davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-20

bon g(ftfirh, brnneeit beittiGe slbtet-
Iuneen in cine feinoIi4e Stellung
elm, 5eritorten Die Serteibigungs-
nerfe unb Ole feinoIi6en @eri6an-
sungen ilnb febrten nit elm ponr 8e-
fonecnen lrno 5pei 0tinenmerfern
5l,riid.
,itnicre Slieeer ottndiertcil nit
erfolg ben gmecIc Sluggrunb, iilo-
meltlid pon Toperinghe, INTO Die
8obnitotioner in Der llmeebung.
rSeitlid1er unh @olfon Sdloii-
plat: Tiohts 5u mcloen.
Gcit Ser Siirfcn betGrsernm angcblidJ
sefanecn.
Sctrogrob, 10. Sebr. Die
&lliien boben ben Heit bcr 81. tiirfi-
i9en Sipiiiun noromcitlid) bon Gr5e-
rum gefangen. wie cine bier perof-
fentIihte amtli6c Telbing lal,tet.
Gin rltiiilheS 9orps, boS oil Den
Sperotionen betciligt mar, erbelitctc
24O Se1nubc.
Sritcnmcloung iibcr lpcitlidlcn ;sclb.
Silg.
9onbon, 10. sSebr. Die antlihe
britiidIe 0tcloung iiber Den SeloaIq
an Der @eitfront lautet ipie folgt:
sIm Sreitog inorgen nadlten Die
0elltihen einen lleberiol oltf liniere
@rG6en bel Gomlnecourt uno erbeii.
eten einige 8efangene. llniere iibri
gen @erlitite beliefen iid altf iiebei
0fann. @Gbreno Der lesten &ahi
berriGte 9lrtiGeriet1tigfeit ouf bel
Den Seiten bel Sooge. 8eitte beidloi
len mir nit @ei6iiben ben Seino NO.
he Sc Bouquet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-20

Mnnn au fdrnpfen, onItott lid 6ll
ergcben.
Ntora Sill lieet III bem norolid-
item Seile Der &olonie. Die oeitt-
i6en 2ruppen I'M Siiben trotcn auf
iponiihcs @ebict iiber luno muroen
am 6. 5Scbruor interniert. SS6r lie
bcrgnng erfolgte ouf bic Ginrabme
bon Sollnoe burd, bic 9riten om 1.
SSanilnr
Gie umtlid,c @fittcilune bot foI-
eeloen @ortloiit:
.@in ScIeeromnt oeS General
@ouoerneiirs bon 9dgeria bonn Is.
Sebruor beridtet, oob bic beittide
6orniion BON Ntoro I'M noroIiden
aomerun lid crgebcn bot. Siertnit
lit Die @roberung bon Sanerun boil
It1noi9 gGporocn.
Ginc Eetrpsraber ,sabel.
GetrograS, 10. 5cbr. ltcber
Sonoon. Sic bolboffiSielle 9tnGl-
rid,ten @gel1t1lr meloet foleenoes:
Hrin5 Ssfor. fiinfter Sobn bes &ai-
iers 9ilbelm, puroc Dor penigen
5aqell perlpun0et, pobreft6 er Dor
oen ruIiiiGen Stelluneen in Smor-
gen i'm Wtinsf Siitrift cine SSnipef-
tion pornobnt. go miro bon bellt-
idJen @cfangenen erS1blt. Der Trin5
geriet inter Dos @epebrfeuer Der
&olofen uno er uno einige Sffi5iere
puroen peripunbet. @iitenb ooriiber
ion ser 9rin5 ein @ontbarbentent
Der ruiiiidlen Steluneen oneeoronet
boben, oos sic 9elitfhen 5pei Stunt
Den lang oifre1tbielten.
(Gine ImItcroonter 0epeif1e pom
Y. Sebruar melbcte ditf Srunb Ell
mes offi5iellen gerihtes aus Berlin,
6aB 9Srin5 Sscnr hurh Sdrnpnel-
Splitter ipGbrenb oes aontpfes ont
benz oitlihen &riegsihnuploses leidlt
ont anpf nno SbcrIdenfel periplritoet
moroen mar. Sie Heb.)
Tarts iuprtfnrg.
Toris, iiber 2on6on, 19. Sebr.
Gas fran5oiii6e ariegsant perof-
fentlidte beltte no6ntitag folgenoen
furSen 8erid,t:
;Sn1 @rtois Tiitrift maftcn Die
0euti6en geltern abenb an einem
Tunft norolid bon glongp einen
unbebeutenOen 9lneriff, Der lei4t 6ll-
riifgeihIagen nurbe.
griten bon nenem geiflagen.
Berlin, 19. Sebr. lte6er Con
6on. Ser antlihe 9erift Der oeltt'
i6en Seeresleitrne n1elbet beute Ell
nen mciteren ergebni5Ioien Inerifi
Der gritel1 iiiboftIif bon gpern, lpr
bic Geutfden fiir5lif mebrere bum
bert gorbs Shon5eraben aenommer
botten. Der 8erift lolitet:
r@eitliher Shauplos: Gin eng
Iiider 9lneriff, Dem Elm Itarfes slr'
tilleric gon1barbenlent boranging.
fpuroe bur1 uns iiiboitlih bon gperr
nereitelt.
.Sm Houm rtorblifl uno noroolt'
li6 bon Mrros COB es llnterulinier-
Sperotionen unb Sanogranaten- In-
! eriife. Ger 6rrh bic @rploiion etne,
unierer Wtinen gei4offene arotel
ipurbe bon uns beiest.
nGie 6ront dpiihen Der @isn'
iinb Wnos mar nbipeHielno urtel
itortem MrtiIerie- unb Winen.5euer
@ir jerft6rten einen IeiI Der franso
F'den SteI1une nui oen Goulbres'
SSben barh bic GrpIoitpn elmer gro
ben Wftne.
rNorboitlih bon 2arsiseli, nabI
ber irurpdiiiden @reuae, iiibmftItd
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-20
&anbmOrb mar iDrgfdltig
geplant.
Sugar bas @rab fur bns Spfer i'm
@prnns seidlnnfcIt.
Grmorbefer mar elm ssarmarbeiter
nahe gentun Sarbur, Widl.

