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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-19

M
t,Ih.ps 20 other one factor
Yields % great an influence ia
eetnrdiug the growth and pros'
psFity Of q town az factionalism.
It spreads itself ss a pail over
the community life, and under
lie maligu influence sllprogress
willis like . pear tree under the
blight No amount Of energy
and public spiritedness 10 suiii-
Client to survive its depressing
effects.
Take the average town torn BY
factionalism. A measure Of public
Improvement is proposed. il
comes from one Of the two fac
tons. II really has merit and
would be beneficial to the town.
Does II meet with approval? Yes
from that side Of the house.
From the other side, bitter OPP
position. Why? No mortal man
can tell, except that II emanated
from the other side"
There you have the meat in
the cocoanut. ''The other side"
stands for every thing that 10 un-
desirable and vicious.
And II IL 4 sad commentary on
our boosted Christian civilization
that this spirit of bitter factional-
ism too frequently originates
where It should never be found.--
Ia the churches. With them. all
too frequently, ''Our folks" does
not mean, as Il should, all of
Gods creatures, but 10 contracted
% apply TO ''Our church," be it
Methodist, Baptist, Presbyteriau
Congregational, or what not.
Again in many small towns,
this factionalism centers in the
banks. Each has 'its following.
Each 10 striving not only to build
up ito own fortunes but to tear
down the other.
Bat from whatever source, the
fact remains---and the factioual.
ism hourishes-..a sad commentary
on the boasted ''progressiveness"
Of our countrymen.
And the pity of it Is that il Is
all useless and fruitful of no
good results to either side.
United effort would invariably
accomplish for both what divided
wrangling ACCOMMODATES for
neither.
There IL = world of truth In
the old emblem Of the bundle Of
sticks, bound together, which no
man could break bat which taken
separately, Gchild could destroy.
No factional fight in a com.
muulty ever yet resulted in com.
plete victory for either side.
Many communities have had
the sagacity to recognise this
fact and while there have always
been and will always be differ.
ences, have had the good sense to
endeavor to harmonic and work
together for the common interest.
When We zee q community torn
BY factions, we feel like remind
ing It of the old fable of the cats
and the monkey.--the cats found
the cheese, bat the monkey ate it
At last.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-19
Librarians Report.

To the Board of Directors of the
Johnston Public Library.
The annual report Of the library
for the year ending Sept. GOTH,
1916, is herewith presented, being
the ninth in the history of the
library.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-19

The cards issued during The
past year are; with a feWexcep'
tons, to new readers.
The past year has been auiuu'
usually active one, and it is a
great satisfaction to be able to
report the most marked increase
of interest having been in the
reference room; 4 gOOdly percent
of the visitors in this room have
been strangers In our town, as
we'll az members of study clubs
and pupils of our schools
/ wish to thank the local press
for the complimentary copy Of
their paper every week for our
reading table, and also for their
courtesy Ia printing our many
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29
UL&Ill0 O nd
Gil MT S

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29
CHICAGO TENNIS CLUB
BUYS EXPENSIVE SITE

CHICAGO. April % \ boom Tor ton.
Ma thtoughcu' this part " 'hN countr,
~ we'll ~ lu this rity ig rcru r 'he
announcement tha, 'ho newly orrnuscS
chicago Tennis club has purchased
grounds In the North Edgcwatsr section
- 'Ne city 49, cost ~ sis Ooo md vii
SPEND $4,000 on courts E'ior'- viii
he made In land several NJ .hr national
meets Tho new cluh includes such we'll
known local men a. Ilcatr ngford Tho
president. Walter iInycs. Alex Squnlr
and James j Forstall and lls roster
includes practically all the tournament
players ~ the Chicago district
The location NJ tho new clubs courts.
near ,hn Kenmore station of the Norih.
western railroad and not fir from the
Fdsewater Golf club. will insure. " IL he
llcysd. larger attendance than has been
attracted 10 the western Championships
rnd national double prclimnatlcs a.,
uuwcntsia, Lake Forest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29
Ex-Feds Who Horned" Their Way Into
Majors Are Holding Their Own Nicely

