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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-22
Strefg KuIde.
TN nirouanlis itrens a~nloebslsc
ruaer pper Huropeitem.
Vlerc ulDffer.

St. loul Sen 20oe December.
Gn 'or oennr gurstio nIPopanIig
ldngpariI % itreng 8~uloebslge III.
ger oper belle Roropelten.
Ser | ct. Goul bar apifisIuet mn
| otte Gage / 5rpf boI6t iig langt
unocr Hltlpuuftet % lanf imoraes
til i3 Grader. - 9eiret err iremoe.
les lige folot, oa oct teguer til. at
Den ~tioli8ere Rcforo Tor iaar. Is
@raoer, iom bIep iat iorrige 1ors.
Ooa, oil bIipe ilaaet.
&~ulocbslgen, iom CLEO neooper
Rorooelten ior en- llge iioer, bar lot
Ell 0ecemberreforo for 2anaparig.
heo, iom nan ite bar bapt Nagen
I'll pua mango Mar.
"a Seirmonoen iremboloer intet
Saab ON nogen inarlia 2inoring;
ban lpaar tuertimoo, at aul6en | Oct
minoIte oil bare lleeu no. o. at man
bsr upre glao til, ON oen life inoen
Den Sio blir enomt barre.
Gen eneite Sreit, ON oct fan tai.
oeS iaa, er, at bar ri Oct foIot her.
ioa bar man oct enbnu foloere paa
moltge ANDRE Steoer.
s 9ismaref, q. Tof., 6ooSe man
igaar Mites % a~uIoegraber (regnet
ira UNDER Rulpunftet) meo sobe 10.
ligter til at naa 33 @raoer isr Ror.
gen.
= Sitron boo6e man al. Z iador
slites 16 8raoer, / Roorbeao %, /
8innipeg 20 og | Winueoosa 81
8raoer UNDER Hul.
Get bsieite apifieluet | 9asens
2sb %iormaaeoe at flatre, par til 10
@raoer uuoer Rul. Saa feapnote
Oct after i~oriigtist at frpbe ueboner
iglen. Suor langt - bet niIce 8etr.
mnnoen life inSlabe fig paa at no.
tnle uogeu Werirg ON.
On lterf, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ioro.
peltuino gioroe, at auloen isltes eros
mi pprre.
auIbeu ioraariaeeSe ogiaa flerc
llIptfer. - gu y glar gammel aIil.
%fisrer, Sobn @oloimitb, blen iaa pa-
len o. itiu. at ban ialbt paa Sopeoet
neo ira auifeiPoet og iorlloa iig iaa
olporli9t. at ban moatte bringes paa
@pboipitolet.
On 76 glnr gammel Rano, Games
Sarrls ira Stiatpater, Der uar font
men Ill ct. Guirl Tor at iilbrinss
SlIIen hos SlGgtninge her, falot
ooercnoc pua Bro o. 6obert Street
og br9ffeoe Sfuloerblabet. San
maatte ogion ienoes paa SoIpitalet
% oil bli moot I'll at tilbriuge Sufe,t
Ger.
On % 2lar gantmeI Sneoter, al.
bert Ganboii ser bolbt paa ar iPtte
op Stormuiuoler / 2oen Gt1ge al ct
Sus paa N3isiisiippi Street, iaIot
ueo al Stigen og brRffeoe bsire Ben
ouenior NufeIen. San blir mot iii
at ieire Sulen poa ct. Soiepbs so.
ipital.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-22
Hars9reden.
@rroieu al garets Sot itsrit
ganocts Siiturie.
Stort Wimtcrbpcoearcal.