HdDe SeHIDH pdrpDr, Utldl.
Gbicago, 19. Sebr. Gin Morb,
Der in allen gin5elbeiten 70 iorg.
f1ltie geplant mar, bab logar oas
9rab fiir oas Spfer i'm @orous ge.
idoufelt mar, fam heiite nod slnga.
ben Der YoIi3ei brr6 elm @eItGnbnis
Der Srau Sesfil 3roipsfi outage. Ta-
nod purbe Der 80 Sabre olte Sonr
Sanbropi6, ein Sormarbeiter, Der
nobe 9enton Sorbor, Widl., arbei'
tete, biir6 ssrau 3rolpsfi's 8otten
in beiien 9ieniten er itanb, irnf
burG 9lle. Wetelsfi ernlor6et. Slz
SSnitrument oier1te cine Nrt llno hos
Totip oes 0toroes NOR Roiib.
Gin @rob NOR bereits eei6aii'
felt," beibt es in bem 8eitanbnis
mir tparfen Die Sei6e binein ilnf
fllbren nod Gbicoeo"
9fn6 glngabeu Der Tolisei geftnt,
oen au6 Die 5tpei Mdnner ben Moro
nadbem Tie bon Srau 3ronsfi's @r'
fldrung unterridtet tuoroen Duren
gs beiBt, baB MIR 500 Sonorotpif
obeenonu1en nuroen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-20
Mppant=sSaQ miro Dor
See9eri6t gebra6t.
Sritii4t Gigentiimtr ltittn bas
NomirQlitdts. .StrfabrtH Elm.

oreibig Otofui ii6 nod oem Sompfer
besob, erreiGte @nibinston altf in.
forn1eIlenl @ese. SotiaGIih be,
gleiteten Den Warihaa obcr llur bier
Vtanner. g9eit bot iibcrboupt feline
aonferen6 nit Dem Safenfolleftor
gebobt 9esterer bat oogcsen pro.
teItiert, Dob Der Mari9aa eS itntcr-
lleB, lid nit ieinem 9urem1 III Ser.
binoung 6lt iceen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-20
Sic ie$ilrfem b1bem Sic GmQ>
ldnber am Ser lteber>
i6reitmn9 beS &igris>
fSlmiicS perbimbert.
Sie @roberung ocr 6tutl@en &o=
loniQl =Gcbiete Don &Qmerun
t It 0ur@ @tnnabme bon Mora
Sill nunmebr boil ltdnoig.
Seitbung ser Snitl Ortbonp bel &orfu 0nr@ bit
NQiitrteu gtutloet.
Snid Srtbpui nun ben 9llliierten
beiest.

