davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

9eliroiitna bietcu. Gin onOcreS Scr.
lonaen bat iie oid ecacniibcr ser bri-
tiicben Regicrliug in Oem o9aro.
long" San niAt 9eIieIlt wie iie oenn
feinel glugenblid 5lpeiiclt, oaB Gin
aus britiiden Seeoiii5ieren 5uIam-
mengeiebtes 9rieasgerid]t ocn ieiaen
unO beimtiictiidcn W}orO gebiibrenO
abn0eu miirOe. GieieS Gerlau9eu
mar obcr Inn 10 beredti9ter, ais Oic
o@ britiic9en 9iegierung uorselcgten
cnOliAcn QluSia0en omeritaniiAer,
olo nclItraler 3elgen oieSdulO oes
GommonOonteu lmo Der @iannicbait
Der u9orolono~ 10 gut pie mlBer
6rage lieIlen
Sic 9lrt. wie sic britiidje &e0ie.
rlna ole Oeutihe GeufiCbrift 6eont-
wortet 6ot, eutipridt no@ 6orm lmo
Subalt nidt Dem @ruit ser SaNIoge
uno madt eS ocr OeuiiNcu &egicrllng
immoglid, meter nut i6m IN Oieicr
slngelcacnbeit 5u Der6onocln Tic
oentide &cNicrlng iteGt Oobcr ais
GnOeroe6niB Der %er6mi0hmgeu lett
ooB sic britilhe NeNieumg OoS be,
rccbiigte &erIangen aiif llnternlHuug
OeS D@orolona ,ToIlcS imter nibti-
gen @orlu0uocn mcriiilt gclalicn
nn0 lb oouit iiir 0os oem &6ltcr-
rebt pic Der MenidliAfeit bobniprc-
cbcnOe &erbredcn leIbit perauhuOrt-
lidlt semodbt Bat. Gffenbor will Tie
ocn oeutid0cn llnterieebooten gc9cus
ii6er cine Ser eriteu 9legeln Oes
&riegSredtS, n0nlih auBer Ociedbt
gelettc Sein0e 81 ihonen. nidlt nle6r
innebolten nm iie 10 an ser 6ii6ung
oeS p0Iferredlilid oncrfonntcn arel,
5crfrieges 81 ucrbinOern.
9lob0cm sic britiibe 9le9ieuing
cine Siibnuno oeS enp0rcnoeu @or.
Tolls ab0elc6ut bot. iie6t iicb bic oeut-
ide 9ic0ering acn6tbigt Die Nbno-
ung ocS uugciii6nten GcrbrotenS
ielbit in sic SonO SIT nc6meu mo ole
Der &crouSforoering entipreheuocn
@ergclhun0SmoBna6men 81 trcIlcn
@crlin. 10. Sonuor 1916.
gSelher 9lrt sic @craelhmaSmob.
re0eln icin mer0cu, weiB bic &elt
ieet. 9ld@ileu SamItua lit Der critic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17


