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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19
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BON britif6tn paffas
gierbampfern bsi4oi


Berlin Is. Sanuar. Quf bra6ts
loiem Wege mad SaboiGe. ygerliner
3eitungen," iagt bic lte6eriee gaa4s
ri4ten Qsentur, rDruden grtitel oer
npicneer WSail" bon ala6a6aO uno
Der Zines" Oon Snbien ab, in benen
ertldrt ptrb, baB Der 8ampfer raaIbs
gar" bon Der peniniular anb Oriens
tai 2inte i'm Mlittelldnoii9eH Wleer
auf Elm unterfe.6ost gefsuert babe,
obslei6 Der 8ampfer $50 paiIugiere
al gorb batte, bdrunter cine groBe
Qn5a6l bon 5rauen. Sn bem 3eiz
tungsbsri6t heibt es. BAT bas 3peite
Don Der r&ai6gar" abgefeuerte 9es
i8oB auseni6sinlih bas llnterise6oOt
getroffsn FADE, Das beribpanb uRo
tpa6rideinli6 untersssangen lei.
@6enio 6eri6ten bic britiI9en 3eiz
tuHgen iibsr ein 9sfedt, bas 5pii4sn
hem 9ampfer n@itb VI MarisilIe"
unD einem unteriseboot i'm Mittelldns
biiden Meere itattgefunOen 6uben
fol. Der 0ampfer fol a6t S4iiiie
baben unb paiIagisre bes
9ampfers briiden bic 2tnii6t aug,
baB bas 9uu46uOt lpabri6sinIib se-
trnfferr fnurhe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19
gl5tlid5 seitorben.

sll,f ocm gSeec nod ocn itabtiiden
ScfpitaI. 100 ersimt aliifItabme itadr
nidjeir rpollte, iiarb geitern 9crnrit.
tra Der 80 Snbrc aIte George @el.
ner pon gso. 113 @cit WscDtillan
Strnbe, IN Der @iabolb'iden sipc-
tbefe. Gde Der @bcpler uno WieWaiI.
Ian Strnbe.
@enner batte felt eiiliget Iaeell
sci ieinem 5rci,noc G. ". saniiler iil
Saiiie 30. 230S GDidaimp StrnEc,
5apobnt ino geitcrn Wsorsai fiitltc
er iidJ 10 elenb, onf, er beidlcb lid
iiad oem itdotid)en &oipital au &C.
sebeH. Sn Hc1leitiing Sunllers inat;-
70 q ii@ naf ben @ea aber aIs iis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19
AZ aamoibaten
Grbielteu geitern nad bcitanbener
2riiuns bas mnerifaniide ),
Biirgerredt.