Snid Crtbpni uon ben 9llliierten
beieBt.
u them. 10. SScbr. Gus Dtinilte-
RUM oes Snnern fiinbigt an, ooB
Die SSniel Srtboni bel aoril bon Den
9lHiicrten aus irnbefanliten Sriln-
ben beiest noroen iii.
Grtboiti lit DER alte 9eome mir ote
Sniel Sono. beren 9eiesulig bur6
elm fronSoiiihes Getoden1ert bercits
om g. Jcbrtar nihtan1tIid, eenlpIOet
nurbe.
griten am lfebergans iiber ben
sisris perbinbert.
Sonltantinppel, 10. 5ebr.
Gin @erii,6 britiid,er Sruppcn. bcn
-el-Gmord 81 frcu6en. III nod
breiItititbieer ShLodlt pereitelt NOR
oen, luic bier onttli6 aneefiin6iet
miro. Die 9riten murbeu BEL ibren,
&iif6uae in Die 6pcitc Serteioi-
euneslinie Suriifgctricbcn
Gs miro erner oneefiinoiet. baB
Die Rulien in Teriien bel einen
3uiommenltoBe bel Salnoban &C.
id,Iaeen iuuroer lln6 grDBe @erIuIte
erlitten baben. SIN bieier 9e3iebung
Iaitet bic Welbuns mie foIgt:
r5ront in Wciopotonieit: 9ei
al,t el slmaro bot elm slrtil-
lerie 9iiel itattgefin,oen unb i'm
Hnume bon SeIobie nod)ten feino-
Iihe glbteilltngen ben Teriuf), Ous
re6te llfer bes Gisris 5u creiden,
bod mliBten tic iid1 Sllriidoieben. Sic
lpur0en bis ollf Die 5pcitc Serteibi-
guneslinie perfoIet. Der 6eino lieB
30 Cote 5liriid.
,Teriifhe Sront: Oipiiionen per-
iiif)er 5Sreifpilligen ocrfoIeten iiib.
meitlif bon Santobie btc &uiien, bic
8engopor ongeeriffen botten. Ser
6eino erIitt bebeuten6e 8erliiite.
Don Der foufnfiihen sSront iit nifts
5u beridten.
.9oroonellen: Gin ieinoIiher
9reu5er unb 5orpeboboote marfcn
nobe Der 0eerenge om Is. unb t6.
sSebruar @ronateu, 5osen lid aber
5uriid. nls ilniere 9otterien iSeiier
croffneten. 9rei feinbIihe SIieger,
Die iiber ben Torrotps erihicneil,
fpurben burh llnier fSeuer pertrie=
ben."
Sdiffe nad airfuall seid,lsppt.
9onbon, 19. Sebr. Ser nor
pegiihe Gantpfer Sorbolen, Ser ON
25. Sonuor bon Baltimore nod
8otbenbure abfllbr, llno Ser b1ni.
ihe Dornpfer SpsfInnb, Der om 90.
SSanuor nit Mois bon Baltimore
nod @sbiera obfubr, iino BON oer
britiihen 8eborben CUR unter'
ilhung nod &irflpnl gcbrnft NOR.
6en.
&amernm lest nplitGnbts erpbert.
9onbon. 19. Sebr. Die poG-
it1nbise @roberitng bon 4nmerun
Der beiitihen 3olonie in Ifrifo
fpurSe beute on,tIih angefiinbist
gereits ant II. Sebtunr mar &C.
nlelbet por6er, bob bie geiesrng Ses
8ebtefs boIIItanbis lei. nit Ius'
nobme etner ste1ung BEL Worc
Sin. 9ieie SteIuns mar, tpie bon
Berlin unter benz 8. Gebrunr senlel'
bet puroe, bon ben Teiitihen iinte,
4opitGn bon @oben tsnnifh nertei
bief porben, Der benz 9ounerneti,
Der aoIonie Dor benz Jan nonSal,nbe
einen Brief sefhidf hdffe, IN benz et
erflarts. bab bic einseboreuen Erup.
pen Cd pors6sen, bi3 nuf ben letter
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-20