Uu. IaHU.r 1us,s rhs.e. lou.
Iru N.n.um pul 'h, n.IF vt uIe other
I.d. now atuft.ns on Johnson suh
I,r. .I ,f, yuine npnnd thslr
Iul,t Hgu form ~ 1915 What
Huys tH.a mnu can n mean anything
CO.,. Nar that thcfe were .oms plsl.
rf W n. r,' i.cul lu 1915 "a
,r HH'HIa. who wrts suryfur IN
.Hm, organized mainf treularsf
uN us. li is rtflf No ihr SEASON ani
.U l.I pi1t,# WBi smMp " ivnt
r 'nriHi tH assume thtt ihr more thsv
N'ruwr acquainted vth ihr pi,hinv In
t.,r u,N lo'snsa thr better ih'i ~in
r,i' Nri shouldn't itrf tiil mut MI.
Nh,u u.t l,tn elrft ia ust fnr Ns
opposing haisraNr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29
VINE, meotsw and Mack start
SHREVEPORT TEAM NOW
TOPS SOUTHERN B0WLERS

ATLANTA, Ga April - The noos,
ers of shreveport, Ia. with a score "
2.jOo, took the lead In the flvc.man team
class tn the second annual tournament
" the southern bowling congress. here
Friday nlsht, disrlacins the Forrest City
team " Savannah, Ga which rolled y
6W Thursday The nvc points oi A.
hnta remain IN third place In this event
Snced NJ Savannah wen, into first
place In the singles and nll event compc
titlon Friday night and Mrgmw aud
wrcnn NJ savannah took The lead In the
doubles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29

iOr5 poylo Jed tie Nrilpu,I '',f I'
last season vi'h - mark of l21 JAS
D1uh'fI l,d 'la yclr before with '-'
The PLAYER Sho can Arrange an sN'fa.r
uf Siu fur lc present year b. Ihs.. I"
lead nro'u 'nr National league pH.hHr
ls The hest that circuit has EaoNu 100.
m1rr ,snr.
Th"r" h hardly o. vctb H'r r tho
circuit R"s'"h Philadelphia ini ilron..
irn EN- have thc talent Hni the g"niu.
from which a. gather a. least Tour I'm"
slbmcn cincinnati hNs Dale. SCHNEIDER
Tone, and NcIlonr' Pittsburgh hsr ~
least three stars iu M,mnuN knn'i"
r.r and A1amt New Work rn' chicago
have pitching possibilities but 'hrIr l1i.
worth rs l,' {, be- pro.ru
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29
MISSOURI TRAP MEET
SCHEDULED MAY 2, 3. 4

ST LOUIS April - Tho Missouri
State trap shooting tournament will take
place on the grounds of the 81 Louis
rnpshootcrN association here on May 2.
. and
Tho uunds are considered among the
,ucst m tho United States. and the
range can extend 10 700 feet
ON the same grounds the Grand Amer.
icnn Handicap Shoot viii take place
August ~ and 2?
Contestants IN tho state tournament
will practice on the local grounds NAV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29
Rich Sportsman Builds Mystery Car"
Plans to Drive 1t in Hoosier Gas Derby

tNutAEArolls April ap-Thcr. IL
q desrth Of ambitious automobile race
andidates, as Indicated by the flood of
rl.Hrams and letters from. all over the
United states TO I T. Myera. general
manager of the Speedway office Many
u these letters seem 10 think that an
une has To do To win the famous sixth
Annual international Sweepstakes race 4.
to take some lltney and strip the body
There ar. thousands Of asplfants In this
class
There is another class ~ rich sports
men vho know better. and who do not
count the cost, but who. for the love "
the sport and the fun they get out " n
Wy to create special ears Incorporating
automobile ideas tha, are pets To them.
selves aud attempt to show M some ot
The older experienced racers
conspicuous member of the latter
,lssser 10 r. os,eser Of lee. M. Who has
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29
GUN CLUB MEMBERS
HAVE NOON LUNCHEON

