland
last Friday on professional business re-
turning Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Funk and Mrs. C. L. Jaynes accompan-
led Mr.. Funk They visited Mr. Jaynes'
jigging plant near the Conger mine.
Mr.. Jaynes now has his machinery IN
working order and is busy extracting
the black metal from his 2-acre float
bed. Mr.. Funk visited Lakewood and
Stevens camp and found considerable
activity manifested at all points, with
an apparently steady market for all ore
being produced.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-28
Boy Scouts

On last Tuesday night the regular
weekly meeting of the Boy Scouts was
held in the City park and on the noun
tain side. The boys took their OWE
cooking tests, baking and frying pota-
toes, frying steaks and bacon and eggs
The supreme test was to eat their owr
cooking which was done with relish.
Next Tuesday the boys will meet
sgain @on the mountain leaving tht
achooLhouse at 5:45 p. m. A hike h
planned for next Monday, the scouts to
meet At the school at 8:l6 q. m.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-28

Albert Hall is on the war path and if
he could discover who the parties were
that defaced the stone step of his Office
building, those parties would get all
that is coming to them. Such work is
nothing more than spite work and the
perpetrators should be apprehended and
severely dealt with.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-28
McC Clellan Mine
Makes Large Shipment

A. L. Stephens and E. E. Bowie,
who are leasing the Mcclellan
mine on Leavenworth mountain,
have just made a large shipment
of high grade smelter ore from
their workings. They have 100
tons of concentrates ready for
shipment too, from which they ex-
pect handsome returns. The
streak, which varies from 4 to Is
inches, carries high silver values,
and if anticipations are realized
they will soon be producing large
tonnage Of high grade ore.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-28

GEO. E. McCLELLAND, of Idaho Springs
Who being urged by his friends to become candi
date for the Republican nomination for congressman Mr.
McClelland has made announcement of his candidacy
to him at the primary the Stngs understands that
he will make an active campaign for the election He has
received hundreds of letters from every section of the
Third district urging him make the and pledgng
support Many of these letters from prominent demo
Gratis and looks like McCleand is the logical to
beat Congressman Heating.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-28

Acme q uality paint at Machol's
corner drug store.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-28
Burglary at Georgetown

The pool hall of j. R. Campbell
south of the postoffice was entered
after closing hours Sunday night.
and two chance boards valued at
$75, and some of the change left
in the cash register was stolen
Clear Creek county's Sherlock
Holmes, AL Straub, has been
ont he trail of the culprit but
to date has no findings to re-
port This is the third effort that
has been made within the past
month, the first two not resulting
very favorably for the thief. Sher-
if Straub is under the impression
that the work was done by youth,
no doubt at the instigation Of
some older person.
Harvey Harnish, young man re-
Gently employed on the section at
Georgetown, was arrested and taken
from the down train Thursday morning
by Deputy Sheriff Straub. on suspicion
of being implicated in the robbery of
the pool hall in Georgetown the night
before. No evidence was produced to
prove the charge, but it was discove red
that the prisoner had a few weeks
since stolen rifle and revolver from
a store in Wellington, Colo, on which
charge he was held, awaiting the action
Of the Larimer county officials. Sheriff
A. E: Straub came down from George
town this morning and took the young
man to the county jail.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-28
Save Your Combings

We make them into three-strand
switches for 81 so.
The Beauty Parlor,
Mrs. Maude Burgess.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-28
Your Attention.!

Don't forget that we are con-
stantly adding to our stock, new
articles of usefulness that you
need every day in the year, and we
offer them to you at prices that you
can hardly resist. We are always
glad to have you come in and look
through, buy if you need any
thing, and tell your neighbors
what you saw.
The Gem 5, 10 and 25c Store.
A. THAMES, Prop.
Miss Mary Donnelly has been
visiting Miss Vida Seaton at Du-
mont for the past week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-28
Republican Call :

Pursuant instructions members of the Republican
Central Committee County Assembly delegates the Republican
party Clear Greek hereby called Georgetown
o'clock the afternoon Saturday. 1916 for the
Of designating candidates the county Offices be
voted the Primary election be held Tuesday,
IL, 1916 viz:
One Member of the General Assembly,
One County Judge,
One County Treasurer,
One County Clerk and Recorder,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-28


Justice of the Peace Constable
the Justice Precincts said comfy and also for candidates
for Committeeman Commeewomen the election
precincts in said
And also purpose of naming delegates each the
Republican Assembly the Republican Assembly
Republican Judicial Assembly of the
the Republican Senatorial Assembly of the 22nd
Senatorial District.
of delegate
votes major the Republican candidate
governor at The last general a folows
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-07
Sie heutiae Gage.