= Crit tpern Die rlliiiihe Solba.
tesfo reubetpaffnet lit, min Rurn1nien
angebli6 ouf bic Seite Der aliierten
treten. 9ieb @oterlar1b, n,agit riibig
fem!
- Stpet quite @riirbe fiir 9eutih.
Im1bs i9orfes 8orgeben eegen Be-
ipaffnete SanbeIsbon1pfer: Der @eb.
bineen.Worb unb Der BoroIons.
Moiienrtorh
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-20
Die &lagefflrift.

Die alogei1rift rpur6e om 16.
sSebruor i'm gurtoesgeridt 5u gtor'
folf binterlegt, bod Der SeffentIif-
felt porentbalteit. Die Gigeittiimer
fiibren aus, oaB bos SfifT piber-
reatli6 BON einem 5ans Berg unb
anoeren Yerionen, Die linen unbe-
fannt iiltb, ibnen porentDaIten rpirb.
Sic bebmtpten ferner, bob Die 9lppom
om ober Inn ben 16. Sotuar geies.
piOrig bon unbefninten Verfonen
bei6lognabu1t ipurbe urlb ur1ter
3pane berunIast tporben lit, nit
Vaiiogieren, Wonninoften unb 9o-
bune nod Gor1pton @oobs au fab.
rem.
Der gerid)t oes Solicitors San1il.
ION, nod benz Worifnll Wdf nit
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-20
&ptbemillianna perlanat.

Sefretor 9onieIs eriufte heutc
hen &onereB I'M cine gtotbetpili,
gung uon $2.757,000 fiir iofortige
Reparatilrcn OIL oen Ntoid)inen bon
Sf,lahtihiffer, Sorpeoo5eritorerr
lmo 5ur slusriiItitng BON Sflodt-
ififfen nit @eldliise1 gegen Slie.
germgriffe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-20
SOdbetagt geftOrben.
Sfwieaermntter Ses SefretGrs Der
Setrpiter @aiierbeb6rbe in
eaniing npm Sob ereiIt.

9oafing Neih., t9. 5ebr.
Jrmi Weorp 5. Suifmon. Die IS
Sabre lnne in 9aniins lebte unb
@utter Srou Suso SiIinartin's,
9attin bes Sefretors Der 1etroiter
Waiierbeborbe, mar, itarb bier se-
itern ober1b. STE botfe EN- Sitter
bon 81 Sabren erreidt
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-20
Sentnant Berg prottftiert
energiid) gegen 81.
fttaang.
MISUNDERSTANDING am Init
oes Sampfers amseidllasen.
Smei Wadlter on gprb Der Triie
hnnerub itatipntert.
Terfabren inter pretkiifl-amerifn.
niiflem @ertrage einseleitet.