@oibiuaton ben 16be Gecbr.
SiltrobS for, at Sotollbbpttct par
n;inorc, bar 5otalpprbicu az Cant
Gets pigtigite apliugcr ~betpNeli9
Itcrre emo FOR uo9ct ioregaoenoe
Mars @cofommeuNe / SonoetS St'
%itorie.
SotaluRrbieu al oisie Iulingcr
cuIrtteS al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ret til S7,6lt,609,0 00, bpilfct er
$t,750,O00,000 mcr enc SotalpGr'
blcn al DC iamme Nlplinger oct fore
guocnoe Mar.
Sopeouorio1en I'll ocnne enormc
Scregelle al 8Groicn bar DC beit
Nriler, iom belpis ifploteS Den for
minoifeoe Yrobuttiou bels Den
IiGrfe GitcripsrgieI eiter 6socpore.
ortiflcr ira DC frigierenoe Sonoe
europa,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-22

bolot | Sirsbags lin mleb iaa megerl
Sp9noing imsoeieebe 5ale | oct bri.
tiife ~llnoerbus. 90 eiter oenue Gale
or Der life mere nogen Evil ON Dc
Aaiereoes Soloning til Oct iorelig.
genbe Sreosproieft.
"@i oil pente", iasoe 2lopo-@eor.
&c, "inotil pi iaar bsre. builfe 9etin.
geIier, Der bpbes, os inbtil Der TITLES
iifrere 8arantier enb De, iom Unit
lamb brso. Smiolertio itoler hi paa
Dor ubeieireoe Irme."
Yremierminiiteren analpiereoe
&igsfaniferens "SreostaIe" / Rigs-
hagen og erflareoe meo iterft Otter.
trpf:
~lloen at oet eritattes, iom + q II
eritattes, er 5reb umlig. % bpab
mere err. hpilte @arantier fan Der
titles for. at en- bpiIfeniombelil
Srebstraftat. iom paa bette 3ios.
punft fam afiluttes. life | Sremtioen
PED aenfer % unoerfunbisbeb oil
bli bebanolet iom en- papirlap? vi
maa itabia boIbe os for 2ie ben Sp.
gape hi iiilleoe os, oa pi ait ind |
arisen. @i gif inc i arisen for at
ioripare europa imob Spergreb ira
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-22
1ntet lliooeI
moo Kraft,

Rerp gorf ben 1SSe Sc6r.: Sisl-
en- Snoberetnins fra Or. j, Z.
&ooS. Ser beitprer Sonoet fbr SIN.
elet al RrGft peo Columbia llniper.
iuet. er man eiter uOtsmmenoe gr-
serimenter mco &otter. WiltS eg
Raripin foutmet iii BEN Sperbepis.
ming AT Raoium life err noget bel.
treoenoe Niooel for areit % SpuI.
FER. Sor Sili9loer hpor en- Sps.
ration rr umlllia, err Raoium bare
heloig iom ct SiuoringSmiooel.
Get err utpiIiomt mulig at ior-
Irnee Sipet / uosle Silialoer. i.
ger Or, @ooo, OF at iaa Tatien'
tcrue iii al iele iig beore, men Oct
or Iieeiaa i~iffert, at Sruaen al inca
Spanta oite bar iii 6slge en- bur
TIC llopioelie al Spuliten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-22
en- triit Jul.

Ssiing, u. g.. tSoe Tecbr.: 20
bsosNsmte NtPuo i Sing Sing oil
lioe Geoeu imorgen tiolig iislse
egct 9nite Tor at sisre line Reores
Sui minore isrgelige. 96arle,
Sumrop, 20 gGr. og Stanlep ,.
@fiaiteiu, 10. bar osmt iii al 90 |
Sen eleftriife Stol 6reoag; men
oc De III bore. at oeres 9ig piloe
tomme biem Suleong. OF al ser
.rar ingen Sanoipnligheo FOR. at
Guuernsr @bitmun piloe iormiloe
Gommen. bao De 6GnsielSoireftsc
Roper ON at faa % Sirsoag.
Gumroip par oemt for al bope
or9bt aapteinen pad en- Sugbaao
/ buffalo OF Iiaitein for at bare
rr9bt i 9olitibetient | Utica.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-22