SIN Yunbesserift mar seitern iuies
Der priifungsiermin fir giirgerre4tss
aanDtbaten unb bd bic meiIten beriels
ben ibre llnterneiiuna in Der 3u bic.
fem 53psds sinseri6teten 2tbenbifule
erlangt 9atteu, fpareH es Oiesmal mr.
lpenise, bic infolae Der llnfdbigtsit.
bic an fie eeftellten Jrageu 3ur 8u>
frisbenbeit bes Ribters 6Olliiter Su Be-
dntiporten, 3uriidsetpi.ien perDen
mubtsn.
Die Applifation zines Der gtplis
fanten, Glner @Durin, zines llnz
aarn ,fpairbe Dorldufig nod ni6t be-
riidiidtist. neil es Ii6 pdbrenb Der
priifunq berauaiteIlts, baB Der gtpplis
tant p1brenb bes Wiai6inenItreits
pesen tbdtliden Mngrifis auf einen
Streitbre9er perbaftet poroen mar
unb ii9 aud i'm Stobtgsri6t f9uls
bia betannt bate. Gpurin ertldrts
Dsm gfi6ter, bab er fi4 nur auf ben
glatb ieines 2lnfpdltss 5bornbDfe
fdulbia betannt babe, trobOem er in
GelbitDsrtbeibisuns eeban6elt bate,
inDem sr BON bem Streit6re6er 3usrIt
niebsrsedlasen iporoen fsi. Sosrr
5bornobte ipurbe Dor ben Hi3ter
6ei6ieben unb gdb on, boB Der Mann
bic Wabrbeit gefpro6en, oeriel6e lei
ilnter iuipenbirtem llrtheil sntlufen,
worben, I'm babur6 Die Qngslsgenbeit
aus Der Melt su i9oifsn unD Iein
8erseben iei tein berartiges gepeien,
um i'm pon Der GrDerbung bes girs
serrehts aus5uI9lieben. 5rob bieier
grtldruna perfdob 9aifter 6olliitcr
ben sSol ouf einiae Sage, I'm bur9
bic 8unbes6samtsn ipsiter @rfunois
gungen ein5ieben al ldfsn.
Weri6iebene anbere ter 4pplttanten
tpurben e6enfaIls aefragt, Oh iis ie an
einem Streif tbeitgenommen bGttsn
unb ols elmer beriel6en ontiportete, bab
er. pbpobl er gu elmer Union eeb1re,
fih bob an teinent Streit betbsiliz
gen tpiirbe, srtpieoerte ibm Der Rihter,
bab Streits Isbr oft 6ere6tigt Iei,n,
penn babel feline 9tusi6reitun9en
ober gsiebsso.rlebunsen ourtomme1,
Die nahitebenben 40 4ppIitanten,
nad t6rer gationalitat geOronst ers
bielten gsitern tire 8iir9erpapiere:
9eutitblanb: Goparb Soeue>
fer, Sobom StDll, Cigar Shpab,
ebds. SueHu, Wm. ssrisoricb priess
mebsr. 9srbdrb Meer, SSOiepb @inb,
8uitaO Nsumann Sobn Slider, qaul
Wisbe. Wor Gbuarb augnit SoiIe.
&uBloub: Spman 3pret6te,
5o9n QtronOff, STaae 2tronoff, Sas
musI 9reensbaum, Mofes ganoIstp,
Wiar S6rasbers, 4brabam sSsinItein,
5ran. Ga6sl. Somuet 8aumann, Suz
Iius 6. 9rufb. Mher 8lueitein, Ga
muel GIo6eriOn.
Seiterreih llngarn: Qtle
ranber gatid5a. N1ilan 8arsid, Sofepb
Gslbsr, pster 9uint, glifolans Sc.
msnt, Better S6dasr, 1yrant @iui4,
aSam Sduh, gnton S4u9, Gimon
9cfiner, SSiibore Barnett.
Staltcn: Giambattiiio pdblelz
Il, Mifdla geriqo.
Gnglanb: SfeHie @oberts guns
bp. Sobn Gllaportb, Serrme SuGipan,
George gobbe, Wm. 6snrn 1borpe.
Siirtei: ariitiois 9oplag's Jos
tics.
S8pei5: 3upsr girri, Carl
3iaig, Bernhard Stus4eli.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19
gpurlps pericbapmnbett
sSitber naturoltfirte Gnga
lGnber =. Srebi6 2tns
colin, berausgeliea
fert me rbenin[lte.

Rep gort, 18. syanuar. Sg'
ratius 3. 9re6i9 2incoln, elm friibes
res Utitglieo bes britiI8en garlaa
ments, Der betannt bate, elm oeutI1er
SpiOn gu fem unb bier feitge6alten
puroe, I'M na9 @n1ldno ausgeliefe-t
su perben, enttam porigen Samitag
einem @FiItent 9nnbes Maridua
unb 1T iopeit nod ni4t oufgefuns
ben porben. Cine Suhe lit iibsralf
naG benz 8ermiBtcn, Der m6gIiter@
psiie auf einem 0ampfer enttommer
lit, angeorbnet.
2ineoln bsfano Ti6 felt pprisen
guguit i'm 9ropflpner @efGngntB, no
inn mau6e ssreibeiten geitattet purs
ben. Gr i6rie6 Elm 8u6 iiber inter.
rationale Espionage unb begob fi4
DTters na6 benz grootlpner 9urbeSz
9ebauoe, aber tets in Se9leitung zines
geamten. am porigen SamItag h1ts
te er ficb nit einem foI9en in e;t1
Reitaurunt 6eae6en unb iib bann our
einige 3eit entfernt, mar a6er niht
pieber getommen 2incoln purbe i'm
Quguit pprigen cabres ouF Setreibeu
RES britiI6en 9onfuls per6aftet nno
foIIte mad Gnglan6 dusgeIiefert perz
ben. Gr be6auptete, bar man ibn in
England als Spipn erIdieben rpcrs
De unb fuiberfebte fi9 Dem GuslieIera
ungsbefebl. 2tncoln mar in llnqurn
geboren unb naturoltIirter @ugs
ldnber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19
9ies nnb 9as.