sc btngt II, t9. Sebr. Mr.
lp1lte Der britii6en Gigelltitrner oes
Gamblers slppoln, Der ais ocrtife
Griie nadl Sampton Roaos eebrad)t
iuoroell mar, bnbel linter Dem Sriien-
gPieb Elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ein=
qereid)t, Inn fid] ipieoer in oelt Belts
bes Sd)iffes 5u ieben. 9n5 Staots-
oepurtenent entihieo, oaB itllter Hent
preitbii4-omerifanii6en @ertroge Der
9ampfcr Seutidlano ais 8riie ge=
hort. Man bdlt es fiir ii6er. oaB
Ser iSaa beftig itnitritten iein miro
ilno baB oas Sbergerld)t hie enogiil-
tige Gntf6eibrng fGllen ipirb. Sas
cher mag nod, mebrere Sabre ooucrn
Scntnnnt Berg prpteiticrt.
9torfoIf, ga, 19. iSebr. 9un=
ocsrid)tcr @aobia itellte beute oen
iiblidlen Seidlngnabme-8e ous
ilno ein 9unoes-Silfsn1orihoa nobm
bon Der slppam 9eiit. ;3ipei @ohen
aus Der Office bes 9lunoes-9iitrifts-
gcrif1tes mltrbcn nit Der 9ltfiidlt iiber
Die Appom betraltt.
gls Der Stlfsrnarifan nit leiten
9eiiten Dor bent Sd)iff erfnien, NOR
Die @argplanfe uufee6ogen. Der
8eon1te befobl, oob iie herabgeloiiel
lpcroe imo begab lid) oil 9oro, mo er
ieinen gluftrne befannt gub. @r
fpuroe noh benl Guortier oes 2eut-
ltalits Berg gebroht. Der 9ettere
erhob ioiort gegen oas @erfnbren
einiprl,d. @r iaete 5u @eit:
~6atte idl gerplibt, oaB Sic ein
SunoesnarihaG iinb, bate i1 Sic
tid]t on 9orb geIaiIen."
Sic perionlid)e Serfiiguna murOe
6arouf 5ugeiteIlt, uno Der Ntari6oll
! ididtc iif on, Die iiblithe @ei6lag.
nobine-Goti5 oil ben NtaIt ocs Sdif.
fes 81 beiten. @ieoer erbob 9eilt
nnut Berg @inipriid). Gas Sd,iil
itebt inter Der Sbhut bes Solicitors
Sauilton, ino Sic babe1t bier nid,ts
5u ilhen
9eutnant Berg perIteB Damn cilieIi
oos Sdliff uno begob iid1 nod 9teip-
port gtelps, um dlt telepbnllieren
slls er Suriiffebrte, hotte Mdri6a1
@eit Elm Stiid tpeibes Eapier al
Den 0fait eebeftet, bciien Snbalt ou
hin lautete, oob bns SGiff oiirf
8erfiig,tng bes @itnoesgerfdlts IN
9toriolf bef6Iaenabnlt tporoen lei
| 9ei1t1ont Berg befobI ieinen 9eitten
Dos Yapier 81 entfernen. bod befab
ibm Der IarihaG, Die Serfiigine
ni9t onsuriibreit, Die 6eiin au6 al
ibrem VIose bIieb.
5lopb Suebes, Der ortlide Sertre
ter Der Slayer, erf1drte, oQe eSnfor
mationen ipiirben BON benz glnnal
| Goubert, Dem Soiiptpertreter Del
britiihen eieentiimer, fotnmen. 6!
nerioutet bier inoeiien, oab Die &ld
ger ibren 6aa auf ben preuBiI6
anerifonii6en 8ertrag baiieren, III
fer Dem Die beuti6e Hegieriing be
bauptet, 5u Dem Gigentitm beredtig
Su iein. STE fiihren olts, oob oi
Triie, Inn bic &obltat oe5 Shuse!
eine5 neutrolen Safens 5ii geitieben
Don einein 3riegsffiffe in bieiei
bate gebraft fperoen ntiiiien. Die!
lei dber I'M Sale Der @ppan1 MD
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-17
COOKIES A NECESSITY
The Public Can Do Without Bologna
on Sunday.

The grocers and other dealers who
have been in the habit of opening
their stores for time on Sunday are
going to fight. Following the convic-
ton of five of them in police court
yesterday afternoon Charles S. Briggs,
representing them as an attorney,
served notice of an appeal upon Judge
Robert Yates. He has ten days in
which to file an appeal bond. A
stenographic report was made of the
police court proceedings.
The grocers were fined SO each
for violating the Sunday closing or
dinance. Those found guilty are w.
F. Kindred, 122 East Fourth street;
George Urban, 902 East Fourth street:
A. B. Mullen, 10 West Eighth street;
s G. Mullen, 1917 Kansas avenue, and
J. A. DeVore, Second and Monroe
streets.
Lewis He'll of the Ideal bakery was
among those arrested but he was not
fined The clerk who made the sale
to the representative of the Retail
Clerks association, testified that he
sold some cookies, but that he refused
to sell bologna to the same person on
the ground that it was not a necessity.
Judge Yates held that such a state
ment indicated a desire to conform
with the law and he allowed Mr.. He'll
to go without a fine.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-17
AUTO CAMPS STAKED
Topeka Club Finds Number of Suit
able Locations.