SiorooretS Aplinger opuiier neocn.
i%taoenoc islaeuoc Srroiitiauinger:
SABRE, S96,673,000; Yoteter,
$95.071 600; 5obaf, $72. 727 900;
&pA Sll,362, 600; Mug, St2,9iO..
coo; Ris, $tO,97IO00; Seoe 30.
teter, $t3,16t. 900; S%utferrocr,
Sl2i3,000; @pnner SIS 92, 600;
aniiira, $2,t12,000; $50. $i,60t,.
coo; sGbIer, $27,660.OOO; gppeI,
finer, S~9,545,000 o. pilot So.
Stt,053,000.
Observation-Disclosures oiilut.
ttn6c Sucrailg oper 9onbetS piatig,
l( Iplingcr err lom islger:
NtaiS, 2,5S3,2It,000 9uib. lam,
menlignct mco ct @icnnemiuitSuo.
butte al 2,732, $4,000 9uibcl Tor
Gcmoorct t9t0-t4.
Sueoe, 639.SS6.OO0 @uibel lam.
menli9nct mco CT @icuneEiiuitSuo.
trtte al 72S,225,000 9uibel for %
icrcaancn0e lem gar.
SABRE, 1,t25.995,000 9uibelS
moo ct @ienuernInit5uobpttc al
I151,961.000 9uibel for DC fore.
goaenbe lem Iar.
Nebenltaaeuoe label eioer Som'
n'enligningeu mellem iioite Mars
llobptte og OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
for DC iorcgooenoe lem glor isr iel'
scnoe IuIin9er:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-22
@interbrcSc .grealet.

@olbin9ton Den tS6e Sec: Sor'
u6ieeuoe Ell iortlot iterf Otter
iperglel eiter Speoe ira De frig-
ierenoe 2anoe / europa bar DC
amerifnuife 6armere / Ssit ino-
iooct oct nGititsrite Ireal / San.
ortS Siltorie meo oeune 8ornlort,
men pou @runo al ubeloi9e 8eir.
icrbol6c beinnot llbirben ueo Gin'
tcrfulbens SnotrToenbe Jig i en- .
Vrocent oaorligere 3illtono enc pal
iamme qio iiior 90 Az Erocent
hGorligere emo @ienneminitStiliton.
oeu for DC iioite 10 Mar.
Sisl9c Snoberetniu9er til 2anS'
brugsoeportementet er oct | Ssit
nle0 8interbpeoe inoluaeoe Gredl
23 0rocent Itsrre emo | 1915. Oct
lbaisr tiIiummen noget ouer 40,
100000 Mcre5. Iette err oct itsr,
i.e Ireal Tom bar pGret inbioaet
me0 Ginterbpeoe poa en- enfclt limo,
tagelIe uGr, nentlig Tor 10 Iar T.
cen, oa oct uogioroe 40,452,0 00
1cre$.
Som Gslge al oe bgie Triler,
lem betaItea Tor inoepPrenoe aar5
g!pling, bupoe oct o~prinoeIig pPret
6armerne5 Seniiqt at iaa euonil
mere S~interbpeoe. men oct uiGo'
uunlige tsrer 9}eir, iom bar irem.
tcritenoc / belle Observation-Disclosures
retop pou Sen 2io, Saauingeu itul.
&c ioregua. itiQcoe ia binorenoe
gcicn for 0ere3 BIauer.
5 Sc ipoatlautiite Stater unoroa
Soregelicu til ira . iii 10 Bro,
cent, / Soma iii omtrent 10 Gro.
cent, / Rebraifn og Wiid)igan til 5
Groceut, / Sainois til ) 8rocent,
/ Ohio til 4 % / aauias til 3 Grc,
cent.
Wieb llnbtagelic al Montana.
bnor @aarboeoearealets Sterrelis
omtrent er oct lamme iOm iaar, ba;
TorsgeIieu iioeu SommenIigninl
pGret itsrit i De iierne 8eit. o.
apititater. ) lltnb beIeber 6or.
eqelIen iig inaIeoeS til life minorl
en- 90 Erocent. / Soabo til 90.
Baibington til 81 og / Oregon III
so Yrocent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-22
81 Naierebes fGles ufieielle Spar
nil a~fpemtcs ON upgle Gage.
5ramifmrnbeme taget 1887 Sanger,
115 Ganuner u.I.p. Oco @erbnn.
Ten rnmrnife Mrme itaar MI moemfor
lit eget Ianb.
mt fra aac Tromter.

