The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, July 20, 1916, Page 11

; July 12—Austrians BACK WITH MOTHER From thé Leader (Cleveland) " "THE SUCCESSFUL STRATEGIST " Uncle Sam: “It ¥l have 1o nurse tm‘;ol:‘zct TWO SOLS WITH BUT A SINGLE THOUGH From . Ledger (Viuladelphia) ‘Carter in the New York Evening Sun 14 4 : A ; 2 t%ce&gl@mbgm e e it R, P MR. HUGHES WILL STAND ON THE ?LATFDRI( From the Star (St. Louis) “THE moosE CaLL” News bf the Wédc}:IOl_ciinShort Space ' I EUROPEAN WAR July Q—Deutschland. first undersea freighter, arrives from Germany with 750 tons of dyestuffs and costly drugs. "July 9—Inventor Simon Lake declares -intention to libel Deutschland on * ground it . infringes sbme of his | patents. July .9—French -drive one mile into the German lines. July 10—Berlin = says emp outloolk indicates average yield. “July. 10—t is announced in. Gennany" trans-Atlantic nmghb.-:s are ;.mhmymm Umted ; States. July = 10—Turks ~say they defeated Russions in seven-hour battle and 3 latter have retreated 80 miles.in Asia Minor. . July 10—Taft asks British government * T to Tet Retl(:mu;ssupphesml:opor~ * “tions ‘of Germany. htylw—hud:wmtotsmd&lgamn .camps in Greece, andamlleryaetnm occurs near Solowika. . . July 12— Admiral Von 'l‘irmt: sup— -porters say unless Wilson compels Engla.nd to let-up on blockade . sub- i marine atacks on merchant ships will :be resumed in- three months. burn Cettinje, upwml of - Montenegro. . . - July 13—New N. Y. syndlcate formmg %o loan France 8100000;01!) ; 3 | fomstfim:srmng - MEXICAN srwn'mm* m—&m glnunmht "July 15—English make fln'ther gaafis in - mthem anee. July . fl;Cufraxfia tries to get Villa's aid agamst A Sisby offermv high posxtxon, is report. July11—House by resolution asks Sec- rctn!y ‘of War Baker-if national guard were given old cars and fed on bad 'food enroute to border. Jnly i1—War dcpartment issues state ment repoits of shabby treatmeat of gaards are false. July 12—Senator Borah accuses admin- -istration of letting munitions-go. to Carranza since Columbus raid, a.nd of a!dmg Carranza to get them. = UNITED STATES July 3—Two Kkilled and 19 injured in - one day by Chicago automobiles. - July 9—_Rosevelt’s proposed division of voluateers fiwa.rwnhllemeo:s~ “"detlared, is’ ‘snnounced and ‘includes > vegalar army officers.. Rumored war * department will turn down offer. Fuly lfi—fiwgfiaas pass the revenue Bill to raise $200,600,000 by doublitig inheritance tax, and retaining much of the “war tax” levied in 1914. July’ 10—Announced President Wilson may Telire incognito to Wisconsin woods for a few weeks before presi- dential campaign, July 12— Senator J. Hamilton Lewis of Tllinois declares allies are framing up 2 werld-wide trade ' war agaimst the United ‘States. July ,12—Minnesota Progressives: decide to ’keep organization intact, and to. support Hughes. July 13—Webb City (Mo.) zinc mines to i close hecause of drop ln ore prices at ODD-BITS OF NEWS' July . 9—Kansas farmer discovers his -hogs drunk ' on eating fermcnted ‘chery “pits in their slop. July 11°—All ‘mascots of Wisconsin regi- ment ordered Lome before troopers go to _border, including goats, owls, parrots sent by friends. July 11—Pennsylvania . university an- nounces discovery cof Pharaoh’s palace in Egypt 180x100 feet in sne, and ancient museum. July ll-Joseph Ralph, U. S. mint ofiicial, says Deatschland cargo may be worth $1,800,060 at present prices. . July 11—Wall street broker bet $20,- - 06O Denxschland woald - arrive and “won, July 12—!)1:1 Patd:, the famous pacer ‘dies al the M. W. Savage farm, Min- " mesota, more than 20 years old. His “record of 1:55 was mever egualed. July 12—¥Four Halians of northern Mimmesota ‘are discovered clubbing . fawns to death and living exclusively on venison. July 12—.Jo_hn Deitz of Cameron dam to ask pardon of Wisconsin governor. July 12—Proposal made to put movie actors. under power of film trust and treat them as baseball stars in organ- ized ball. July 12—Man eatmg shark kills two and injures another bather near Matawan, N. J. July 13— Shark 11 feet long weiglung 300 pounds is killed near Matawan with part of human body in bely. GEN!RAL - lsn't it’—ONEMEE HERALD. NORTH DAKOTA July 13—Government estimate of North Dakota wheat crop is 100,000,000, t!nrd less than last year. UNITED STATES " July 11—Builders association of Kansas City, Mo., plans lockout of 2000 work- men bccause of dema.nd for 40 cents an hour. July 13—U. S. learns Japan is laying plans 1o take Philippine islands, but will bide time. : July 13—Hughes to get formal notifica- tion of his nomination in New York, " July 31. July 13—National Guard officers to be . drafted by government to take charge of recruiting stations. July 312—Goethels to resign as canal - strip governor. July 13—Former Senator Lorimer - an- nounces intention to seek U. S. senate " position again, and to pay back depositors of his wrecked bank. July 15—H. F. Selyard, Duluth, pays —From the Outlook. " el o $5000 for seat on aneapohs cham- G ber of commerce. A CALL FOR LOYALTY The Herald is not a trimmer.” It beheves it has a nght to fight for its convictions. It has' no regrets to express for its course during the cam- paxgn On the other hand, we are not going to spend our time in prédachng the most . dire consequences and in ‘Striving to make such predictions come’ true. The Republicans = should get on ‘the whole ticket, senator together down to and including the 1eg'aslative = and ' courly tickets. Fair propo mon,