The location of auto camps all over
Shawnee county is the latest activity
of the Topeka Automobile club. AS
result of the work of the camp
grounds committee of the club many
available places suitable for auto
camps have been located.
The City has granted the use of
Gage park and arrangements for
camp at Vinewood have been COM
pleted. other groves which have been
scured are the H. A. Fisher farm six
miles west of Topeka; the Vale F'oun-
tain farm, ten miles southwest of
town; the Floyd Ross farm, one-half
mile south of Dover; a grove one-half
mile east of Richland; the Fred Lutt-
john farm at OZaWkie, and the Pratt
brothers grove at Wakarusa. The
committee is still at work and expects
soon to announce new camping places
at Meriden, Rossville, Maple HILL
Burlingame, Valley Falls, and Thomp-
sonville.
Several rules have been formulated
for the camps according to H. S. Put
ney, president of the club. No. l is a
prohibition rule" another prohibits
excessive noise and a third demands
that all gates and enclosures must be
kept closed. Campers may stay in the
cottages or tents as long as they
please. The country people are in
We'd to use the camps as freely as they
wish
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-17
NO DEMOCRATS in
Kansas BOurbons Slow to File
for State Offices.
Just Three More Days in Which
to File Petitions.

Not a Democrat aspirant for a state
house elective office had filed his
nomination papers with J. I. botkin,
secretary of state, up until noon to-
day. Only three more days intervene
until the time will expire for filing of
nomination papers Wednesday, June
FL, is the last day.
]. T. Botkin, secretary of state, to-
day filed his nomination papers ask
ing for reelection. Paul Klein of
lola, Democrat, who served in the sem
ate at the last session filed nominal
ton papers today. Others who filed
are: Chester A Leimbach, Onaga.
Republican, senator, Eighteenth dis
trict; w. H. Myers, Wakefield. state
senator, Twenty-second senatorial dis
trict.
E. L. Payne, of Emporia, filed
petition for the Republican nominal
ton for superintendent of instruction
and would be a candidate against w.
D. Ross, state superintendent for three
terms and who would try for another
term There will be a contest this
year for Republican presidential cleo
tors.
On Thursday ten aspirants Tor the
office had filed and on Friday aft ar-
noon, w. A. Thompson filed his pa
perS- That makes eleven candidates
with but ten offices to fill. THOMPSON
was unanimously Endorsed for presi-
dental elector by the Fifth district
Republican convention but neglected
to file his papers until late Others
who filed their papers Friday are:
S. Hart Randall, state senator.
H. M. Laing. Russell. former state
representative, state senator.
Francis c. Price, Ashland, state sem
ator.
R. Anspaugh, Gridley, state
auditor.
Judge Thomas c. Wilson, Wichita,
congress, Eighth district
Philip G. Campbell Pittsburg, con-
gress. Third district
Otis L. Benton, Oberlin, congress,
Sixth district.
Jess Hess, Pratt, congress, Seventh
district.
Fred Knapp, Beloit, state auditor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-17
DEFEAT FOR zAPATA
Carranza General Claims Complete
Victory and Capture of Supplies.

Ell Paso, Tex, June 17.-GeneraI
Pablo Gonzales, directing the cam
paign against the bandit leader "a
pata, in Morelos, has made important
captures OF rebel supplies and re-
stored the railway and postal facili-
ties in that state, according to mess
age received by the Mexican consulate
today from Mexico City. The capture
is claimed of twenty carloads of shells,
twelve cannon, an outfit of cartridge
making machinery and fifteen locc-
motives
General Gonzales also claims he de-
feated and dispersed Zapata forces at
Tlaltizapan.
This, Mexican officials say. contra
diets any rumors received at FL Paso
in the last few days, alleging that
Zapata had not only cleared Morelcs
of constitutiona1ists but was in a posi-
ton to take Mexico City at any time
he chose.
The message to Consul Garcia also
told of extreme measures the govern
ment is taking to regulate food prices
The government says private dona-
tions of money to decrease the nation
al debt still come in. Nearly $500, 900
in old paper has been received from
Yucatan in the last few days
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WILSON PLEASED
Work of st. Louis Convention
Gratifying to President.
Bryan and Tammany Support
Enthusiastically Received.