- Die s. Strabe @erbsHerunsss
@sIslli9aft bat in ibrer sdtrisen
Sibnns befdloHen. bic bisberigen
iempprarsn 8samten fir bag laufenbs
sSdbr in gpermansn3 su ertldr.n unb
sipar: prGiibsnt: 20. 6. Wiliamfcn.
agise prdiibent: SOfepb u. SEPT;
protoi. Garetdr: 5. 3. Sennssdn;
Jinarn Sefretdr: W. 6. 9ennes
baum; Gdabmsiitsr: DaDib 2iebmun;
Direttoren: z. :. CUB, g. 6. Gpons.
CHARLES GhdsnsoIb, 6. o. Smbus.
1bsu. -4sd.- Sr. Sarrp g. Gp1ss,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19
Sprbereitmngen fit bic
MngriiTe auf Salpnift.
Die 1iirten bringen Sc
idiiBe an bic 6rOnt
unb bic 0erbiinoeten
ton3entriren groBe
5ruppenmafIen.

GonbOn, 18. SSanuar. Sine De-
peI6e aus 2lt6sn an bic Gentral
Rsip5 iagt: .Gine britiid irar50z
iii6e Slotte bat bic aiiitsn Der griez
6ifasn Srtisln abgeir6t, nm Die
Operationsboiis Der Osutiben uno
6iterreitii5en llHteriseboote 5u fin-
ben. Ulit ipsIdem ReiuItat 1T ni4t
betdnit.
Die 9iirten ba6en 400 9eihiiBe
Don Der @aaipoli Salbiniel nu9
4antbp, DItlia Don Der 2inie Der gll>
liirtsn bei 5alonitt, gs6ra@t.
(9antbi, au6 uEter oem Rdmsn S.
tie betannt, liegt 70 Wleilen nett
norb>peit DON 9ebs 4gut4, 9uIgas
rien.)
.oSyn Der glG6e pom 9isogbeli tpers
ben 10000 Ssiterrsi4er unb Seut-
ife ton3ertrirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19
Gin S9ipiablerpaar
Bon ben 9sf4porenen fit
iaulbia befunben.