Die grfoIge Der 0eufiben IND
Ser gltlgoren in 61mGnien oa1terr
an. Sn Sie6enbiirgen baben Die
3umanen bis iebt feline groben Or
folae su oer5ei6nen, bod bebaupten
iie, oab iie Sen SrIomo TaB belebt
baben. Sn @ali5ien ifeinen Die Sui
len BEL ser 3lota Ripa etipas por9e=
orungen gu Iein; Die oeuti6en Srnp=
pen iinb 5uriideeorangt uno Die Rni-
fen beidieBen Salic5. Oagegen ltr1o
lie meiter n0rolid IN @oli5ien, BEL
gr5e5onp uno Sboron, 5uriifge-
id)lagett uno ebenio in 8olbgnien.
@n ser Connie unb i'm 8erbun=@e=
biet boben oie Maiiertert Gorteile err
rungen, bod iino tie nift 10 beoeu=
tend, tpie iie nod Den 8epe|den err
fheinen. 0ie 9eutlhen baben be-
eonnen, oie Stelungen bes Seinbes
norolid, BON Irras uno 3pii6en So
gaiiee unb &idebourg 51 beidieBen.
Oos Gnrriifen Der Staliener in Nl=
bonien lit 5uriidgetporfen. \
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greif YrffIe fit seras: 9uuueraag 7. September 1916.

oriidtere. Sober fab ii6 in ieiner fe-
item Soffnung bonn pergangenen
Sabre idmdbli6 getauldt. Ser
gdmuf in ben ein8elnen 8araden
uno a1d Die Gbriltbaume trueen MIR
6a5u BET unIere @emiiter nod tror=
riger 5u itimmen. Grit our6 auf=
munternoe @orte I'M Ieres Serrn
SberItleutnonts ml1roe Die WelandO-
lie aQmqbli6 mieoer perl6eudt. Neu=
jobr gob infer @e~iangberein tpieoer
elm &on5ert, bos aagemeinen Sci
fan fanb.
0ieies mGre fur5 gefaBt bas Sc
fongenenleben, mie es BON Der guten
Seite aug eeIeben miro. Gin ridti-
ges 8ilb bon ser enteegengeiebten
Seite fam i6 inter BEN oblpultenoen
l1mItGnben nidt geben. Sc be-
riibrt uns ou6 1ebr unangenebm,
oaB mir bier 10 gang CUR ltntdtigfeit
berurteiIt fin6, mGbrenb in 9euti6-
lanb ieoen Sag biele ibr Slut uno
2eben fir oos @aterlono frel1oie
6%abingeben. augenblifli6 geben ia
mieoer iebr quite No6ribten pom
europaii6en &riegsidauplob ein, Sic
in uns oie &offnung, menm oud in
gan5 fleinem WaBe, auffeimen lai-
len, oaB in oielem Sabre nod Die
Sreibeitsitun0e fir uns I6lagt. lie
Der Die g%ebonolung ieitens unierer
iopaniidep gorgefebten iperben mol
Die oeutiden 3eitungen idon genii-
geno beri6tet baben. @enn mir
einen @ergGet6A 8ieben NIT BEN @e-
foneenen in Sibirien, 10 baben mir
feinen @runb sur &loge. Weiner
tellren Seimot ienoe i'd aus Der Ser
ne biele oentfme 8riiBel
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SnIanD.

