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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-06

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Sic &ese bes ensliiden Rre.
mters.

Wir baben 9squitbs Rsbs i6on
tur3 beipro4en; fis beOurf jeOO4 psite.
rer Grortsruns, 3uerit oeslpesen. neil
lie ieoe MDgli6tsit uusi6liebt, benz
arisge auf unbere Weiis, ais burt
D0llise lIeberipinbung Der 2llliirten sin
@nOe gu maiden. 2lsquitb piebsrbplt,
oab Der Jrisbe nur gu erlanssn lei,
psnn bic beutiaen 9erbiinOeten aiit
grOberunsen auriideritatten unD nod
oa5u cine grobe Gntidabieang an bic
erobertsn 2dnber 3ablsn. 9as 1T ntat
onnebmbar. Die aiitsabs pplens III
ausgei6loHen, neil es aIs qufferitaat
gsssn RuBlanb bienen mub. 0a6benl
iia se5eist bat, tpie i6per pas beutI6e
9ebiet bur6 rufiiaes 8orbringen ge.
fGbrbei perben tanu, 1T Deuti9lanr
es ieiner Si9erbeit i9uloig, bageger
pirtiame @ortebrunsen gu treffsn, in
oem Elm Wda an Der DItli6en @ren3s
erri9tet pirb. 2lles 9lut lit perge.
bens seflofIen, ipeHn Der Sries besnOei
pirb, obne bab ausrei6enbe @prii9is.
mabreseln segen eine neue geDrdnguno
Der GrenSen 9euti4lanbs setroffea
porben iinb. 2lus bieiem 9runbe il,
audi bic 4nnsrion Don Surlanb gebp
ten, bdmit bic Sities ni9t als 2lus
sriffsbaiis gu Oienen Dsrmos. Cine
@nglieberuns bon belgiidem 9e6iet
fdsint niht i'm Blame gu liessn, aber
aud in biefem Sale iinb 9orii6tsmabz
reseln geboter. Dieies Wal iii bic 4bs
iidt, iiber 9elgien in beuti6es gsbiet
ein5ubrinsen, bur4 f6nelles @orriiden
Der beutf4en Seere in lsBteres
2anb pereitelt porben. gs tdnn
aber als ielbfroeritdnDlia selten,
oab nadbem gelsisn 70 teit an bic gtl=
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snm anatn sepssIin geind, USsr es rsanet gombsn.

ndre uilo giuIeger bcs Giberator &c.
borten fajt ausahliebIi6 ben urteren
aIaiien ,siib benz NatteIitauoe an. Sic
tatten ibr gar,aes Sab iut6 Gut Bal.
four anpertroirt. Tauienoe ipdren obns
einen Biennig iub nniBten bel ipcb!.
tbdtigen Stiihingen nm $ufe Bit
ten"
a,aIiour botte fiG redt3eitia in
Siferbeit gebradt. gr mar nod ar.
geirtinien eefIobcu. Gin aus slrgentt
nien nod aonbon 5iriidgefebrfcr
GngIdnor madre IN ben engIiifen
9eitungen befamt, Sab er bcn
SdqpinbIer briiben 5i asierbe seiehcn
babe. Or Icbe aui einem berrIideE
Gut in Shores NIT benz Gurus zines
SuItans. limb er bette BEL orgentini.
iden gaufen srobe @litbdben.
Sipiiben @roBbritannien unb gr.
geniinien beitebt fetn aiisIieferuugS-
uertras. Der bipIomaiiiten Se1panot.
belt SorS Roiebe.rps geIang es, ar
gentinien 5i,r AusIieferuns galicurs
Sii bepegen. iulb 70 tusiroe Der 9iel.
aeilannie berin i'm Sabre 1894 IN
Snlta, 100 er ioeben cine 9raucrei &c.
fault I,attc. perbaitet uno nad ene.
Iaito iibergefiibrt, no er nod Dierito.
5lpan5igtdgiger 8erbanbIuns 5u bier.
5een Sabren @eiangnib perurtbeiIr
ipurOe. Saa Sabre 1906 ipiirbe er &c.
enaoigt. @or ipeni9er 9agen 1T er in
Son6nl geitorbeu Sein Saa lit ~.
piit fir ba5 engliibe Yiiblit.nu.
beiien beionbere 0sertalit1t, lpie JIG
ii6 TenientIid in ge5lg aiii Stride
iruo Ssidtait 81, oiienboren piIest, 10
srobartige SdnpinOeleien erIsid)tert
unb iiberbaapt crit erm5eliti.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-04
Wfenideuliebe aui Aftien.
Dos Cube zines senioIsn ensIii4en
S6fpinbIers. Die .9iberdtor
guiIbiHs Gompanp." - SObep Ball
four srbeutets Wi1ionen.