lid 0orouf belhrdnft, o6ne Wlittbei-
hmg irgeno peIder 9elegc Orci I'M
Seefricge porgefonmcne gin5eliGle
au3liiii6ren mo Oelltibe 0ifi5iere
o0lferrebtSlpiOri9c @rouIomfeiteu
periibt boben ioQen. Gie britilhe
Rcgierine idIdet Dor Oieie 6GIlc
oilrG einen aus omerifaniiden @ia.
riueoiii5iereu beiicbenoen @eri6ts6of
WIterllden 8u laiien, uno lit inter
oieier &orauSIebung bereit, Dem be-
5eihneten @eri6tSbof auh Oen 800
ralong- 6au 81 untcr6reiten
gie oelitihe 9cgierlmg legt idJGri.
Ite &erpobrung Elm gegen Die imer-
b0rten ltnD oitrH nibtS erluicienen
Acknowledgement ser britIi6en Eeaie'
rung aegen sic oelltibe 9lrmee uuo
ole 0eutiGe 91oriue, iopie gegcn oie
llntcraeIlilng, ais Oh sic OeutiCbet
9e66roeu ctpaige 5ll ibrer &enntniB
aelangenOe Straft6oten iolNer 9lrt
unperiolgt laHeu, Gic oertide gIr-
NEE uuo oie Oeutic6e @lariue beobocb.
ten olcb i'm aegenudriigen &rieqe
Oic 0urn0l1bc Oes G0llerrecbts lno
Scr MeuiNIicbteit, uno sic Ieiteuocu
StcIlca 6olten iireug oorout OoB
Gle Oooegen chuo norfomnlen0cn
GerltoBc genol unteriudt nno nod.
OriidliA geo6noet pcroen
9lucb sic orei bon Scr britiidcn &c
aicrung onioeiii6rteu Sale IiuO ici-
ncr5cit ourh sic 5uit1noigcn ocllt-
iben @e60r0en elmer cingcbenocn I'm.
teriu6ung rnter5ogcn mor0cn. Go6ci
bat iid sundHlt in Oen6aac scr Scr.
icnflmq 0cS britilbcn GompierS
,,Qlro6ic" Our6 Elm oeiltihes llnterIcc.
boot crge6cn OoB Scr GommonOont
ocS llnterlcebooteS no1 2osc Scr
llmItGnOe sic llcbcr8cuglng gcipin-
nen nubtc, Der Tompfer iei i'm 9e-
orifi, ieir 6n6r5clig 81 rommcn; CT
qloubtc oa6er in bcrebtiqter 9}ot6.
wc6r ST 6anOclL ais or icincricitS
! 5nm glngriff aiit ooS Shiij ii6crginG.
Ger wciter ongeiii6rte Sail oes Pin
! grifis eines 0ertihen Eorpeop6ootS.
serlt6rerS alli ein britiiheS llnteriee+
boot in oen odniidben So6eitsgeluoi'
fern bat iid in ser @eile o6acipielt,
oab es in 0ieieu GlelpaIieru alpiiAcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

0en beioen &rieaSicbiffen sum &am'
pic geGomnen it, uno ooB iid babel
oos llnterleeboot Ourd @eihiitieuer
0elue5rt bat; ooB 6ei 6cm oeutihen
gIngriif oie odniic9e Nclttrolitdt Der.
lett iporoen lit. miro bon Scr briti-
I6en Hegierlmg Inn 10 pcniger ael-
tenO gemo6t merOen f0nnen, ais 0ie
britiiMeu SceitreitfrGtte IN elmer &ei-
6e bon 6Gaen oelltide Sdiiie in ncli-
tralen @epdiicrn angegriiien 1obeu.
SSSn Sem Sale ser &eruibtung oeS
6ritiiden Ganpfcrs aNuel~ enoliA
Bat ooS oeutIde llnteriee6oot le0ig.
lib oie bon Der Oeittiben &eaiering
i'm Sebrror 1915 angetiinOigteu Ser.
gcItlm9SnlaBnobmen sur 9lmuenoiug
aebrodt; oieic WoBno6mcn eutlpre.
den Oem @0ltcrrec6t, ga gnglauo be-
miibt i'll, 0urb oie p0lfcrrebtSipiori-
&c Sa6mlesung ocs legitimen Sec.
bonoelS scr 9leltrolen nit Geutid.
Iano oieiem ieoe 3uiu6r ab3uidnei.
0cn imO Oonlit NaS gauge 0cltticbe
&olf Der 9laSbunGcrimG preiS3uae.
bcn gegenii6cr b0IferreAtsmioriaen
Sanolnoen abcr ongemciieue Ser
gcltunQ gcii6t uer0cn oorf. SSn all
len Orei 6dllcn botteu cS sic oeitiHcn
SccitrcitfrGite MN od ole 3crito.
ring ocrieinolihcn Sd]ifie feincS-
lueas obcr ouf sic &crnibtilno ser
licb rcttcuOen mebrloicn @crionen ob.
acie6cu; sic eutgegcnitebenOcli De
banpilingcn ser britiihcn Neoieritng
miiiien nit ollcr GntitbicOcnbeit olS
lmpo6r priidgcpicicn pcroen.
ToS gluiinncn scr britiiben 9legic.
RING, Oie erw6butcn orci Sale &c.
mciniam nit Dem 09orolona" Sal
oilrh cincn ans onerifoniihcn Wiori-
ncoffi5icren gcbiIoetcn wcriAtS6pf
interiubcn ST loiien olon6t sic Oeilt.
iAe 9icgicrlmg olS lmonne1mbar ob-
Icbncn 81 iollcn.
Sic itc6t oIf ocn Ston0pinft, Sab
Die acgen 9lnae60rige ser 0elltiben
Streitmodt cr6obeucr 9eihuloiouu-
gen bon Sen eigcucn 5uitdnoiocn @c.
BORDEN imteriubt mcr0cn miiiien.
imo ooB 0ieie icoc Gemdbr fiir cine
|uuporteiiiNe @elrt6ciIma nn0 gcae.
beueu Safes oud fir cine acre9te
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