- Yralioent @illon bot ben &ran-
fenb1ulern BON Wonmoutb County,
g. s., Die Sun1me BON $4,000 iiber=
nteIe EN-. gr batte Die BON ibm mob
reno oes Sommers be5ogene giao
uSbaoom 2amn" fir bieIen Yrels
pom gigentiimer, Sberlt @reenbnt,
gerentet. ga Der Colonel BEN Der
einbnrten Mietspreis ntdt annebmen
mollte, oronete Der Yraiioent on, 6aB
Der 8etrag an sic 6ospitdler ner=
teilt miiroe.
Srou Spa Barnes legte Dor
Der Boli5ei IN Chicago a1n Witt-
mod oos @eitanonis ab, oaB lie if
rem @otteno BEN Gertreter elmer Seem
Yorfer Seifen : Sabrif, am Ibeno
porbet inn @aibineton Barf erlhoi=
fen babe; oie 6rau, pelde nit ibrem
Gotten iett langerer 3eit in ebeli-
dem llnfrieoen gelebt batte, batte 5u=
crit bebanptet, ibr Weom babe lib
ielbIt has 2eben ge1lommen.
Die nSnterltate S1llanb $50
termop 2eaeue", ourd oeren 8emii=
buttgen Ser BEN Wiiiiiiippi NIT Dem
6io @ranoe perbinoenoe Snlano=
autal nobe5u ooaenoet lit, miro am
30. uno 81. Sftober lire 10. Sab
res : g%erIammlrng in Safe CHARLES,
60, obbalten.
EitenBabn . TnarnInu.
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ariesssefansem in Sapan.

2tlltYluu UuI ltuuJ Utl0lDSllSlelt
8ioeritano am Z. Nopember 1914
mlorsens gefoGen. llnmittelbar 0u-
rauf erfolete Die @efaneennobme.
s9ie @aIfte nnIerer geiasuns mlroe
am eleiben Gage gum TRANSPORT
nod Sapan abeekibrt. Ger 3eii
berbIieb nod einige Gage in Cling
tau nno tpuroe bann in Der Snabi-
budt ebenfaus our 8eiie nod So
pan eingeldifft. Inter ben 9estern
befano i'd mid. Nab elmer piertdgi-
gen Seereiie nno elmer Giienbabn-
fabrt BON 2 gagen langten mir anl
%. Nopember in Sofio an. Die 3abl
mar 300 uno ieste iid) 5uiammen aus
.Offi5ieren uno Wannidaten 0es
HSitaiiotiiden Marine 0etahe=
ments, 8elatuns BON g. SO. g. Sa-
guar nn6 einem Teil Marine : Sc
Ierpe. Die 4ameraoen bonn 3. Sec
Battalion linb bon Ser Matrofen-@r-
tinerie hatten nns in Siro51ima
perlaiier unb fpairbett bon bort ans
anf peri6ie6ene Srtihaften in Siio-
Sapan berteiIf.
lInler 8~eitimmunssort in Tofio
mar elm 8uobbatempel I'M Stabtbe-
5irt Miafufa. Dieien erreiften mir,
begafft BON elmer un3abligen Bolts.
mense, seeen abeno. Sier fpurben
mir lofort in &orporalihaften einee-
teilt. Nab eingenommenem @beno-
broo fonnten mir uns CUR &libe le-
gen. grmiibet BON alien bisberieen
Strapn5enk idliefen mir nod fur5er
Belt enblih nal mieoer einen un-
g~eitorten unb geiunben ShIaf. Mn
oen f~olgenben gagen batten mir
3eit, uniere Neutrality-suspicious.
ndber in augeni6ein gu nebmen
nnb fonnten nahItebenoe 5eltitel-
fling MAIDEN: Inner Eager mar Elm
9ebeneebaitoe bes @iafula Sempels
Songanii uno ems bon Sen in So
pan meiitens porfommenoen 6ol3-
baiiIern. Sr einem Halim bon et-
ma 5000 Quaoratmeter mar 8. 3D.
6. uno Marine-HeIerpe in einem ct
mas fleineren Gaum Soguor inter
aebradt. Der SuBbooen beitan6 aus
Strobmatten, Die 5ugleid aIs SdIaf.
itdtte benuBt tplroen. Die porbon-
oenen Glide uno g1nfe puroen 5ur
S6lafens5eit auf Settle gerGumt unS
nabmen am anoern Morgen ibren al
ten IlaB mieoer elm. t9ol5erne
@1noe, gum Cell aud nit Gapier-
einlagen, nit angebrodten Sdiebc-
tiiren, gaben Dem @an5en Elm Ttu-
benartiees Iusieben. 4nfangs pirf-
te oieie b6uslihe ginridtung bod
etipas befrembenb auf nns; aber az
mdblid batte man iid) ifon an Die
nifteurop1ilde @obnung gemobnt
Guf einem in oirefter 01be bee
Sempels e~elegenen freier HlaB>fonn-
ten mir uls tdgIid orei Stunoen
b~etuesen. Die anoere 3eit oes Ca
ges bertrieb man iih nit 2eIen,
Sdreiben ODER austouiden Dor
4riegserlebniifen. Seben Mittaq
las uns infer SEER Gberitlelttnon1
Rubfo bie 9adridten pom arieas.
ihnutIos in europa Dor. Stanoic
iporen mir iomit bon Der giinitiger
Sage 9eutihlanbs unterri6tet 9lI
Ieroinas moren Die 9eridte in Der
engliiden 3eitungen mandmnI Der.
ortig 81 unieren lnguniten, BOB es
einem riftig bange iperoen fonnte
ober mir lieBen uns trotoem unIeri
feite Soffnung auf einen oeutId)er
Siee uno unIer ii6eres 8ertrouer
anf Die oeutiden @affen nift rolt
ben.
DDS @eibnadtsfeit 1914 nobt,
uno muroe trot @efanoenffoft mad
otter Site feitlid b%eqonqen. gol
ben bier i'm 5ernen Often iuobren
ben 9ano8leuteu iporen reihlid Sic
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NnfnnTt -
SO. 5-@om Roroen. 49,. .9:15 BORN.
$40. 1-0Dm Ioroen ....8:05 nbenbs
Qbfabrt-
go. 2-g1nh Dem 0oroen. .a:15 bonn
Rr. 6-Iab Dem Iorben, 1885 nadm.
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(aus Der 81. 3. 9taots5eituhe. y
Gin Snterpietp Der @rGftn 8ernitprff.