Dor turSsm psritarb in 2pnbon Sos
bsp Spencer 9aIfour, beifen Cob ME
.Doilp ssl.srapb" idreibt, bic eriu'
nerung an ybas erauiamit. 5inanas
unsIiid Der Iebellben@enerntion ipad.
ruff. SO tbeute fuirb in Dielen tan'
fenben ensliiGen 5amiIien Der Nams
bss .gsrsiers". bss raibsratOr"
nur nit abi1eu senannt.
3os Wertpiiroige an Dem Sdyd.
ial bisIes Mannes mar. bab Der i'm
Sabre l842 @eborene in elmer
aimoIpbdre Don tisffisr gaeIisioiitdt
oufseipadien 1T. Sein Batter par ,in
betannier 9lsitator fir iirdlibe ansss
Ieseltbeiten uno elm gliiberoergeried,.
ter Der MISUNDERSTANDING Seine
SHUTTER mar cine Der sifrisiten Dtits
artsiterinnen bes Temperance Weetlp
Sournol', has ben Rep. Sobep gurrs
gum 6erausgeber bate bon bsm Gals
four Der Siinsere isinsn sriien 9dmen
berleiisie. Der Sobn bieies Reoersho
heiratbets Sotep 8olfours S6peiier.
SieI. eng. @erbinbung nit bem fronts
men, in gnslanb melt unb brett be-
fanuten Wlonnes bat ssobep 0alfour
feline ipdtsren S8tpinbeIeien erIei9s
teri uHb Diell.i4i fosar crit srnlOgs
li9t.
Sbbep 9aIfpur mar taum 25 Sabre
alt, als ct bic Wtlt nit Der Griinoung
isinsr .eiberaior Yuilbina Socistp"
ii6erraidie. S6on bas Wlotio, unisr
bsm bic @eisGi6dft ins 2sbsn ssrufsn
tpurbs .ein freies 9sim mahi elmer
frei.n Munn" erreste 4uffebsn.
0ieIe S6ninbler babsn ans ben relic
sioien Snitintfsn Der WaTe Rubeu gu
sieben bsriinnb,n. Steiner perItanb .s
iebo6 in BEN Mnbe ipie galfour. Cine
eifrige propasanba purbe BEL Der
fiibrenben aorperifafi.n bet bamals
bphe Weasn fhlasenben abitinensbea
peguna 3usuniien Der ~liberaior
8uilbins Company" sinaslsiiet. Bal
four fpubte ben aeiisrn bieI.r Sapls
rsiten 9erbdnbe bic gsmsirionteit
ibrsr JntereiIsr NIT bsnienisen ietnsr
eiaenen geIsllf6aft in uneemein iiberi
3eugenber Weiis psritGnblih 5u ma
den. hit @riinben unb 4reumens
ten9 8 nein! Ufit auttm sngliihen
Wpnep. sic beiamen i'm sriien Sabre
beg geiisbers Der .aiberutpr Bulb
ing" Elm pro5ent aommiHipn duf
bic qbssiebtsn Sbartg unb uuf bic
ginias,n bes publiiums. Ra& gb.
lnuf bss eriteu Jdbrss iuurbe bieIer
Sab auf einbaib ermdbist. glu4 su
bem hsrabgeisbien aommiiiicnsfobs
lotntt iih bic Sbdtiessst i'm Ditnite
Der galfOurf6en @eietlf4dft. Murbs
bod fhliebiin. alIsin On prpDifionsn,
bag bibide Giimm6en BON 141 600
pfunb Sterling an bic .Abffirenten-
nnsbe5ablt. mas bei bsm Mntbeii bon
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Die groben '9eiteuungen III
bisiem aanbe Seitens Der qniirteu auf
StabIplattsn, bic 5ur 9eriteIung DON
S6rapneGs bienen unb bic crit 1917
eeliefert perben folIen, IGbt auf 5ipei
Oinge idIieben: gntpeber, bab bic als
liirtsn ben Srieg nod i'm ndaiten
Sabre fDrtsuiessn sebenten, Ober bab
iie ii6 auf sinen neueu Gries Dorbereis
ten. Griteres halten mir nidt fir
ipabriaeinli9, 2esteres 1T eber mDss
LID unS lGBt erieben, tpie notbtpenbis
es 1T, bab Deutf6lanb feline Sriebeuss
beOinsunssn in Iol9er Weiie felt. bob
ss gegen ueue ueberfGIe seiidert 1T.
lIniere 4niidt gesen bic erite 4nnabme
itiist ii6 barauf, oab penn Bic plat<
ten erit 4nfanss nd4fteu Subres sss
liefert iperoen, Der aries iid bis ipdt
in ben Sommer uon 1917 binaiebeu
miibte. Oas bisrsu nDtbise giien unb
Stabl m0een bic gnglduber auftreis
ben tDnnen ,aber niht bos 9elb. peun
man bebentt, bab bic &usgabeu eines
Sabres fir GnsIdno uIein Iih auf IL
Wtiliurben belaufen uno bieies ihon
BIS iiber bic S6ren peri9ulbet II. unb
bic iibrisen 2lGtirten jsst idon I'm Elm
paar WliIlionen betteln gehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-04