Washington. June 17.-President
Wilson is pleased and enthusiasts
over the St Louis convention He pc
lieves it assures a united Democracy
with Tammany and William j. Bryan
doing their utmost to re-elect him.
The support of both elates him
Those who discussed politics with
the president thus Described MS leeI
insc He is said to have been attic
ularly optimistic in his political
marks at the cabinet meeting friday
Members of the cabinet expressed con-
fidence that the Democrats Will carry
the election in November.
Tentative plans discussed AT tne
White House were for the president
to receive the notification committee
a. the new summer capital, SHADOW
Lawn, near Long Branch, N j.: on
June "a. 1t is the present plan OF the
president to spend only weekends at
Shadow Lawn until congress adjourns.
Mrs Wilson will go with him to the
summer White House probably next
week and remain there probably dur
ing the summer.
Get Busy at Once.
During the coming week the presi-
dent will hold several important poll
teal conferences. Vance c. McCor-
mick, of Harrisburg, Pa, who was Sc
lected by the president to be chairman
of the Democratic national commit
tee, to succeed William F. McCombs,
is expected to confer with the presi-
dent before taking up his work:
After the president has talked the
political situation over with party
leaders he will reach a definite de-
cision about a tour of the country. His
first speech will be before the New
York Press club on June 80. He pur-
poses to continue mis- defiance of the
"hyphenates'' in a determined manner
The president received many letters
and telegrcms of congratulations. A
telegram from Vice President Marshall
said:
I'm the fight which you are to win,
I am always yours to command.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-17
TURNS OUT CLASS OF q
Assumption School Holds Commence
mcnt Exercises at Orpheum.

Sixteen girls and seven boys re-
ceived diplomas for completion of the
Assumption grade school course at
the Orpheum theater last night. Near
ly 1,20 0persons attended the exercises.
Elizabeth McGinnis received a medal
for first rank in scholarship, her
grades being slightly higher than those
of Vincent Gates.
The program opened with a song
Similar Twins" sung by eighteen
children dressed as Indians, clubmen,
sailors. firemen and clowns. A
marching drill participated in by
twenty eight girls and boys followed.
Dorothy Dulin, a fifth grade stu
dent, gave a solo dance THE Dance of
the Winds" A vocal duet was sung
by Perry Smith and Gladys Rhodes.
other numbers were lone Days Fun -
a three act farce comedy; The Post
mans Chorus sung by twenty-four
boys dressed as mail carriers; The
Gypsy Revel," sung by eight girls; a
recitation by Marjorie Hayes; Gram
mar Clowns" by eight junior boys; a
duet by Carl Staab and Marie Smith.
The program ended with a short
drama, The Shepherdess of Lourdes."
Following are the names of those
who received diplomas: Vincent
Gates, Joseph Morrisey George OdeIl.
Louis F1eisch, Adrian Gamlowski
Charles Mcdonald, Daniel McDade.
Elizabeth McRoberts, Catherine Bauer
lein, Frances Metzger, Ethel Fleisch
margaret Ffnnie, Eleanor Smith
Frances Layden, Marie Foster, Teresa
Flynn, Jessie Brouyette, Adelaide Tay-
lar, Marjorie Hayes. Jennie Bakulem.
Elizabeth McGinnis Eleanor Hines
Esther Staab.
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BIRTHS REPORTED

Reports of the birth of eight girls
and an equal number of boys were
filed during the past week with Miss
Eta Covell The report follows:
j. F. Alexander and wife, St Francis
hospital, June IL, twin girls.
George Bass, jr., and wife, Frazier
and Munson avenues, June IL, girl.
Fred Burel and wife, 112S North
Kansas avenue, June IL, boy
Charles Fredolph Hanson and wife.
r. r. No. Z, May 81. boy.
John Knisler and wife, III East
Crane, June 13, boy.
John Luttjohann and wife, Central
avenue, June 8. boy.
William c. Larry and wife. $50 West
Gordon street, June 10, girl.
George Magma and wife, Az East
Crane, June 10, boy.
John M. MuIIoy and wife. 612 Fill
more, June 7, boy.
Thomas James O'Mara and wife, "a
The Devon, June IL. girl
H. A. Porter and wife, 404 Linden
wood, June IA, girl
Elmer I. Stratton and wife, 5o7
Taylor street, June Is, boy.
Milton Tabor and wife, 326 Clay
street, June 10, boy.
L. J. Wonderly and wife, 1907 Fill
more street, June s, girl
George Wharton and wife, $40 Cali
fornia avenue, June 10. girl