Ger @ett6eperb-&eoofteur bat
cin eriolgreideS llnterne6meu be-
gonnen. @eitern rmO oorgeltern
Com Gienitag) rietb er Oen 2eiern,
oie gienmngS Coupons ouS5u.
icbneiocn rno iic ibm 3u ienoen.
Ter &at6 miro befolgt. sic iolt.
ten ieinen Gid ieben. Gr bat me6r
9rieie 81 beonttportcn, ais ser
Souptclerf elmer Giien6a6n. 60
piele 9rieie iino eingeloufeu oob
eS ougen6lidIih mmo9lit6 er.
iheint, cine 2iite oopon 81 peroi-
ientliHeu.
Gem 8oit6otcn fam sic Sod)e
ionoerbor Dor, unO neugierig cr.
funoigte or iib. .@elc6en 3ped
6ahen oieie gtenmlnas Coupons
oenn eigeutlid?~ irogte er geitern
Dlorgen. llno maS ales merOen
Sic Deridenfen?" Ser g9ettbe.
perb.9leooftcur erflGrte ibm oos
gan5e llnternebmen.
n9lun" iogte err unidt piele Set
tungeu oeri6enfen etipoS, sic mei-
item iinO me6r ouf Oos glebmen be-
oobt." uGieaeidt lit oieie 3eitlug
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17
Gin 9eOer fpri6t ii6er oen gro6ert
$timmeu=2 =2Seff6ewer6!
Bei9d OeS Ange6OeS (aun 70 Uee AnIragen ein 70 Oab
Der pOl6Oe neugierig miro Der Gi(d) Oes ll)et-
Observation-Disclosures i'll NIT 8rielcn I0rm(id 6eOedt

Ser @ett6emerb-9leOofteur mir.
Sc olldj lieber INN Stimmen mers
ben ais @riefe 6c5iiglib oeS g9ett.
bemer6S 81 beontuorten. @egeu
ser eroBcn 3o6l ser eingeloufeneu
@rieie lit eS nidt m09id, ollie
9(niraqen ioiort 81 beanttportcu
ieOod miro cincm Se0en Die &C.
miinibte &nformotiou 10 balo ais
angdnaig 5ugeianot pcrocu.
Senoen Sie Sbr 9lenmin9S.Gou-
pon. 3ogern sic nicbt. Gbm Sic
eS beute. Gielc merOen OH Dem
g8ettbeUcrb t6eilnc6mcn
5Sragcn Sie an, menn S6nen ir-
oeuO Gin %untt Oieics @ettbewerbs
nibt fIar 1T. Gs 1T idmer, bel
enlem oerarti0eu llnterne6men ei.
mem Scocn aae Funfte flar 5ii mo-
dcn. Gas 9'urenu 0cS @ett6e.
merb.&eoatteurS befinoct iih I'M
oOeutideu GorreiponOentcn", 413
9It Baltimore StraBe, unO lit
bon $50 @iorgens bis 8 9lbenOs
eeofinct. Eelepbou,giimner lit
ct Roul 3t73.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

ctluos ireioebi0er@ antuortete ser
@cttbemerb-9eootteur.
oSSelden 3iued BAT oicier g8ett.
belperb?~ irogte cr Dllm ser Set
tlmg eincn gr0Beren 2eierfreis 5il
geiuiunen. Gomit miro ser Sc.
meinOe Gin groBer Gicnlt geleiitet
u9tlm obpo6l i'd oaOon mcbr 9lr.
belt 6obe, 10 tbue id iie bod ger.
ne" iogte Ger ASoitbote, olnO ib
miinlNe nur, ih fonnte on Dem
@ettbemerb t6eilnebmen, aber ole
9iegelr ser 9legierung erIoubeu
0os ni6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