M,mb,t. oi ihe Capital Uun club r,r-
tcck ~ luncheon u ih, kurhalc no.
isl dinnr han 'ri1, rn0r botnr rNrr
in N, .pn l.uuud NORTH ni U,n, 90,
fc. ,h,t v.r, .b.o' 1H, recent .tai,
Tournament vfs d.UsvI iNr u.bis.,
su,..ss ut an. tuun., u ih, hHuuy n
ih, stat, sruiNm,rt p.H.yRiHr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29

sent In his entry hnd nccessaf, check
20 ihr speedway management, Tor cutr,
ot IN ustewes special manufactured h,
Appcrson a OsievcE Tot the MAY anth
race. Little u known of this cat. cN.
rept that n weighs about 5000 pounds.
has four cylinders ell sgNb bore and
stroke. aud piston displacement "
goa vuhlc inches n IL registered with
the American Automobile association ~
car 100.
The driver IL ~ he g us,eweE himself
wealth, Young business man aud
sportsman ne is an 4 A 4 registered
driver No. " q nloomhctr ot Bouih
both Registered With the A 4 A. viii
nct as relief driver and mechanirian The
Illinois entr, l- expected ai indiansJ,ol
soon 10 begin practice and \ can't come
any too soon 10 satisi, the curiosity NJ
the speedway fans. Who are eager ~ see
how d can step over the unyrd oval
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29
0'D0NNELL, COOPER AND
HUGHES IN FRESNO RACE

IursNo ral. NrW 90 Crowds lined
a seven mI.r course hrr, tri,. 'o vtn,.
ihr running uf ..n.w'. automobile
fusd t,y, given .r connection with lr.s.
uu.s piun.ibv l,l,nnion rh.fs v,fr
seventeen entrants IdIir ununun Isfi
Uuprri and ilH... iWrNt# i.inr the
ntufiirs rh, winnie. vHs iH receive a.
tIH and unH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29
FRED FULTON WINS OVER
REICH IN NINTH ROUND

SEW YuEk Anrl - llrd Fulton.
tho Rochester giant advanced one sirp
m hls mbf,h ioVpri i,as Wusrd and
the heavyweight championship 'b.i n.gH,
when b, practically knocked vut ~
Reich n 'h, ninth round uf their ..h,i.
ulrd t,u.pund nou' rh, referee stopped
o., iHW bu,. on. minute VI the ninth
had expired
Fulton wi'uUgli Ms opponent ihfubfh.
,ut ii. hnul HHi when ihr referee
stopped iH, boat Reich vas iwt,finE
lrir',ast fulton weighed 1ii puur1s
AND UU,h llN tulion demonstrated
Tint hr had "a rind lri which hy used
frequently
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29
wnitrltp sgAts MCKINLEY.

Nrhourh tho whittier team slfrsd,
Ilt ,u.Nri ihr vHid frhunl baseball
champion hir m driesilre Loc estli,r
ir ih, week the Whittier pia,tts
tiuuu,ri MCKINLEY friday tuO in u..
du io trup tH' r,.rtd riaar \ hta.
.mvi witnessed The gsmo Witch Nss
tr, nHi W ih' .uaHrn lw ihH ward
nHI.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29

NlW 1pNk. tlN W The Federal
.pH,ua u.s NlutI. in.H vat niu
mfiHf Isuu, HHH 'Ht .pfr. Seem iN H,
H..rr quite we'll uuE .u. Tho, R.,
,HHuunirHHE HH r.H. trouble iu their
,ffofis io trIt t.r Offerings of ths rival
huirrs aud .nmr uI them are PLAYING
auyh ir q W.. ihbi yN,rshaiuVs ihr
achievements n their American and
National league maivs
shuntlnr Violet, pmmrd bs leather
Hrt unI 'Hr 600 m1rk during ihr nsi
Nrrk 90. '"r AWuHiKN. Uguf, annW
HIua tn what h, lma.srl boz enc Wi.
wnfs .Irui' Nuiluv iNu opening Nyrt
ui l9i inl ihs wus' H trurWh,. ri
kauf t"Ia ttar Is nrIur Finug, UN.H.
,rs Tact sr'sun No. woe acquainted with
th, twists Hf iH, .ahn,n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29
DATES FOR 1916
STATE GOLF MEET
TENTATIVELY SET
70 Be Held at MuSkogee,
June 1921; Two Local
Course Records Broken.