yMeine Srau miro Sbnen beitd-
tigen, baB in 9eutidlano nod ME
manb perbunaert" lagte @raf 8ern-
itorff ladenb, als Die @rafin, groB,
idlanf unb fait ouffaaeno einfad
gefleioet ouf Der S6meae oes @m-
pfangs5immer I'M Gis=garlton So
tel erlbien. 9ie liebensmiiroige,
fluge Srau p~lauoerte iebr lebbaft
iiber Die Situation in Oeltidlano.
&obe Gaien, eefiilt nit ben berr-
liditen Stolen, beren feiner Quit oas
3immer ourd5og, umrubmten Die
@rdfin, als iie onf meme Srage:
n@as MAIDEN Die oentiden 8rau=
eng" anttpprtete:
Sic bep1brten iid - utlo 5tDur
iiber aues griparten gut. Sralen
nno M1oden BADEN fif) 10 liberia
ldeno Idnen in bie i1pierigen Co
gen bineingelebt - baben 70 piel
@eididlibfeit ge5eiet i'm grlernen
Der peridieoeniten gerufe, Die Bis
Der nur Mannern oblagen, oaB man
logar befiirdtet, na6 benz 8riege
einem Groblem eegeniiber 81 ite-
ben, rpeIdes nidt leift 5u lofen Iein
miro"
y@eroen Die Srouen ni6t mieoer
in ibren eieenen &reis 5nrIdfebren
molten, tpenn Die Wdnner ibnen Die
@rbeit pieoer obnebmen fo%nnen?"
nSrailen uno Mdoden, peI1e iest
Die MGnnerarbeit berridten, peroen
iid Bis sur Giidfebr Der M1n-
ner 10 an ibren 1leuen 8ernf, Der
linen elm eutes Iusfommen ber-
i6afft, eefuobnt baben, oaB iie
i'm MIR ungern uno ge6tpungen anf.
geben perben.
.@as Die oeuti6e Srau felt Be
ginn oieies arieges eeleiitet bot, mie
tie iid befpabrt bat - mie ma iid
auf iie berlaiien fam - lit faum
gu bei6reiben. Selbitlos, nur an
anoere oenfeno, fir moere Iorgenb,
gibt iie ii6 gan5 ibrer nidt Iebr
l6meren @rbeit bin.
v9ie ainoerborte iino cine ie-
~eensreide @inri9tung uno groBe
9ilfe fir bic Miitter, nel6e am Ga
ge Dem @rperb na6oeben miiiien
uno ii6 ni6t nm lire &inber be-
fiimmern fonnen."
.Srifft es Die 5rnuen auf oenl
Qanoe nidt am barteiten, oaB iie
obne @ilfe Der W6nner Die barte,
iApere 5eloarbeit TIM miiiien?"
oSraien mi Dem 2anoe baben
mebr @ilfe, als man iid poriteaen
fam. - @s peroen Die @efangenen
sur 9iIfe auf ben Seloern beral-
ge3oger. Die 2eute fiiblen iidl mol
bel Der Arbeit = lie fonnen iif
poafommen frei bepegen. ! IS itebt
nidt fortmdbreno iemano bei If
men nit eeIaoenem @eDebr = i'm
@egenteil. Sci meinem Seim in
Starnbere in 9apern fob i6 off
morgenoIi6 einen 2rllpp BON etpo
oreiBig g~efaneenen Sran5ofen Dor
b~ei8ieben. Die ouf Den Seloern beim
@inbrineen Der oiesidbrigen, iiber-
roihenb reiden @rnte balfen = unb
fper cling neben ibnen als 81d)-
ter2 Gin ettpo 5ebni6briges giirif)-
den = barfuB. einen 8eioenitod in
Der @ano = u16 pfiff bergniigt Ole
Mfelooien Der fran50iii6en 2ieeer
nit, melfe Die @efnngenen ouf ii.
rem 8ege nod Der arbeit Iangen.
v0ie 8ran5oien iino gutter 0inee
SD Iprah beri6ieoentIid nit i6nen
Mande iin0 aaeroinge iebr nieoer.
gefblagen -5amiIienbGter, Die nid)t
miIien, mas ans ibren @ngeboriger
~geporoen lit, ODER Die @etpiBbeit
BADEN, iie finoen nieman6en meb,
Dor in Der Seimat.