Sabrestag OeS fciacu NloroeS. PHI
Dem CAGE mag m6alihcr g8eiie oos
SerbdngniB iiber SonOon nieoergc.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

sEutcnt gnpdltc
0ewu y. eamueIS, HehtSaupaIi; Hoienie.
9aloele s.pngmarien &erluaerenis MlarDs
lalle 5rull SluloNs.
Y. y. A ". =. Npwaro, AN Continental Wlnq.
*falii@fen leti 1872 eriolareid IN baltimore.
glitomo6ile.
@adatb. 1S5 S8150. Q5 So.7so
u%ndnfo Niutpr so. ui @altimOrr", 0hatleS.
Sltabe mlo Nd Mohatglpeuue
@iarSei Mobile g. areae Sa9' VIZ 4Ss Ssie m Mars.
0borleS'Strone
3citlingcn 3eitiMriitcn eta.
~Ahe Waltimcre yicipS 9oNp0nb" RoheYi IS ~
~e0eFs' ~eloaiislnprer, 227 Ns0amutetr
Geutide Bidder un0 3eitld,riiieu.
y SaHit@' glr, 200. gselt0crHoion @rabe.
Ehotogrnpb.
y'r. 49, tSeringlon Sr0bc
9tdtional.9anfei.
uxue rl0 SoVH National Nantn Nap. unb
es SdSist lfHBe Saeoh ". pool @tdnoeul;
psssuuo giotioual @anf" la2 eiios8roaooah.
os Ny VI sSuancr Malllter.
uSNtNcru National Nnuf" III ytorOs strllinn. ~
w. Rarluu Nailircr.
StaatS glnfcn.
DScntidle @aut pun Baltimore. Nnllncre.
nno Nouioap sigoBe shaui ggebeg Grap
ccoTae N Saua. adrcr, s'' f''p'''''
Spar ganfen
u1entidlc =parbauf RON Baltimore 0uio.0s
nilo baltimore Strn6e
SruitGpMpaanien.
-ofr rrhnft 4nn reurt lx....,,~..,. "a as
SiroBc.
@larmor. lmo @rouit @crfc
= N'laaFtner & eonS, 22s Moro.gpalcs air.
Sanowirt6ihaitIihc @crdtbc uao
SGmcreicn.
vrifliib THrner 0u., 2o5 Roro Rdca.@irube
Ehunbing, 6urnaccS, @macS m0
Gcfen, Gahoedcn inlo 9linncu.
@enneit Bros, 52s Moro o5rcmoniglbeme.
anpierlnmicoc umO @hmbcrS.
Subn pnbert 1884 IbamcS GiraBc. Is. 4 R.
2elepDon; gsolle 1929.
Gcuer.@eriihcrlnocn.
~. z. e0adeIiurc 4 Co.,
lll-2i GbOmncr Commerce guI0in0
rSrniidle erNseriincrnnaS.tscrn 0ol.
lo0O iiio N0ltluprc SirQBc
nNcuilu.Nnt, Nctlcr- cr-ScrNMequnassQ sQielfuihaits
Nllinore irONe mn Nuliom Nouic Mnennc
nNuNnl Snlntallee 60, ni GiperpDpl,H Nenfh Nl
sSnrNetp, 9telocudrs rsWann0er l0li08 0buuiY
Der ul Commerce Mii0Na
uWermauia Ncutr NerlNetunu0 Oigienimnii"
baltimore iiito Norib 1irunc
@lcdplattcn Mctou etc.
4NOu, Nunstla q g., awc., iS i5 Nalownon,
SraHc
Blaiolei9. @cIh1itc.
g0orloti0aleS ecau go", gioro.@oh sirnRe
Gilenpaoreu amer 9lrt uno Suf-
idnieo. 3llbe60r.
q. eeoH @anne 0a., soa s0i Noro 'osapeir
@iaentdnnS.9gcntcn un0 Sdn0lcr.
viurs q. Dueau q Mty9slu, 10 cpcerinelous
Strobe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17
OGi6dftSs s@egipciicr.
Mcreoutilc SIsencD.
". @. Gun & 60,
0o2-eio 2agpIano Irun @log.

galmaterialicM Sbiircu, 6enitcr.
rabnen 2doeu etc.
rid @iyaBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

spar Nanlel.
pDeutidle @parbanf bon Baltimore 0iito.ps
ulo baltimore 5irnGe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17
3uut BaralOn9= =DfOrOfaa.
9c omidc NotcumcdI spien Berlin 2ouOOu Sard Sermit
hum ser amcrifaMiiAen 9otIdafter