9ulbtg befunoen.
@btcasp, 18. San. SRI. 2ooa.
pine Wiiqer uno i6r 8ruoer s. Dtds
riOn MiGer, IsBterer Elm 4npult, purz
Den Ihulois befunben, eiuen 5armer
I'M $11, ,312 uno 5pei Sarmen BE-
i9pinpelt 5u ba6en. 8eibe ipurben se.
gen giirsIdaft in 5reibeit geieBt, oa
tie um einen neuen RroseB na4iu6eu
perben.
Sbomas 3. Saultes, Elm sarmer
pon Sanburp Sa,, mar unter bent
YerIpre9sH, baB lie i'm beirotbeu
werOe, DON Sri, YtiIer ybepogeH lpprz
ben, ibr mad uno udT ali IeiR Gelo
uuO 5fpei 5armeu su geben, bri9~er
ItlieBlih aIs 5drmarbeiter pieoer
anfangen utuBte. Dies mar bereits Der
5psite 9ro5eB, bu bic gugetlugteu pOr
bier Subren beretts idluloig befunoeu
tpuroen.
.Stutiitif oes omerifani. i.
den 9teb6 eitauoS.
gSoibtnqton is. Sallllar. -
Gas lonoIpirtbihoitIide 0epnrte-
nfpnt ftdBt Die 3abl Der gdI6titGc
aes Qaroes oilf 81, $50, 900, cine Su-
rohne pm 3.4 Iro5ett geeeniiber
oen Gorio6re. Die 3obI anOerer
Rither miro 5u 39,463,000, Die Der
Sdafe 5u 49,t62.0O0 rtno bie ccr
5drretnc 5u 6S.0470o0 ab8eI9dBt.
2ic 3abl Der gferoe betrug 2l,-
10000 lmb Die Ser DialtItbiere H..
565, 900.
Ter @eiannltpert6 oieIer S6iere
nnirSe su SCOOP, ,7S4, 900 o6geihdet,
mns cine 3unotme BON So, ,53l 600
ieit bent I. TSululor 1915 beoeuteT
uiiree. Cine @bnabme BON 29,000
5tiid Qfcroeu miro Der eeltetgertet
9tusfubr ndA europa 5ugeidriehen.
SpteI eIniebergebrdnnt.
Mercer, po. IS. Snuuar. Hds
Sotel Sumes uno 6 unoere 8ebdube
purben am 0ierItagDtorsen bur6 cine
1euersbunit seritDrt lleber so ejd'
ite lpuroen BON ben Glummeu in ibren
Rd6ttleibern duf bic Strabe getrtes
ben Der Sa9T6nben betrd9t iiber
100000. Dds 6otel purbe oor
mebr als 100 Sabren erbdut uno fab
piele beriibmte Wtdnner in ietnen
WSouern untsr GnOsrsn ben Wldrquts
Sognpette.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19
0eutider in garis ber.
urthetlt.

Hnrts. Is. Snnilar. @enr
Mcibner, elm 9ciltider. iuiiroe Nson.
rag BON einen ariessgeridte 5n fiinf
sssabren @eflnsltiB rmo 5000 Grancs
Strafe periirtheiIt. Die glnflaac lali-
.ete, oaB er in oeiu befeitigten Eager
von &arjs inter faIi6eul Ranen
ipobnte.
gsie fidJ ans Dem norliegenbcn he.
fpeisrunterial ergnb, begab iid, Heib.
ncr bel glusbrnh bes Ariegcs gum
omertfariid,en &oniulat utio erIangte
cifrh faIide Giisiagen ein 3ertiiifat
oils anleritnniiGer 4iirser ,ssrter benz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19
eSntermirte beutid)c Sanpz :
aenbppte
WerSennad bem 8 afen n
ct. t.Sransiscp 6eorbert.

.. " ~ ~ o - - -
Trancisco, 18. San. -
Die beutihen Ganonenboote rGormoz
rant" in 9udm internirt unb rSeier" j,
in 6onpluIu irternirt, iinb mad bic
fem 6afen bsorbert porben, 6aupt>
iddIith bes6alb, neil mebrere Mitgliez
Der Der MannT6dft beg a@Ormorant"
bur6 sroBe Sibe geiftia selitten bd@
ben. 9tIs iapuniTte arie9sIdiffe
oas tleine Sanonsnboot oerfplsten,
riB bic WuunI6aft bas h0lserue Der
BED Ips, Inn es uuter bic 9eiIel 81
feuern, bu bic Spblen ousgeadnaeE
naren. 0as freieelegte giieu itrablte
10 piel 6ibe suriit, bab Die 9eIasuH9
Iebr oarunter Su leioeu bate unD
mehrsre MatroTsn gn3eiheu ppr Sci
itssft0rurg dufpieIen. 0as gunoess
i3iff .Supplp" >piro bic beiben 9as
nonenbppte nod hier bedleiteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19

Nnmen George Stobbart. Die polis
oci iteflte auf @rnno bieies s3ertifi.
tais elm Sdein CHS, Der inn geitat.
tete in Paris 5il wobnen. HeiBner ion
Dem aTerifaniiden 4oniul ben Be
trug eiilgcitanoen bahen, poraui bic.
ier Die Slhe Den fran5oiii6en Sc.
EGroen berihtetc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19
0isin Glepelanb GrmorOe e.
te falfn ibentifiairt.