Die umeritant I den aDrz
reipouosnten in ben aGnberu Der @srs
biinbeten baben ibre betreffenoen Ssis
tungs6erausseber benaari6tiet, baB
lie auber Stanbe ieien, bem ameritanis
fden publitum ben tpabren Sd4Ders
balt iiber bic 8orgGnse in europa au
liefern, neil ibre Oepsfden BON eng
ltf6en 3enIor peritiimmelt ooer auriid>
sebalten perben. Die betreffsnbsn
3eituHgen iinO oarii6er iebr uHgebals
ten unb tlagen GHslunb an, bag es
unfer 2arO seiitig ausbungere, nobel
gleitseitis auf bic Oielen @ergerpaltis
gunsen bingepieien pirb, fpel4e bas
umeritaniide 8olt bon Seiten GngS
lambs erletoet. Dieis 9eidlperDen err
innern iebr tart an Die Noten bes
prdiioenten. auf jeoen Jaq limb tie
sIei4 pirtun9slOs. Cine Wirtuns
ipiirbe bic gef6peroe nur bann aus,
iiben, penn oamit bas 9erlansen Ders
iniipft pdre, baB gnslanb bon aGsm
gertebr NIT ben Ser. Stuatsn abees
ihnitten Dirb, Big es feline gruben
uebertretungen ameritunii6er Redte
einitelIt. Qber eben 10 penig pie uns
fer 9rdfbent lam unfere enslif9e
grefie fi6 oa5u auff6piHeen, Elm ener.
sifdes 9oreeben gesen @nslauO 81
forbern. Was lie England entgegenz
iteat. iinb peibiide Rlager, baB es
cine ibm 10 freunbIid seiinnte Natipu,
ipie bic Der. Stoaten. 10 f9le4t be-
banbelt. Das lam BEL ben GnslGn<
bern nur @eradtung erresen unO err
mutbist lie, ben bisberigen 8eleibis
gunsen tpeitere bin5uaufiissn
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einsm g.ro,.nt elmer Sdropfilns bel
eHsliihsn publitums I'M bas Dun
bfrtiad,e eitipridt. llrio tpos bel ben
a,f iSe Sdlfte ermabtgten Sate bui
GoppeIte oieies Yetrages, ruitbin 56C
WsiliOnen Nar. ausmadt! Wan iieR
Dab galfDur ii9 nit aleiHigteiter
niht abeegsbsn Fat
Cine beiOnbsre 9sldidlidtsit enis
ialisis bisier Sd,tpinblsr sr0btsn
Stils In Der iinnrsitsn 9erauiduna
bon Rsligioiitdt unb 0ti6dft. Qlls
isins Geisllldait na9 tlr3sm Bette
ben in elm nsues. pruutpoaes 5tim
iiberiisotlie, nabm Der @,rpaliunsss
ratb auf Doridlas ieinss @priiBsnben
9aifour fplseueen 8ei4lub an:
bab geIesentIid Der bsuiissn
usbsrnabme unierer neien 0ebdube
bic Direitoun ben Buni9 baben.
ibrsm Gani giusbrud su ssbsn fiir
eas GebeibM. nit bem. ME iis glau.
ZEN, 0ott tire Yemiibuns.n um bic
srridtuns bisfes @eiadfts bisber sss
fegnet bat"
9lud in Der politit iianb Balfour
ieiHsn Mann. Sn Der 3.it 3israslis
bis 81 ben lsbien 9assn @labiiones
mar sr elmer Der ipir.Iamiten platr
formrsbner ber Rabiialsn. gs III Be-
FAINT. DAB er inSnbre 1892 aiif eiierl
bpbsn ppitsn In GlabItones stubin,tl
retnete. or beiparb iid um bic Sislls
bes @ensralsYoiimeiiiers llnb als
9labiione iiter feline Gisnune fir bic
fen goiien cine anbere Msinung bats
te, srtlsrt. Der setrGntt. 9alfour
itol3, bab .bie liberals pariei ME
ipi.ber bic ssarbs ieiuss 0slbes ieben1
tpiirbs, Sns par!amsnt aos er als
9ertrstsr BON 9amportb I'm Sabre
1890 Elm unb perbli.b tnIslbii bis
1895. 9ah einigen Nieberlasen ipur.
be er 1889 fir Burnlen ipiebers.s
tp1bli. Gr blisb WitsIisb bis gum
Safre 1892. mo fsin furdttarsr alb.
itiss bssann.
lin bieIt ,3eii mnnislis man. bab
bic .aibtratpr 8uilbine gompanp',
bic bas snsiiiGe publitum In punetp
Sicbsrbeit nit Der Bant bon Gnslanb
aui cine Gtufs ssiieat bate. iid in
erpbe aanbipetuIationsn sinaelaEen
babe. Die anfanss ifidtern unb
psrsinSelt, ipdtsr INNER beiiimmter
anTtaudsnbsn 6eriinte tNiiprafen
nur a[I5u Tsar Der MiriIidtsii. Die
Spelulaticnsn, su bsnsn Balfour bic
5onb gsgsbsn bate, tparsn i'm bsIten
Jaas Ihlsdi. In Der iiberipiestnb,n
Wlsbrbsit Der gan. psrfhrinbtIt. Ball
four bate ben geIddftlid nidt gang
tinipaubfrsisn 9runbfas: .Biit Di in
S6pisriaisittn, 10 bearlinbs eins nsle
@eTellItaft!s Mit bitlsm Gpjtem gss
ristb fr nur INNER tiiftr in ben Gtrus
bel. limb nls fi9 IaIiefli9 btr 3us
fammtnbrut nidt mebr oufbalien
lieb, bn mar bic grcBs WldHe bes eng,
lifhtn pubIiiums I'M pitle 9unbsrte
BON WilIionen Grmer.
.Seltcns, 70 idreibt ber .GoiIp
TeIegrapb@, .but elm ainanstrdd)
foIdes GIenb perbreitet. Die glttios
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Die ensIiide Regierung
,eriudt bic 0inri1tunq GoIementg