The annual championship toulnamcn.
-, , 90 ,o ,o ..,
"'" ~ "''''' Wv
learned hy ofOclnls ~ tho Oklphomn Ciis
~, , c,.,,,,,. .t,,, ,,,,,,, ,,u.l,,,.,,
wv"
cum Objects
Tho Muskogec Town and Country club
under whose auspices the 1915 tourrn-
mcnt will be held Is making nll propn
t,,cIy aunouncod n f. prnhablr ,npt of.
Nelal announcement Of these dates vii
b. made .4;g6s,Iy
o,,.,.., c,,. ..tu .,,, ,o.., ,ioio
w." .....,',
' .,, '" ,.'
,,',' ~ ,.t ~, w. ,ot- ,,a,,,,,or.
~ ~ n. ..'n 4.
repr'r'h'en ~ 'n' ',h'' 'n'', "'' ''"h'
w luNn, M'n''h,i. y. hhr' ''''Nn'' 'N''n,
81 N"'nhH, "'' 'u'h''' ""'" "N
Reno 'h''Ahsh"' Hh'"n'' """ N''
more
lher' ~ 'nn''o'''''' ",nu.,'Nn'
FnlQns lochl IoH. ~ "''' 'N' r""'''r' ~
"tn ASSOCIATION lnlh tournament Wh''h
VII h' held NJ phll"'. I'''S' way ~ 10
~ inclusive Nrihhg'm'n' ""'"nN
hnV' "'n nlN'e !" h',"'h'n""n,' pn'
clubhouse
WIN tnc n'TiNW W 'hN"iho' "'"'"''
r"'i IN oklAhoinh IVY " coming NV" N'
own he'fn h' '',hl '"'''' n'lnR
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29

ruoLur E varied ar'. no. est OBJ.
worst Thr"" years ago claude fioulfi,
aud Tom Se1Ion we've rated iropr ''r
stars NJ 'hc game ~ ihl' time iouE
|'org' Mcconnell had -om- up aud gone
down 'or tie second tim, 80 un" ii,.
uicd him 'or r return l-ts' ...tson tir
cubs gave him another chsuu, hut ,.t
him ndriu and 'wn weeks litter hc VIZ.
starring with the Feds Now. while S.p-
ton and lIendr', are uncertainties Ne.
Connoll h1s offered the h,s, pitching e..
the season and 60 evidently on the w,}
to q Ninuur campaign
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29


What In your opinion. 3. F,'c's hard.
est rBp'
once took olcvcn stroke. in uhp
T. D. T.
This should he rllsscd With the unkni.
est cuts.
nut I once knew fellow who took ten
puts
Tho Giants fearing their haze NJ sun.
pile. viii he cut off. expect Ia start
north at an carly date Intense suffering
II already reported among the troop
when Meotaw and Mack start their
second season at the bottom, the IN.
oertslntles Of this tickle existence known
az IN. can y. understood without further
debate. why Indeed, should the splfi,
Of mortal ever ue, prouaI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29

welsh solr b, Intend. 70 frnI -.usSI
battles against H"nnt loonri 'hul.
White. DUNDEE nui "ue o,hrf Welsh =.
az opi'ul.t ls 'hr time h' h I'm
i-Nc1 .u-irInI aNtirs again" '.Ia1td
rui Whit the remainder NJ h.r program
Win hc osi of date For an er-,'.mpiuu
.s Il p''t.Uultf card
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29
STICK AVERAGES
ALREADY START
DOWNWARD TRIP
Cobb Climbs in American; o.
sen Leads National; XII
duff Bats .437.