Gtepelunb, g., 1S. San. 9as
in ppriser Wpdbe bier srmorbete Msdos
deu, bas Isinen 9amen als Dolores
Gpans unb glisabetb Mpers ansab, 1T
am Radmittag in beItimmter Deiic
BON u. M. RoHop bon GarrsttspiIIe,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19
RIeiae psIiseimatl lrid5tem.

- ,grou Ora MilIsr pcn 30. 1417
Dine Gtrabs, srtpirite gefern sintn
aafiSsi!5I uHtss ssr atasIaae sss cs'
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apnbon. Qlnget.: rRpnbam" Don
Hstp BORT fur Rpttsrbau-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19
Cine Hebplnfipn im Der
WtDnapiei aasse.
brp@en,
Welde bic DisberberFeGs
lung Der M ano 9u 0ps
unit itipaum 2 mod bnt

q IIt III 5 10 Z q I.
Wl utoen, Wtdnbi9urei, Is. San.
Sn Der oitliden Wtonsplei 1T sine 9e.
polution auseebrO4en, bic ben 3lpsd
bat, bic Manoi9u Dpnaiiie, bic Chi
no ppr Der gtabIiruns elmer RepubIit
resierte, tpiebsr auf ben 9brpn gu err
beben. Sine Brigade hineiiihsr Srup:
pen maridirt nah Suibuaden, I'm bic
WtOHsolen ait3ugreifen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19

'RadikaIbeiIuttg der llerven$ebwaebe.
pas nereDI gsiOnsG sesIast anb lsstsn
aaa a6ns9 beg gss1rs anO sr e9.a saarIs a4
ao 1rabnn aug on aaenO g sas solgsa nsses
aor nao gsaAerba Ha ntr % Mbobe sag 9t ps
hrnte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19

y @an er,gasns in grtstsn aas gtnssnnats. ao.ssat
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-07
Mother Will Appeal to Arizona
Pardon Board for Life of Son

LOS ANGELES, March 7.-An
other fight to save the life OF Walter
Kcrmeen, condemned to die at Flor
erce penitentiary in Arizona, on
March 10th for the Staying of J. +.
Ilarrell, a Los Angeles bank clerk,
who was reprieved at the eleventh
hour on January 9TH as the moose
hung ready to swing him into etern-
ity, started today in Phoenix.
Although the time limit has expired
tor persons to appear before the
state prison board and plead for ker-
meen, it was announced today that
Mrs. J. J. Kermeen, the boys mother
would be given an opportunity to ask
for her sons life.
Mrs. kermetn, unattended by coun-
sci, can appear before the prison
board in person. There she will
voice a mothers broken-hearted re
quest that her only son be saved from
death on the scaffold.
4AtlOl HCS bCIlti dt Joli1o vi NJ I<-oii'i
stated that Mrs. Kermeen must plead
in person and that she may not be
attended by an attorney while she IS
cIoseted with the prison board.
On March 1st the prison board
adopted a resolution stating that all
pleas must be made in writing, but
it was decided to waive the rule i'll
order to allow the mother to ask for
her sons life.
Mrs Kermeen stated that she
would remain in Phoenix to fight for
her son until the last minute.
When Kermeen was reprieved Oh
January 7th the action was based or
request of the governor Of Nevada
who asked that a further investiga-
ton be made into kermeen's sanity
Apparently this investigation has no
been made, according to telegraphie
reports from Arizona. -
Kermeen was tried and convictec
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-07
Statement Issued by New York
Bank Shows Increased Prosperity