Srebsbnen flpr f~reuoeles buspilo
pmfring. Sffe iaa meget iom ell
Gepne at isge 2p i.
Sc Mliereoes iples ofiicieae Spar
til 5piflanb err ganife piit enomi life
aigipet, men De aniparIige Winiiter.
d)eicr / 9onbon og Haris bar ofilcielt
iagt Nei 3af til oct tpife Sreostil-
buo.
9remierminilter 2Iopo George
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-22
CANADA for Krisens
~Sortlettelie.

Gttawd, Gnt.. Den t4oe Seebr.
Cauaoa5 0ol0ning ouerior Oct tpite
Greosforilag autpoes / Ielgenoe
telegram, iom ioag al ben fano'
riite Bremiermirifter ienbtes iii
Den brittle Yremierminiiter 9lopO,
@eorge.
Canada piI itstte Gem % Riect
| en- traitig 6ortipttelie al ariaen,
imotil en- iuloitGnoig Seir er pm
set.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-22
Ringer, ! k'ckker
(Sfrepet for "Decorahsp oieu"9

Ringer, = %flcffer, for frye o9 feit,
ringer for jul oper joreen!
menneifeiiele, Ger FREQ iom met,
tpiliom oe tract er poroen.
Ringer for haap % ringer for tro,
ringer for lle9ten en- ltjernebro,
at Sen moo Quo fan panere.
Ginorer, ! %tierner, icm iol ON Sag,
tinerer o9 TRADER % lvier!
Sinner / eale o. ifveeers era9,
bpor man al natmulm eyle
SEND eoers CLANS til fore % lmaa,
iaa at ret ale / lvs Fan fda
ialiae boitiostimer!
Svnoer, ! en9le, / p0leiat For,
ivneer ON observation-disclosures
Syneer ON eleoe o9 FREQ paa iorc,
iynaer ON fje%rli9heosparme!
Synaer ON frelie for fpinoe o9 mane,
iynaer ON Kriitus, Ger goo o9 iano
fdpner oen piloe peroen!
Johan Selnes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-22
Verden$krigen.
Nae be IRE MaicreSe ~afuiier ben tpife
&~igsfanslcrs Grebstilbuo.

3lupo-8 George erflrrer at pine peute,
til han fjenocr DC tWfe Vetingelier
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-22

GOTfGties paa siSe Z
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-22

5ortfaitss paa she :
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-22
Krig $kj0bne.
Hatalismen tiltaser, men pgiaa bet
relisipie 2iu.
Sroem % Ciret ieirer.

(Sulebrep fra DIR. Srsis Sr~eislano).
9aris | december 1915,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-02
SHIP $4,000 IN GOLD
LINING INDUSTRY eooMS AND
OLD PROPERTIES OPEN.
enridge Reported Taking Out $45,-
600 . Month From Streams.