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.y,. r.r,i N... tp.n, Tho figures
... u.r cabin though out Of recent
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29

Uswts tnpN Atlanta a. Mobile pI,
iunrhnm ~ NrU uurars ,hatisHnusa at
Memphis LITTLE uu,A ai Nashville
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29

~ IUhrrh - Omaha " Lincoln A.
slou, civ . p,s N1.rss N p,u,sf =
Topeka
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29
STANDING ~ ,ur trNus
RESULTS ,lsr,,np,, ,


N0Numonl TO A. II0usI0n . San AHInnIn I
Port Worth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29

utMiS IuDN -HH.ruar .t ..a.rnr
lN lar'a of N.'..Hf.. I....H st
'a'sN f.r Smith Of H...H...
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29

IANis rupN 40 iosrur Of Vi.bts
iln,olu at uuaIH urs VH.r.s ct HIHut
,u' Iursta ai utuNri
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29

Freddie Welsh has been "utponisl
eCpin Poor lloac An b, can rrt tu0.'
day, II the k,lo. for which ~ ,oufa, boo
cares nothing ~ all
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29

NIWWITN : TWWTI0"| NT- "TT""N- NWTT'|
tuu Sifrng i1li ShBff'f. atufi|,~ hiis
! u man tilli Toi'uW stolen tHa.s.
tHtluuk. Totem iru nn lNHvs. uk't.
HuHn JIt, n rbuH D NfsihpFr ON tl|.
! miliu. Z Purcell 81. .uu,k uni M Pm
lu. b, uufsru Tiwr ono hpur.
H'i,.fNt minutes lwr.fv NN,rt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29

Foster. Leonard, Ruth and Shore
Gee. but II IL hard 10 score
what I'm telling you's the truth
Leonard Foster. Shore and Ruth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29
wrsrrH> ir,o,r sr,>pr>O.

'illr Kansas ,If, ni indianapolis Nnu
apohs at columbus n rHui ai Toledo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29
GAMES rnp,,

? Atlanta ii 0aI, 'a' esSs y, .'iutp''' .Sbsia'aa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29
AMINlcAN IrNnIL stANnINn.

Philadelphia Or Unvlu .u.rn.i 81 uiY
huryu 20 io4s bf Crrss1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29

Tlc s"ro1i round To- ~" second Dean
Gun md IN" first round Tor the second
ok,ahuwau oun were tn 'r played today
rho 'irnl 'or 'hc pcrr cup Nill b" played
NAY 20. for ~ Okhh cup May -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29

with tho arrival ~ favorable weather.
rolf In Oklahoma CITY H. coming into rs
own again Tho local ruuF." is helnW
rounded into shape Some uuN traps arn
being placed along tho rough IN catch
tho Wild shots. and hcrcnnor n vii rny
n 20 straight"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-05-06
|QuELL IRlsR REVOLT
QUIET RESTORED IN DUBLIN Az
TER TWELVE PERSONS
Nc ARE KILLED.
SOLDIERS ARE IN CONTROL
Rioters still Hold Several Places In
city--cerman Sea Raid Connected
With Outbreak - Several Arrests
Made, but Names Arc Withheld.