Ger 0nrdj sic omerifnnii6en 8ot-
iduitcr in Berlin unO 2onoon per-
miiteIte 9loterpe1iel 5pii6en Der
oeutlden uu0 6ritii1eu &egierlmg
be3iiglib Scr @rnierOitng ser 9eiaB.
ling OcS Deuti1el llrtcriee6ootes III
27~ 6ur6 Die Seclellte Oes britiiben
SiilisIrGBcrs y@orolong" auf 9e-
iebl OcS &dpit1nS 0cs &relt3ers, olS
Die 0elitibcn iic6 nod &ernibtlng
ibrc5 llntcrleebooteS am t9. Augult
1915 an 9oro oeS W}dult6ier-Grnnss
portOompicrs n9}icoiian" oercttet
batten, in0 fir wel6c rp1loie Sbot
Die oellti6e Hegierllng iebt 93o6e
ourh 3eppelinonsriiic aii England
-Derthit6li6 QonOon imo OaS @ar-
lamenisgeb1u0e ongefiinOigt bat,
fam IN Ger erIteii Sonuarbdlite OieieS
Sobrcs nit Sen iolgeuoen gtotcn gum
gbldAlB, na6oem Die Neutide SIC.
eierlng in elmer eriien 9lote ben bon
amerifoniIben @ireerh Oe oIS
Maultbierwdrter ouf Der o9licoIan"
ge0ieut batteu beldworencn Sbatbe.
itono oorgeIeat rno ilreuae 9eItro.
ilna ocs Gnpit6ns oes Siilisfreli5erS
o9orolouo4 fir Den DlOro Oerlongt
batte:
9ritiid DE 9lntwort ouf Oic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

00lulu y. GnmuclS, RehtSanmat. Roienie
@anoels S0npmarien &eruasrcnis M}arOs
lano lrill @u0M0
0Baplin ~ SeraniDn, ii6-ff7 Gam qfiIniua
islahrlgc Nrlubrunp
Y. y. * ~. =. Npwnr0, an Continental WlnQ
Ftau6ifen lci 1872 crioi0rcD n Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

Wlarmor. mo @rouit @crfc.
:, @llaaFinrr & CONS, 22s woro.gparlcs. .atr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

@adntb l--35 $8.150. 4 25 Sc T5O
p%ndnfn ARutor so. pi Baltimore, Charles.
Slrnbe uio Md Mohal gheme
Saruu oic populdre 0ar S3O5 iuio SetE
W'ar.Sel Mleplie Co., Woraac ilOS iO gloros
0b0rle2 1irGBc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

Eelltlde Bidder un0 3eitidriiien.
r. SeniiIn, ylr. 900, eeitecrInalon eirabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

ulNe Glo Sppn National NNnt," Mnns unD
yleicr StfuBc. Sucoh ge. Nool. 4Srdn0eni;
NcnrO 81. Ncoue N0llircr
r@ecunb National Nanf," l32 CiiosQroaopah
yN. O. gSuaucr. NOillrcr
ugeeltcru National Nnnf," ia orosQllin, fr
". NRarlum Ndllircr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

@lcHplattcL 9Rcton etc.
aNcn, 0oultlu q g., 3We., 1s i5 Aaloarrlon'
SiraGc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-18
DATES OF KANSAS FAIRS