western Newspaper Union News Service.
Breckenridge, Colo.-Twenty thou
sand dollars worth of gold bricks
were sent to the United States mint
at Denver last week from Brecken-
ridge. Fifteen thousand dollars
worth OF placer gold in bricks.
dredged from the stream beds OF the
breckenridge district. was the Tono-
pah Placers Companys contribution
20 the mint, and $1,000 gold brick
from the French Gulch Dredging Com
pany made up the $4,000. The two
dredging companies are said to be
taking out between Si5 900 and $780,
400 worth OF placer gold month at
present.
The Dunken lease. on Niger hill
near Breckenridge. shipped sixty tons
OF lead ore last week to the local
Chamberlin sampler. AS the lead ore
came from the vein, which has at in
teryals supplied rich pockets OF heavy
coarse free gold, it is believed that
the gold contained in the lead ore
will bring its value up to nearly So.
a ton.
While the soft and muddy condi-
ton of the road between the yelling
ton Mines Companys ore mills and
the railroad depot have prevented the
ore teams from hauling average loads,
still the company's output shipped
during May will equal 1900 tons OF
zinc ores concentrates, said to run
upwards of AZ per cent zinc, sixty
tons OF lead ore concentrates and 100
tons OF iron concentrates. Both OF
the concentration mills on the prop
erty are kept running full time with
three shifts of operatives.
The Old Unions new shaft, which
is being sunk in the valley of French
creek to open the old Union vein, en-.
countered some good lead sulphide
ore. The Jessie mine in Gold Run is
doing development work with force
of men. New people are constantly
arriving here, looking up old proper
ties that were former producers of
zinc, lead and gold ores. 1t is prob
able that a number of the old-time
producers will be put back into the
shipping class early in the summer.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-02
Find Bloody Razor Near Body.

Trinidad blood-covered razor
was lying beside the body of an I'M
identified man found near Ell Moro by
Salamon Lente, a boy sheepherder
The initials j. NJ. on the mans cow
boy hat were the only distinguishing
marks discovered. A bottle contain
ing an eighth of an ounce of strych-
nine and empty ammonia bottle were
in the pockets. The man lay with his
head upon packsack, the razor, with
its blade closed near by. He evil
IDENTIFY had been dead about two
weeks, Deputy Coroner Hall stated
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-02
GERMAN DRIVE CONTINUES,
Princes Host Of a Million Men Force
French to Give Ground Near
curierAe

French to Give Ground Near
Cumieres.
Paris.-All day Wednesday the re-
lentless German drive with the cap
ture of Verdun as its objective, con-
tinued on both sides of the Meuse
The French resisted desperately but
were forced to give ground near Gu.
mieres. according to the statement is-
sued by the war office.
i Conservative estimates place the
number of troops concentrated by the
Crown Prince about Verdun at 1,O0O,-
900. German losses in the recent
fighting have been far in excess Of
the advantage gained. military ex-
perts declare, although it is admitted
that the French losses since the re-
capture of Fort Douaumont have been
frightful
The Austrians have gained new
Italian positions on Asiago- Arsiero
sector and defeat Italian effort to az
sumo the offensive.
Conflict appears imminent in Ger
man East Africa. where the German
and British armies have reached a
contretemps.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-02
FOREIGN

Mauna I.oa 10 eruptins with in
creased activity, according to repor >
at Honolulu.
Charles p. McKiernan, American
vice consul at Chung King, died from
smallpox
The House OF Commons passed the
second reading OF the bill which
would reduce by Is per cent the out
put of beer
An unsuccessful attempt to assas-
sinate the Austro-Hungarian minister
to Persia is reported in Constant
nople dispatch
The British schooner Brybane City
tlate Coquitlam city,, from New Cas-
tie, \. s. w, for San Francisco, ar
rived at Suva, leaking badly.
In the attacks on the British Isles
from sea and air during the war p
16C persons have been killed or
wounded The number of deaths is
$50.
Gen. Gallieni. until recently French
minister Of war, and popularity known
as the savior of Paris" died at Yer.
sailles, following an operation for
kidney trouble
United States Ambassador James
Gerard Is convinced that peace is in
sight. according to an interview pub.
lished in a Munich paper from its
Berlin spondent.
The United States cruiser Tennes-
see arrived at Santo Domingo from
Norfolk with several hundred marines
to reinforce the American forces now
engaged in policing the republic
Three Danish steamers on their
way to Denmark from Brazilian ports
were forced by the British authorities
to unload their cargoes of coffee at
New Castle. according to the Copen-
hagen newspaper Ekstra bladet
4 new placer gold strike is reported
at tordoYa. Alaska on Foley creek,
a tributary OF Notch creek. twenty
miles from Shushanna city with good
prospects, four feet OF pay gravel and
better pans each foot down.
Flowers were strewn on the graves
in Mexico OF American soldiers killed
in action i'll the pursuit OF Villa Mill
tary authorities ordered that such
graves lie decorated with ceremonies
appropriate to Memorial Day
Foreign Minister Aguilar at MeNi
90 City has issued "A statement to the
Mexican people, saying that the text
of the corresponds between the
United States and Mexico regarding
would be published and asking that
the public meantime trust the de
facto government TO do all in its pow.
er to bring affairs to satisfactory
conclusion
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-02
Auto Dashes or Precipiee; Kills Man