London. April 27.-The Official COM
munication issued here on Tuesday
concerning the situation in Dublin
says:
AT noon yesterday serious disturb
ances broke out in Dublin. A large
party OF men identified with the Sim
Fein party. mostly armed. occupied
Stephens Green and took possession
forcibly of the post office. where they
cut the telegraph and telephone wires.
Houses also were occupied in Ste
phen's Green. Sackyille street. Abbey
street and along the Quays.
In the course OF the day soldiers
arrived from the Curragh and the stu
alton is now well in hand. SO far as
is known here three military officers.
four or Eve soldiers, two loyal volun-
teers and two policemen have been
killed and four or Eve military officers
and six volunteers wounded. No ex-
act information has been received Of
the casualties on the side of the Sim
Feiners.
Reports received from Cork, Linn
erick, Ennis. Tralee and Tipperary
show that no disturbances OF any kind
have occurred in these localities"
Augustine Birrell, chief secretary
for Ireland, announced in the house Of
commons the disturbances in Dublin.
He added that troops had been sent to
the Irish capital and that the situa-
ton was now well in hand.
Rioting broke out afresh after SOL
diers arriving from Curragh put down
the first rebellion. he said, but these
also had been quelled. He said at
first he understood the soldiers had
recaptured the Dublin post Office.
which was taken by the rebels in the
first outbreak, but the interruption of
telegraphic communication prevented
his giving details.
He gave assurances that the stu
alton was well in hand. Several ar
rests had been made in Dublin, but he
could not give the names, he said.
The raid by German warships, the
first since the bombardment of Scar
borough and Hartlepool on December
16. 1914, was at once connected in the
public mind with the outbreak in Dub.
lin. Sir Roger Easements attempted
landing on the Irish coast and the
midnight Zeppelin raid.
/, The general opinion was that the
Germans planned three-angle cam
paign Of terrorism, counting upon first
starting an uprising In Ireland and
then descending upon the east coast
with cruisers and Zeppelins.
It is believed that the Germans.
using Sir Roger Easement az tool.
carefully planned in advance a revo-
luton. counting upon Sir Rogers dra-
matte appearance at the head of q
German force to sweep the country.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-05-06
REPEAL OF FREE SUGAR WINS
Section Of Law NuIlfHsd BY Senate and
Duty Will Be contlnued-Pre-
vents Loss Of Revenue.

Washington. April 35.-The senate
on Saturday approved the house bill
repeating the freesugar section of the
tariff law. under which sugar would
have gone on the free list May 1. BY q
vote Of 50 to 10 the senate receded
from an amendment which II had
passed extending the existing duty Of
one cent pound for four years, and
which the house refused to agree to In
conference. y
The repeal. sought by the admins.
tration to keep up revenues. now needs
only the presidents signature to be-
come effective. Tho one cent duty
yields about $4,000. 900 annually. Sen.
ate Democrats. finding the house un-
yielding IN its stand for q Nat repeal.
decided 1t caucus to yield and avert
any possibility Of sugar going on the
free list even for limited period.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-05-06
ARREST IRISH TRAITOR
sEPARATisT LEADER CAPTURED
ON GERMAN STEAMER.
Attempted to Land Arms In Vessel
Under ouIse Of Neutral Ship
Vessel Sunk.
~. Louie nssvsl,c.

London, April 26.--Sir Roger Case.
mcnt. the Irish separatist leader. has
been captured from German ship
which attempted to land arms in Ire
land and was sunk. it was officially
announced.
The official announcement says:
During the period between the aft.
ernoon of April 20 and the afternoon
Of April II an attempt to land arms
and ammunition in Ireland was made
by vessel under the guise of a neu.
trail merchant ship, but which in real
ity was a German auxiliary, in con-
junction with German submarine.
THE auxiliary sank and a number
OF prisoners were made, among whom
was Sir Roger Easement"
Sir Roger, a knight and formerly a
British pensioner. has been source
of concern to the British government
since few months after the declara-
ton OF war, when II became known
that he had gone to Berlin and was
working In the German cause.
1t was then reported that he had
opened negotiations between the Ger.
man government and the anti-English
party in Ireland. It was said no had
obtained assurances that II a German
army invaded Ireland all native insti-
tutions would be respected.
Early in 1915 his pension OF f400.
granted to him by the government as
retired consular Official. was can
celed on charges that he was disloyal.
Shortly afterward he published in Ber-
lin an open letter to Sir Edward Grey.
British foreign minister. charging the
British government with Offering his
servant bride of $4,000 for his cap
ture or death. 448
He was also understood to have pro-
posed an alliance between Germany,
Ireland and the United States, but this
was never confirmed,