Die sneIiide Rssieruns
beriudt bic Sinrihtung Gaiementg
ouf jebe bentbare Deiie gu rehtfertis
gen, nobel es ibr, ipis iibli4, auf elm
paur Dubenb 2iisen ni9t antommt.
Cine bieier unpabrbeiten 1T, oab bic
irii9eu Splboten in beuti4er 9efuns
eeni6aft, bic iih ppn Gaiement ni6t
bosu beipesen lisben. in feline Sesion
ein5utreten. iebt bon ben Deuti
mibbanbelt tperben, mas eine Defenders
frede 2iise 1T uno es lit Offentunbis
unfpabr, bab Die beutide Resieruns
Gaiement seitattet bat. Retruten fir
bic Rebellion in 9efunsenensGagern
on5uperben. neil bas 5ur untersrds
bung Der Oissiplan beitrogen ipiirbe,
tpetl oas unternebmen ausIthtslos mar
unb neil man in 9eItidlanb bic
Sreue aud beim Ssino a4tet. aaeiH
bic Strofe fpirb ni9t ausbleiben. Die
3iuridtuns Gaiements pirb iid dls
Elm beiOnbers fturter Riesel gegen ale
Berfu9e ertpeiieu, bic SrIGnber nit
Der Serrihaft Gnslanbs aussuiDhnen.
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Seeminen.

Die Geeminen fperben pom S9iffsr
Dor allem oesbalb 70 ssfiirhtet, neil iit
ibn einmal OOais abnunsslos iiberras
i6en, uno gum anbern bas S6iff ees
rabe an ieiner i9pd&iien SisIs, benz
l1nterlpaiiertbeil, per entrpcber gar
ni6t ooer bod nlr' fdyDodl gepan5ert
1T, treifen. Selbit benz rntbeimIiden
Sorpebo tann Der Shiffer bur9 ses
f9idies WanSDeriren tntseben, bn es
beuts einem 5orpeboboot nur islten
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Che Grlaubaikideine.