Denver.-With brakes slipping and
passengers jumping out right and left,
an automobile, running from Neder-
land to Boulder, crashed down a
mountain road at fifty miles an hour
Sunday and plunged over a thirty-foot
precipice into Boulder creek, killing
d. W. Oldfather, 81 years old, of
Longmont. Mr.. Oldfathers skull and
chest were crushed as the heavy,
seven-passenger machine turned over
and pinned him to the creek bed.
Caught under the car with him was
a brother of William Curnaw, the
driver The five other occupants,
bruised by their leap, but their lives
saved, lay scattered along the ROAD
for nearly fifty yards.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-02

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Washington, d. c., June Cen.
Carranza's latest note, bluntly CUES
tionirig the good faith OF the United
States government and with
threat OF armed resistance. demand
ing withdrawal OF American troops
from Mexico, was presented at the
State Department Wednesday by ELI
SEQ Arredondo In it is this paragraph:
The Mexican government under
stands that, in the face of the unwil-
lngness OF the American government
to Withdraw these forces, it would be
left no other recourse than to procure
the defense OF its territory by means
of arms; but it understands at the
same time its duty to avoid as far as
possible an armed conflict between
the two countries, and acting in &C
cordance with the treaty of February
2, 1S4S, it considers 1t its duty to re-
sort to all means of peaceful char
acter to find a solution of the interna-
tional conflict in which both countries
are involved"
1t recalls protestations OF friendship
by the American government towards
Latiu-American countries and particu-
larly toward Mexico, citing President
Wilson's declaration that the United
States did not intend to interfere in
the internal affairs OF Mexico nor in
any way to impair its sovereignty.
These repeated protestations ap-
peared, it is said to indicate IAN hon
est purpose on the part of the gov
eminent and people of the United
States" not to war on Mexico.
The Mexican government, how
ever" the note continues, regrets to
remark that the acts of the American
military authorities are in absolute
conflict with the above statements,
and is constrained to appeal to the
President, the Department of State
the Senate and the American people.
to the end that once and for all time
the true political tendency of the
United States toward Mexico be de-
fined"
THE American government" says
the note, has admitted that the work
of the expedition which entered after
the Columbus raid, now is over. But
in spite of this fact, American troops
still remain on Mexican soil.
ITO contend that political disorder
in this country justifies this act Of
the American military forces is in
conflict with the repeated professions
OF the Washington government rela-
tive to noninterferences.
The note points out that much OF
the trouble in Mexico is due TO the
attitude of the United States in not
furnishing conspirators in the United
States who have plotted the downfall
of the present constitutionalist gov
eminent, and to the acts of Washing
ton in refusing to permit the ship
ment of arms and ammunition to
enter Mexico"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-02
Homesteader Killed BY Neiohbor,

Trinidad-James Quinn, so, home
steader living seventy miles east Of
Trinidad and thirty-five miles east of
Trinchera. Las Animas county, was
shot and instantly killed Deputy
sheriffs are looking for G. w. Gaines.
neiehboring homesteader. who dis
appeared Immediately after the shoot
ing and is said to have admitted that
he killed Quinn during dispute over
water
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-02
NEWS