vSm lallgemeinen fiibIen fi6 6iC
@efmgenen le6r mol in oeutfder
/Cottfob,t,o o,,E Go,+o
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SIC. 5-Na6 9arebo ....9:3O moreens
10. 11-Nnh Qorebn 1000 abenbs
9. y. < 4. =.
Mntunft =
$40. 1e-gon Soniton, @aeo unb Cor
prs gbriiti ........6 $3.50 nadm.
SO. 14-gon 5ouiton nnb aiiitenorten
500 BORN.
go. 12-Won goafum unb aiiitenorten
1870 nnd1m.
SO. 41-Won 8errbiue. -. .9:o5 bor1n..
No. 43--bon &erbtae. II Sonntaas :.
SO. 145-gon &errpine, tdaIid, ausaez
no1nren Sonnfnos ..6:45 abenos
$50. 15-Na6 Souffon, waco unD gors
pns gbrijfi ........ 8:45 BORN.
No.' 13-Nad 6onfton nnb aiiftenorten
... 10:45 aben6s
SO. 11-Rah Ooafum unb 8iftenorten
2:O5 nnHm.
SO. 42-Nad @errbine. nur an 9onn<
$50. 14sMMab aerrpiae .5:o5 obsuSs
No. 1461Nnh &errpiue tdgIid, dusgez
nor1rren GDnntoos. -. 7:05 BORN.
g. 8. & e. Z t5miptIinie.)
NO. io1-elmret aimiteD. DOn aep q,
lanS. .4:40 porm.
SO. 1o2 enniet aimiteb. bon gan Srans
cisco 1858 BORN
go. 7-Sanelaus. bon Stem Orleans
1920 BORN.
go. 8-ShneIsue. bon Sci gio .....
........ ........ 11:50 BORN.
@o. e-Suniet grpreB o Stem Orr
leans .......... 7:10 nahm.
SO. 10-Saniet grpreB. BON 9an Sranz
ctsco ..-..-..---- $50 nnhm.
NbfnHrt-
Ro. 1o1--9unref simiteD. mad Gan
Trun:isco -. 1850 BORN.
No. 1oa-suniet aimiieb. nah aem Ors
leans 400 borni.
no. 7-5dnsu8ue. mad Sci Site -.
.,11:00 BORN.
no. sl5dnen3us mad Stem Orleans.
....... 1915 na6m.
no. 9-Suniet grpreB nod 5m Srnn-
CISCO $3.50 hadn't.
@o. 10-Sunfet grpreB. mad Wep Ore
leIns ..-....... 1870 nadt3
Spesial 9ailh grpreS nah eagle BaB
...... ........ 10 Iitternaht.
g~frrprra 9ipiEpn.
Gntnnft
ITO. 301-@on Souifon, Sort. 2apaca,
8ictorin- guero -. 7:05 nnhm.
abfabrt-
gn. 8O2-Mad gue-p. gictprio, Sort
2abaeo. 9oufton ..8:15 BORN.
d.. s. & G
Tad Norben-Nbfahrt
SO. 4-2ofnI ............7:15 BORN.
$50. 8-Seras Spe8iaI ....9:30 more.
$40. 10-@atb 9imiteb ....11:00 mors.
$40. 26-&ntb SIber $500 nadlm.
go. 22-Mah Spuiton 1890 obenbs
MnfunFf -
go. .25-&atb Slser ......7:0o BORN.
no. no. 7-sae2as s'@ @Bseiais . $50 a aSaSs;
SO. 21-@on 5ouiton. 7:15 moraens
e. 81. i. G. @. 6. & O. u. Geput..
@nfnnft -
SO. 2-gon Corpus gbriifi unD Carrie
40 Springs . ......5:30 nndrn.
$40. 4-gon Corpus gbrifti II. 8roipnss
bile - ....... 100 BORN.
Abfahrt =
No. t-Naa Corpus @prifi 1910.
..10:30 BORN.
SO. 5-9od Corpus gbrifti unb Car
ri8o Springs ......10:45 obenos
Santa sc 6. &. O. q. 9epot).
Gnfnnft -
SO. 5-@om 1oroen. 49,. 9:15 BORN.
SO. 1-0Dm Noroen ....8:05 obenba
Qbfabrt-
go. 2-Nnh benz 0orben. .a:15 BORN
Rr. 6-9a6 Dem Iorben, 1885 nahm.
Sdiittelrcim.
8eiI er fie fiiBt I'M Rlioerboot,
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-04
ARE ACCUSED BY
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One of Quinte. that Robbed Chicago Suberb's Bank Inn plicates Police and Officer of the Robbed Institution.