}aOuis 30. etsnssl, 81, 800 W.it I.
( Strabe.
lgora 6. Sartman, 33. l721 Central
2lpsnue.
Jallbsrt O. Sipift, 36. Gpraeuie, R.g
lYiola 9oInsr, 81. 1886 Gartbas. ir.
jssap BilIon. 2s. 3311 MaSiIOn Ro.
lJnt3 SeoIIarb, 20. 5319 Dora Ore.
)9llberi 8olbinser, "a, Summit, 6.
lRboba earn, IS. 2347 Clifton aDe.
JSorars Duis, 81, All WeTl s. Cir.
lslbeHa 9rusI, 20, 1892 @ilbsrt Mps.
IRObtrt GeOti, 25. GsIieiip. 8.
laouife @iIs, %, Dominion. o.
JaOnnie Q. Sopss, 27. 1903 Gppreb
qlpenue.
lGbHa Me9aniel. %, 2ls Gonsrsb
MDenue.
lDaDiD %, mOnn,s, %. Also eprins
Grope 2penue.
lRutb Iillsr. II. bessl.
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Dte .Oeuti4Ianb" 1T auf
hobsm Weere. Dort baben bic Gnss
ISnber 70 DieI 9lusiidt iis gu finosn,
pie cine Stednabel I'M 9euihpber.
Sest Oerbleibt nur nod bic Sruse: Wo
TT bic .Yremeu"2 DAP iie iid trSeno
mo IN Der NGhe Der amerttanii4en
Riiite befiubet. lit feftitebenD unb bic
wtDstidteit 1T nt9t ausseiaIO7en,
bub iie NIT Der ~Deuti9laub" Suiams
mentrifft uub bon &upt. aonig 4us;
funft erbGIt, mo bic Ginfubrt ii4 ar
Iei4teiten bepertitelisen liebe.
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Gmu Gliiabttb emh4, Don
Wo. 2012 2inn Strabs, melbtts her
qoIijei, bab ihr aus i6rsr Motnune
sin 1reimaurerrine In msstb BON
$50 aspoaku spsr6f ,<
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-07-13

Begin planning 10 come 10 laies
big celebration on July 18th.
Buel Merritt and Juel Tornow, of
Detroit, visited friends in Yale recently.
Mcintyre IL Holden sold this week to
Harry Fuesline Chevrolet automobile.
Rev. T.. IL. Bradfeld was in New
Lothrop and Flint on business Monday
The fruit stores and ice cream par
lors of Yale will close every sunday
evening at six o'clock.
Il. Ii. Parkinson is feeling much bet
ter this week. The real hot weather
does not materially effect him.
Will Valentine, wife and daughter
returned't to their home in Pontiac after
visit with Bert Kelley and family.
Rev. Brad6eld breaches Sunday
morning and Rev. Mr.. Simmons Sunday
evening at the union service in the
Presbyterian church.
| The frame of fine large barn 36x56
#. was raised today on the farm own
ed by Mrs. n. Il. Herbert and Mrs. A.
| V. Parmlee south and east of here.
Clifford Hutton has resigned his
I position in the First National Bank
and spent the past week at Kalamazoo
the guest of Il. V. VanKueren. Cliff
will attend the U. of M. at Ann Arbor
this fall
]. M. Haviland, of Columbus, can
didate on the Republican ticket for
the nomination Of sheriff of st. Clair
county at the primaries August 18th,
was in Yale Wednesday looking up his
political fences.
Chas. Williams dropped In on his
brother Harry last Saturday while on a
trip to Mexico. 1t is seven years since
the brothers last met and it was with q
good deal of pleasure and satisfaction
they met at this time.
M. ]. Sheehy has started buying
cream again at his old stand in the
Bowles building, Main street and
would be pleased to have his old Gus
toners call. Highest market prices
for butterfat and eggs.
Mrs. Roy Menerey and daughter left
for their home in San Diego, Calf, on
"Wednesday evening after a three or
four weeks visit with relatives and
| friends in Yale and vicinity and other
points in Michigan.
| Grant Holden, Chas. Rounds, Milton
| Edighoffer and j. A, MenZies expect to
leave Sunday morning on weeks fish.
ing and camping trip. The time will
be spent at Vannettan Lake and
Recreation Club House on Au sable
! river.
The girl friends of Mildred Sweet
made her the guest of honor at a porch
party Monday evening, held at the new
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fead. 1t was a
merry bunch, albeit they were about to
lose favorite from among them, Mil
dred leaving this week with her mother
to make their home in Sarnia.
Rolph Duff, of Armada, Macomb
county, candidate on the Republican
ticket for the nomination of State Sen
ator of the 18th district at the primar-
les August 20, is in Yale today calling
on friends. Mr.. Duff is at present pas
tor OF the Congregational church at
Armada and Is man competent and
capable of filling the Office he seeks
with honor TO himself and will look
after the best interests of his constitu-
ents and the state at large.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-06
NOTHING NEW
 IN PEACE LINE
Republican A. p. Leased WIre1