August Belmonts Friar Rock, rid
den by NJ Garner won the Suburban
handicap, the feature event OF the Me-
mortal day races. at Belmont Park, l..
l.. before crowd of 10000. Short
Grass was second. and Stromboli
third
Al Indianapolis. md. Dario Resta
won the sixth international sweep
stakes race Restas time for the
800 miles was , 50: 1852. an average
OF S32G miles per hour The average
OF De Palma last wear for 300 miles
was 9u.2l miles. D'Alene finished
second, time. 3 IS o.; average, 81 "a;
milford third, time 3: 80: SIS. average
S1,91. Christians was fourth and
Oldfield fifth.
Tom Rooney, dashing lrishman, was
seriously injured in his forty-ninth lap
of the 30O-mile classic when his car
skidded on the southeast turn, turned
around twice and dashed against the
retaining wall at the Speedway in In
dianapolis, Rooney's leg was broken,
his shoulder dislocated and he suf-
fered other injuries. Bill McAllster
his mechanician, was thrown over the
retaining wall
GENERAL
J. Bruce Kremer OF Butte, Mont.
secretary of the Democratic national
committee, arrived in St. Louis ano
opened headquarters for the national
committee.
The Rockefeller foundation an.
nounced in New York that it had ap,
propriated 81 ,000,000 for war relief
in Poland, Serbia, Montenegro and AL
bania
The high pitch of patriotism caused
by the preparedness campaign en-
phasized the celebration of Memorial
Day in New York made him the mill
tary display one of the most notable
in many years.
The sum of s66,o00,0 900 will have to
be expended by several of the great.
est railroads operating in the Chicago
district when the new freight and
passenger terminals now under con
struction are completed.
tiers. who was acquitted Of foisting a
spurious heir on her husbands estate.
will go to trial in Chicago, June ~
on the charge of perjury in connection
with the Matters baby case.
Many distinguished men gathered At
Fremont, Ohio, for the dedication of
the memorial to Rutherford B. Hayes,
nineteenth President of the United
States.
A solemn mass of requiem for the
lrishmen who fell in the recent revolt
in Ireland or were executed for taking
part in it was celebrated in All Saints
church in New York.
War trade has made New York
within the last year the worlds
busiest port. The American city has
exceeded by $20O,O0O.000 London's an
nual import and export business.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-02
Three New Coin. to Be Mintsd,

Denver-Over 100000 worth of
dimes. quarters and half dollars Of
new design will be minted in Denver
beginning July l. The mint has re-
ceived orders to coin the new designs
exclusively until Jan. l, 1917. For
the last six months only pennies and
nickels have been coined in Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-02
Miners Reject Peace Made by Chief,

Miners Reject Peace Made by Chiefs.
Pittsburg, Pa.-The convention Of
bituminous coal miners, from District
No. 5, United Mine Workers of Amer
lea, in session here, by unanimous
vote rejected the wage scale recently
signed in New York, and adopted a
resolution providing for the election
Of a committee which will confer with
operators in this district in an effort
to obtain an agreement. AS result
Of this action. practically every mine
in the Pittsburg district will be closed
indefinitely. Fifty thousand miners
will be affected.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-02
AGED BaiIiff at Pueblo Dies.

Pueblo-John C. Mitchell, "a. for a
number of years bailiff in the Dis.
trict Court, died as the result of in.
juries sustained in fall several days
ago. Mitchell slipped as he was leav.
ing the court house and suffered a
dislocated hip and other injuries.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-02
Man HANGED and Shot.

Albuquerque telegram received
from Danville. H., says the body OF
Frank Snively, mutilated by bullet
holes and bearing the mark of rope
about the neck, arrived from Magda-
lena, n. NJ. Snively's death first was
reported due to heart failure.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-02
Seven Injured in o. & r. G. Wreck

Grand Junction-William B. Camp
bell, Denver salesman, was critically
hurt and six others were injured.
when Denver & Rio Grande passen-
ger train No. 2 struck spreading
rails two miles west Of Grand Valley.
The engine, smoker and baggage car
we're overturned and four passenger
coaches derailed.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-02

Woman Hurt When Truck Hits Car.
Colorado Springs-Mrs j. L. Row.
Icy Of Chicago, was badly injured, and
two firemen, A. Mcmillan and d. c..
AcCartin, were seriously hurt when A
street car crashed into a fire truck.