means OF a sliding scale OF wages
based on the price OF copper. This
agreement has been in effect for some
years and works satisfactorily within
the industry, but it does not prevent
dissatisfaction in neighboring indus
tries which are not favorably affect
ed by the war conditions. 1t is esti-
mated that on the same output, but
at the present level OF prices, the cop
per product of the United States will
bring $20O,00OOO0 more in 1916 than
it did in 1915
Railroad traffic, despite the diff
culties due to congestion, is making
new high records Returns from prac
tcally all of the mileage show gross
earnings in December of $3.50, ,l4S,7S
as against $223,358,5l2 in December
Of 1914. OF course the net results
OF full business are still more nota-
bic, being 500, ,5l3 ,49S as against $50
657, ,7S0, or about Is per cent The
gross receipts for the calendar year
were $3,O53,664 ,66l, or 40 per cent
over 1914; net operating earnings
were $o55 5,6643l8, or 25.5 per cent
over 1914.
at should be remembered in this
connection that expenditures upor
the roads were reduced last year il
the most drastic manner. and tha
they cannot be held down to this leve
| permanently. Roads that are wei
kept up can go for year or SO viii
comparatively light expenditures fol
maintenance, but in the long run th'
| expenditures must de made
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-07
Al MOST CERTAIN THAT WARNING
RESOLUTION WILL BE DEFEATED
During Debate Jmpassive Flights of
Oratory Drive Many Spectators
to Frenzy-~Statement That Execu-
tive Wants War Is Denounced by
Congressman Pou as Infamous Lie

flights of oratory stirred a number
OF spectators to frenzy. The
rulnors that the president would not
view war as unwelcome were reviv-
ed and denounced. Two thousand
spectators jammed the galleries, in
cluding many prominent diplomats.
Congressman Pou during the debate
declared: 1T has been unjustly
charged that President Wilson wants
war All the imps in hell never de-
vised a more Infamous lie" Repre-
sentatives Harrison, Chiperwield,
Gardner, Bennett, Mann, Eenroot,
Fitzgerald, Farr and Graham spoke.
The four hours debate on the Nc
Lemore resolution itself immediate
ly began and it is expected the vote
on it will come about 6 O'Clock this
evening.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-07
Judge Van Fleet
Will Try Case

The case OF Matilda Neasham YER
sus the New York Life Insurance
company, which was on yesterday
in the Federal court, was postponed
until nesday morning at 10
o'clock, at (which time Judge Van
Fleet of San Francisco will try the
case. Judge harrington felt himself
disqualified on the grounds Of beins
policy holder in the company
During the examination on jury
men yesterday the question ARE you
policy holder in the New York
Life was repeatedly asked, but OF
the nineteen questioned only one
man replied in the affirmative.
The main point to be decided in
the case, however, is whether w. &.
Neasham committed suicide He
had policy with the company for
$4,000. The company maintains
that he made away with him self,
While his widow, the plaintiff in the
case, insists that he was murdered
by parties unknown.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-07
[By nited Pressl

By United Press
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The
administration was victorious in the
tests made in the house this after
noon over the resolution warning
Americans off Of armed merchant
men. After tumultuous debate,
the house on the first vote, 256 10
100, ordered the previous xquestion,
thereby refusing to permit the
amendment to the McLemore reso-
luton, warming Americans off Of
armed Ships. The second test was
adopted by 27l to 1873 on the rule
bringing up the McLemore resolu-
ton. Party affiliations were erased
after the iii st ballot, but the Demo
Gratis generally favored preventing
any amendments. The impassioned
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-07
Capture Hill 265