Kansas State Fair Assoclation-Phil
Eastman, Secretary, Topeka; September
11-16.
Kansas State Fair-A L. Sponsler, Secre-
tary. Hutchinson, September 1925.
Allen County Agricultural Society-Dr.
F. S. Beattie' secretary, lola; September
Allen County-Moran Agricultural Fair
Assoeiation-E. n. Mccormack, secretary.
Barton County Fair observation-disclosures
Young. secretary, Great Bend: October So
Brown County-The Hiawathn Fair As
watha; september So.
Butler County-DougIass Agricultural
Clay County Fair Association-W. F.
Miller, secretary, Clay Center; dates not
set.
Clay County-Wakefield Agricultural As
sociation-Eugene EIkins, secretary, Wake
field; October 81.
Cloud County Fair Assocaition-W. L.
September /.
Coffey County Agricultural Fair Asso-
ciation-S- D. Weaver, secretary. Burling-
ton; September.
Cowley County-Eastern Cowley County
/ Fair Association-W. A. Bowden, secretary.
Burden: dates not set
Cowley County Agricultural and Live
Stock Association-Frank W. Sidle, secre-
tary, Winfield; July n-H.
Decatur County Fair Association-J. r
| Correll, secretary. Oberlin: dates not set.
Dickinson County Fair Association-C. r
/
Douglas County Fair and Agricultural
society-C. W. Murphy, secretary, Law
| renee; September 1922.
Elk County Agricultural Fair Assocla-
| tion-Fred r. Lanter, secretary, Grenola
August 1881.
! Ellsworth County Agricultural and Fail
( Ellsworth; September 1922.
Franklin County Agricultural Society
J. R; Finley, secretary, Ottawa; septem
Franklin County-Lane Agricultural Fail
Association-Floyd b. Martin, secretary
Lane; September 1 and ..
Gray County Agricultural Association-E
T. Peterson, secretary, Cimarron, Septem
Greenwood County Fair Association
William Bays secretary, Eureka; Angus
29-September 1.
ciation-L G. Jennings, secretary, An
thony; August Sill.
Johnson County-Spring Hill Grang
Fair Association--W.- +. Wilkerson, secre
tary. Spring Hill: September SIS
Labette County Fair Association-Clar
ence Montgomery. secretary, Oswego; Sep
Lincoln County-Sylvan Grove Fair an,
Agricultural Association--R. W. Wohlcr
secretary; Sylvan Grove; Sept. 1922
Der IS.
Logan county-Intercounty Fair asso
ciation-L. L. Moore, secretary, Oakley
September.
MARSHALL County Stock Show and Fai
Mcpherson County AGRICULTURAL Fair ms
sOciation-Jas. T. Griffing, secretary, Nc
Pherson August % 25.
Meade County Fair association-Fran
Fuhr. secretary, Meade: September 5-S.
Mitchell County Fair association.
Tice. secretary, Beloit: October 81.
Montgomery County Fair association
Elliott Irwin, secretary. Coffeyyille, Sep
TENDER 1920.
Morris County Fair association-H. 4
Clayborne, secretary, Council Grove Jul
1921 trace meet only.
Nemaha Fair association-M. B. Wi
liams, secretary, Seneca dates not set.
Neosho County Agricultural society
Geo h Bideau, secretary, Chanute; OK
tober SO.
/ Ness County Agricultural association
Jas A Cason. secretary. Ness City: abou
| September /.
Norton County Agricultural association
Fred L. Strohwig. secretary, Norton: Al
, | gust 29-September l.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-18
Kill u. S. SOLDIER
Mexican Customs Guards Claim
Self Defense.
Say American Trooper Started
to Shoot First.

Ell Paso, May 1s.-An American SOL
der who crossed the international
boundary a mile and a half east of
Juarez early today was shot and killed
by Mexican customs guards.
General Gavira, Carranza COM
mander in Juarez, informed General
Bell. stating that the American was
intoxicated and fired on the Mexicans
before they shot him.
General Bell Immediately detailed
two officers to Juarez and these, in
connection with two officers as
signed by General Gavira and the
Mexican military judge, began an in
vestigation of the shooting.
Did He Capture IS?
Washington, May 1S.-ColoneI Sib-
ley, reporting through General Fun
ston to the war department today on
Major Langhorne's engagement with
the Glenn Springs raiders. failed to
substantiate earlier reports miscon-
strued as official at the department,
telling that IS Mexicans had been cap
tured and six killed.
He said only two Mexicans were
wounded and captured.
Deemer Back Home.
Marathon, May 1S.-Jesse Deemer,
the Bouquillas Storekeeper, and Mon
roe Payne, negro, kidnapped by the Big
Bend raiders and rescued by Major
Langhorne's cavalry detachment have
reached Bouquillas, according to Off
cial reports received today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-18
Give her NO REST
Police Again Raid the House OF
Katherine TasSeH.
Cart Away Freshly Opened Bar
rel of Beer.

Katherine TasselFs abode on lower
Jackson street has tCcome an unsafe
place at all times of the day and night.
She never knows what minute the
police or the ...eriff's force is going to
swoop down upon her, since the initial
raid made by the police force last
week.
Early this morning, almost before
persons of luxurious habits were out
of bed, three men from the sheriff S
office visited the house and searched
it from cellar to garrett There was no
one at home except the woman and
her father. The officers found new
ly opened barrel of bottled beer and
took it to the court house. They ar
rested Mrs. Tassell on a warrant.
Apparently the beer had arrived
only a short time before. None of it
had been placed on ice. Mrs Tassell
was convicted on four selling and a
nuisance count in the police court
Tuesday and filed notice of an APP
peal. She is out on $500 appeal
bond and it is the intention of the Of
ficers to require her to give bond
again.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-18
WAR IS A NEMESIS
1t Is ON the Trail of National
ism in Europe.
So Declares A. j. Stout i'm Peace
Day Address.