WASHINGTON. Oct. 5,-No new step to end the European war has been taken by the United States and so far as officials here can foresee none is likely to be taken in the near future, according to an authoritative state ment obtained today in high official circles.
 While no official professed to know what is in President Wilson's mind it was declared that no preparations had been made for a discussion of peace through the usual diplomatic channels and that all the information gathered here seemed to indicate that such d move would be both useless and inad- visable. It was pointed out however, that in a matter of this nature the president usually keeps his own coun- sel and might be influenced by indica- tions of which the officials here are in ignorance.
 Regarding the many rumors that the United States had made mediatory ad- vances to the belligerents during recent months. it was declared authOritatively that mediation had been neither of
Arizona republican., 1916-10-06

five years, l do not care a peppercorn about the verdict of 1916, because I know how those laws were conceived" Later on, he added, America is to be congratulated upon having achieved a business emancipation"
 The president referred to men with heads like knots put on bodies to keep them from travelling" out There are such knots in politics. he said. 'I have known men who have taken worn- out ideas and tied them up in that knot as an old woman would tie up her savings in her handkerchief, and by the time they unite the knot, they will find they are no longer currency"
 The president stood throughout the long parade celebrating the fiftieth an niversary of Nebraska's statehood. He laughed when one grizzled old Indian shouted. "HollO. Woody r and he kept time with his silk hat when a float rep resenting an d-tine ballroom stopped before him and 8 group of young men and women danced a Virginia reel. He waved his hat time and again as the marchers cheered him. and frequently he bent down to call Mrs. Wilson's at tention to some particular feature. At the conclusion of the parade, he mo- tored to the National Swine show, re-
 turning to his hotel just in time for dinner.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-06

BROWNSVILLE. Tex, Oct. D. inmors of a recrudenscence of bandit
Arizona republican., 1916-10-06

fered by this government nor suggested to 1t from abroad. It was flatly stated that no new peace OvertureS at all had been made to any of the belliger- ent governments and that no belliger- ent government had indicated that such oVertures would be welcome.
 While declining to be quoted direct ly on so delicate a matter officials here are understood to be thoroughly convinced that any peace move at this time would be resented as unneutral and might injure the governments standing when the time for action comes.
 Much interest was expressed in to- days announcement that Henry Ford, founder of the neutral conference at Stockholm, had summoned Louis P. LochDer, general secretary of the con- ference, to this country. It was point ed out that Mr Ford recently visited President Wilson at Shadow Lawn, but officials here do not believe the president would seek peace through those channels.
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men of other nations should under stand America. We have held off from the conflagration in Europe because we wanted to play different part"
 The president was interrupted by ap- plause and shouts, We thank you"
 The causes of the European war, the president said, are not plainly known. But Europe should understand us" he said. We are holding off because when we use the force of this nation, we want to know what we are using it for.
 There is as much fight in America as any nation in the world.
 We want always to hold the force of America to fight for the rights of mankind, not for the rights of property. But in fighting for these things. we should know what the touchstone is. We must have absolute allegiance to America. We must be truly American. | The rights of humanity are the essence of freedom.
 We want all the world to know that | we are ready to use all our force to maintain peace among mankind. The starting of wars can never again bt the private concern of any one nation We must use all our force, moral anC ! physical. to uphold a league of nations . lO upiiOih lilt DtdNt Ol llllS NOllu. The president declared there was nc use fighting over petty things He dis Icussed the attitude of George Wash ington on entangling alliances, saying he did not believe Washington mean the United States should not come into contact with the world. President Will son, in his afternoon speech here, de clared the real business of legislation is to release the forces of America business and ito see to it that impedi ments, new or old. shall not be placed in the way" He referred to the fed eral reserve act and the trade commis sion act as unshackling business.
 Some of these days, gentlemen when the great tides of business ar' running free in this country. you vii look back upon the last three years ant say, that was when the channels wer' dug fir this great time As compared with the verdict of the next twenty