In a monthly circular, issued March
lst by the National City bank OF
New " ork, it announces that as re-
suit of its Investigations it finds there
is no slackening in the demand tor
goods or signs of weakness in the
general business situation, though
there is no little complaint OF an
uoyances incident to its rapid eXpan-
sion.
Nearly every line OF industry is
hampered by scarcity OF supplies OF
some kind and the whole situation IS
complicated by car shortage and CON
pestion at the railway terminals.
Prices are still advancing, but profits
in certain lines OF manufacture are
uncertain unless proper provision has
been made in advance for the obtain
ing OF raw maternal The entire wage
situation is being affected by the fact
that industries working upon war sup
plies are drawing labor from other
lines. The rise of wages in the cities
also attracts men from the farms and
threatens to make the problem OF ag-
ricultural help more acute. The cir
cuar continues:
Ordinarily periods Of prosperity
stimulate immigration, but no relief
from that source is possible while
the war lasts, and the proponents OF
an educational test for Immigrants
are citing the war as a reason why
congress should pass their measure
a third time, it having been vetoed
by Presidents TAFT and Wilson. Oh
course high wages that signify per
manent condition of prosperity are
to be welcomed, but changes that are
due to temporary conditions ard
which disorgamze permanent indus
tries, may cost the wage earners more
than they come to.
"The copper mining industry ha'
solved this problem harmoniously BY
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-07
Don't Fail to Be
On Hand Tonight

Don't forget ton ght at the Grand
opera house, when will be given the
benefit for the suffering women and
children oil war stricken Europe An
elaborate program has been prepared
and aside from the fact that the pro-
ceeds derived will go to most laud-
able purpose. an evening of fun ard
interest is promised. Miss Jean
Hague, who has worked incessantly
to make success OF the affair, will
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-07

on charge of Staying Harrell, the
Los Angeles bank clerk, whose death
took place while the couple were on
hunting trip. No motive for the
crime ever appeared. The mystery
attending the death of the Los Ang-
eles man deepened when it was
learned that Harrell had been secret
ly married to Miss Minnie Stafford.
a pretty Los Angeles drug store en-
plOye. Their letters failed to dis
close motive for the crime.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-07
THE NEW YORK WORLD CHARGES
ANOTHER GERMAN ALLIANCE
Has Been Backing Senator Gore and
Congressman McLemore--One of
Purposes to Control Republican
Convention and Attempt Defeat
of President Wilson

ington, 1t alleges that the Alliances
program includes the keeping Of
Americans off of armed ships, the
control of the Republican convention
ard the defeat of Wilson. In the
copy which the World secured and
which it is alleged ex-Congressman
Bartholdt wrote, it is suggested that
a Champ Clark boom be started. It
is asserted also that Marsalis con-
ferred with Senators Works, Cham
berlain, Borah and Jones.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-07
More Chinese Shot
by United Pressl

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-Two
more shootings have been added t.
the toll in the San Francisco tong
war An unknown assailant at noon
shot in the back and mortally
wounded Sen Yit, member OF the
Bow On Tong. The assaiant fed
into the quarters OF the Suey Sing.
Earlier in the day oul man wound
ed Wong 10y. a laundryman, as he
slept
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-07
FBv United Pressl

NEW YORK, March THE
World this morning prints a copy
righted article alleging big pro-
German propaganda and asserting
that the National German-Alliance is
backing the Gore and the McLemore
resolutions. The paper names Al
phonse Koelble, a local attorney, as
the head OF the Alliance, and says
that D. l. Marsalis, a real estate
man, is the leading lobbyist at Wash
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-07
EVENTS

Churchill in, the house of commons
this afternoon launched a criticism
at the admiralty saying it lacked
driving force He said the German
dreadnaughts might attempt to raid
England at any time. Balfour de-
Tended the navy.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-07

appear in specialties, and several 9th
er local favorites are cast for enter
tanning roles.
The benefit is given under the
auspices of the Loie Fuller Mite So
ciety, an organization which has done
much to alleviate the conditions that
have followed the war in Belgium,
and its ramfications are directed by
Miss Fuller, the noted California ar
tist. A telegram from that lady this
morning states that she expects to
be in Carson shortly after the mid lie
Of the month.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-07

Mrs. w. c. Neasham of Reno AMI
her children. OF whom there are sew
Ell, are making their home i'll the
Burke residence during their stay in
Carson. The lady is the plaintiff in
the damage case now being tried in
the Federal court.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-07

CLEVELAND, March 7.-Newto IN
D. Baker goes to Washington tomor-
row. He said he favored the Swiss
system OF military training and fav-
ors coastal and. transcontinenta
railroads built 20 avoid the large cit
les and save mileage for military pur
Doses