CHICAGO. March 3.-Charles Kra- mer. one of the four defendants on trial for the S15,OO0 robbery of the Washington Park National Bank, on the witness stand, named Captain Hunt and Sergeant Sheehan of the Chicago detective department. and Harry Kavanaugh, director in the bank as participants in the alleged con spiracy which the defendants claim led them to rob the bank. Kramer said that Eddie Mack. confessed bank robber and states witness, told the four defendants Hunt was 10 re- ceive- diamond pin flor keeping his mouth shut about the robbery. Shee- han was to receive tenth of the loot"
 Kramer said Mack left the bank in the robbers automobile five minutes after the robbery with $500 for she han. He pictured Mack as the brains of the quintet that robbed the bank and also as an intimate of Sheehan. Shortly before Christmas. Kramer tes- tified. Mack left S25. representing a part of the loot of five pickpockets at cafe for Sheehan.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-04
THREE FOURTHS OF FLEET IN
 SERVICE
Admiral Fletcher Says That Only Fifteen of Twenty-one Ships Are with the Atlantic Squadron Now.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Only ff- teen out of twenty-one battleships of the Atlantic fleet are on active duty in West Indian waters, while three others are being crippled by lack of officers and men and cannot operate, and three others are either waiting or undergoing extensive repairs. Fifteen active ships are short of eight to sev- enteen officers. 10000 coal passers. electricians. gunners mates and other trained men, although they have a. board about 100 more men than the total personnel allowed by regulations.
 This situation was pictured by Ad- miral Fletcher to the House Naval Committee. In his opinion and that if various board officers. the battleships' squadron of the active fleet required at least 5000 additional men. The short age will not materially injure the elf ciencv of the fleet called upon imme- diately to engage the enemy. Lack of officers is the most serious aspect. be- cause it takes ten years to train com petent lieutenant and lieutenant com mander
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-04
ANOTHER TACK TAKEN
 IN THE 8RANDIES CASE.

WASHINGTON. March 3. - The Senate committee, considering the nomination of Louis Brandeis to the Supreme Court. inaugurated a new line of inquiry. It is understood to have summoned William Whitman a woolen manufacturer of Boston. and William Ingersol. a watch manufac- turer. to testify what connection. if any. Brandeis had with the successful campaign of the passage of the Stev- ems Price Maintenance Bin by Con gress. The committees exact purpose was not announced.
 Senator Walsh said Whitman had been asked to appear because it had been brought to the attention of the committee informally that he might know something adverse to Brandeis. The only testimony heard SO far relative to Brandeis part was the price of maintenance of the campaign that the secretary of the American Fair Trade League to the effect that Brandeis erfused to pay fl~ further ing the objects of the lsasue. and the passage of such measure as the Stevens bill.