among the Greek divinities Meme
sis was the goddess of retibutive just
ice who always punished the wrong
doer. The present war is the Nemesis
of the nationalism that made the ma
ton, the sovereignty, an end in itself"
A. ]. Stout, principal of the high
school, declared this morning in q
Peace Day address before the high
school.
The beginning of the war was at
the end of the Napoleonic wars" de-
clared the speaker "At that time the
people of Europe hoped for a United
States of Europe. Prince Metternich
of Austria opposed the plan and by
his diplomatic skill so readjusted con-
tinental Europe as to strangle democ-
racy and continue nationalism with its
alternating periods of peace and war.
He made the United States of Europe
impossible but the United States of
America, then in its infancy has grown
and become the realization of the
dream of Europe's common people.
1.-The war was found to follow such
pernicious beliefs as that everything
that contributes to the power of the
state is morally right and that the first
duty of the state is growth and con-
quest. Great Britain seizes neutral
ships and destroys or confiscateS then
cargoes saying England must rule the
seas at all hazards. A nation cannot
be expected to commit suicide"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-18
CONTRACT is LET
Holy Name Church VIII Be
Built by l.. X. Bowers.
Will Cost $4,000 and Be Com.
pleted in September.

Contract has been let for the cree
ton of the parish building for the
Holy Name Parish, to be located at
Tenth avenue and Clay street, Father
M. G. O'Leary, pastor. The building
will be of the combination church and
schoolroom type, the church extend
ing throughout the entire two stories.
while the schoolrooms, of which there
will be four, accommodating 125 pu-
pills, will be in the basement. The
church proper will have a seating ca
pacity of 400. An organ loft and gall
lery will be included.
1t is the intention of the members
of the church later to extend the
building to include a home for both
pastor and sisters.
The entrance to the church proper
will be from the Clay street side and
for the school rooms from Tenth ave-
nue.. i'-t'
The exterior of the building will be
laid in mingled shades of rug brick
with Carthage stone.
The cost of the building, which in
cludes plumbing. will be approximate
ly $4,000. The work is to be COM
pleted by September 27.
j. F. Stanton is the architect and L.
K. Bowers the contractor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-18
CALLS IN P. U. G..
Kansas City, Kan, Complains
of the Santa Fe's Action.
Wants the Road to Stop All Its
Trains There.

w. r. Smith, Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe railway solicitor for Kansas,
and other officials of the road will APP
pear before the Kansas public utilities
commission in Kansas City tomorrow
TO explain why more trains are not be-
ing stopped at Argentine. The hearing
is the result of a complaint filed py
Mayor Green of Kansas City in an eff
fort to compel the Santa Fe railway
to stop all trains passing through
Kansas City. Kansas.
Eight westbound and fourteen east
bound trains now are stopping at Ar
sentine according to Santa Fe OF
ficials Trains not stopping at the sta
ton are Nos. and 4 and the De Luxe
trains.
The complaint to compel the Atchf-
son, Topeka & Santa t'e railway TO
stop ell trains ut Argentine is said to
| be the outgrovth of a practice by per-
sons route to Kansas City. MO.
| from points in Kansas Of getting OLE
at Argentine and riding into Kansas
| City by street car In this manner
| they are able to avail themselves OF
| the two cent rate effective in Kansas.
Interstate rates on the Atchison, To-
pelsa IL Santa Fe are &c cents.
/ Increase of 5000 Per Cert.
Since the increased interstate rates
became effective, passenger business
in Kansas City. Kan. has increased
1000 per cent. it is said. According
to Mayor Green between $500 and
1000 passengers are handled by the
Santa Fc at Argentine every week.
The Union Pacific entering ARM
strong handles about 1900 per week
while the Rock Island entering the
same suburb follows close behind with
an average of about 1900. Mayor
Green says. A line on the pesse niger
business handled in Kansas City was
obtained by detectives employed by
the mayor to count the passengers
boarding or leaving trains that stop
in Kansas City. Kan.
Kansas City will be represented be-
fore the commission tomorrow by
Hugh J. Smith, city counselor. The
hearing will be held in the city hall.