davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1910-04-05

It will be well for gardeners Of a
competitive turn Of mind who live
north Of the latitude Of Tennessee 10
pass up trying to win the $1,000 prize
offered by a we'll known seed house
for a bush lima bean stalk bearing 800
pods. The lima bean is to all intents
and purposes a tropical plant and re
quires a degree Of heat for its best
development. found only in the south
ernmost states.
Evening journal., 1910-04-05
His Grief.

Dewey Eve-Dat loidy dat asked
fer a handout gave me dorg biscuit
Weary Willie - Well, wot yer cryin'
erbout? Dewey Eve-I'm cryin' be-
cause I'm not dorg.-Chicago News.
Evening journal., 1910-04-05
Mr.. Hastings Inlures Flnaers.

w T'""0'''H" F'TI"'V' T 'TIH"'"'
r. w. Hastings, manager OF the
Landlith team of the Semi-Profes-
sional League, is suffering from two
mashed fingers which injury will put
him out of the game for several weeks.
Mr.. Hastings suffered the injury while
at work ono day last week.
Evening journal., 1910-04-05

Many a failure to get start in al
falfa seems traceable 10 a need of linn
ing and sweetening the soil or TO use
Of seed and soil neither Of which has
been inoculated with the bacteria
whose presence seems quite indispen-
sable to the best growth Of the legume.
Evening journal., 1910-04-05
III. nn.tnr,. R.a.nn-

First Physician-so you've lost Rog-
ers as a patient. Didn't he respond TO
your treatment? Second Physician
Yes. but not to my dunning letters
Lippincott's.
Evening journal., 1910-04-05
Stover-kraaer.

The Rev. Frederick Doerr. pastor Of
st. Stephens Lutheran Church. ON
ciated yesterday at the marriage Of
Miss Ruth A. Slower, Of Gettysburg.
Pa. and Francis p. Krager. of San
Francisco, Cal.
Evening journal., 1910-04-05
seherrv Y Mnetlnn

The monthly business meeting of the
Seberry Y viii be held on Saturday
evening in East Lake Presbyterian
Church.
Evening journal., 1910-04-05

The battle is weak that is waged
With one hand.-Euripides.
Evening journal., 1910-04-05

The time 1t takes fellow to set fire
to a pile Of rubbish that he wants to
dispose of makes him scratch his head
to see how a barn will catch fire from
simply throwing down a supposedly
dead match or the stub OF a cigar.
Evening journal., 1910-04-05


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Evening journal., 1910-04-05
FARM NOTES.

India's wheat area is 27OOO.Oo0
acres. The bulk Of the crop is
thrashed by hand, and the yield is
from eight to twelve bushels per acre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24
H. aber Ser 8i1lo ielbft traf lie

TEN aber Der 8iro ielbf traf iie
nidt.
.2end)en i6lief nidt pieoer, iie BE-
megte iid oft uno eridmerte es gliia-
betb, 1ie gu tragen. Sit itiue, liebes
2enben," iagte Gliiabetb mieoerbolt.
slber nod GINGER Set flang eS Glil ia
betb ielbit, als reoe ieman0 anoers in
meiter @ntfernung. gs mar pie @lo.
denflingen uno oanm mie 2i6ter Dor
ibren Ml1gen. Mo6 einmal raffte tie
iid anf. Mein, bas mar feline giiion,
feline girtbiloung, iie iab mirfli6 2id=
ter. sic blieb itebeu. - 9as muB-
ten 2idter aus oem 9orfe iein, BORT
lagen @auier. =
Mit eiaem tiefen Nufatbmen ging
@liiabetb nod einige 56ritte meiter,
oann mnroe es idmar5 Dor ibren Mu=
ger. Sic fonnte iid aber nod iolange
balten, INN largiam III sic @niee gu
linfen, oarm l0lte iid ibr Mrm l1no
|0as &ino fiel lanft auf iie.
Sin unter0riidter Musruf - Sent
den Der u6te li6 fret 5lt MAIDEN, aber
iie NOR 5u gut nno felt eingebunoen.
50 blieb file en0li@ rubig liegen, 5og
oas Suh Mber Sen &opf uno martete,
bis glilabetb mieoer aufiteben miiroe.
gmiig fielen sic 5loden nieoer,
groBe glibernoe Sterne iett, nno bed
ten cine meiBe iparme 3e6e iiber bic
beiDen eng aneinan0cr gei6miegten
@eitalten, sic itia uno regungslos
6ab auf, balb ant @ege lage11. Mnes
mar itil, gang itiu. --
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24
@

gliiabetbs fraftige, geiun6e @dtur
lieB boffen, 6aB lie #ii@ gang erbolen
meroe, oo6 CAB es angitpoue, i9tpere
Stunoen, un0 MgneS erpa9te gu ser
@emiBbeit, 6aB iie @liiabetb jebt tie
fer, inniger liebte, aIs lie 5upor.. 8ie
gong anoers maren lire &er5en perei=
nigt, piepiel naber itat10en iie ii9 iekt
ia, iie liebten ii@ erit iebt mirflid.
Ms sic @efabr beleitigt mar, be-
fiel gliiabetb cine groBe Mattigfeit.
sic lag meiit baIb idlafeno, unfabig
gu irgen6 elmer 8epegung ooer Meu=
Berung, um1 oft faum int itanoe, 5u
unteri@ei0en, Ser im 8in1ner anpe=
ien6 tpar. Sic bate 5rdl1me uno @i=
iionen, bon 6enen ite ni6t al ipreben
lpagte, Sic famen uno ginge11, iie oft
in cine baltloie &er5meiflung itiir55-
ten, Damn pieoer einen ia%nfteren, aber
umio tieferen S6mer5ensausbru9
%berporriefen. Sod nad]6em iie Sen
Mutb gefaBt, nit 9oftor @eimarlts
einmal oaDon gu re0er, er ibr cine BE-
ion0ere Meoi5in beroronet, sic 5par
iebr uniduloig auslab un0 i6medte,
aber iebr mirflam lein m1Bte, b0rten
0ieie &iiionen -uno 5raume a11f. Sic
glaubte ni9t mebr, sic %traurigen, Dor
m%urfspoIen 8lide @erbens ol,f iidl
geridtet 5u ieben, iab nidt mebr ieins
l6mer5liden, onflagenoen Mltgen,
glal1bte nidt mebr, feline Mdbe gu fiib-
len, iein Seuf5en gu boren, Tie marc
rltbiger u11o fonnte idlafen, lire &rdf=
te febrten 5urd.
@an5 ianft, obne 6aB ct SuIunno,
sic nebens Sem @ette geieiien, bemerft
batte, NOR Srau b.. &erff biniberge=
i6lnntmert. @ie &eimarus es gebofft,
obne &f obne 5@mer5en, mie Elm
&in0, 6as an ser Mutter 8ruit ein=
l9laft.
(Gortiebung.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24

lange, 10 maren 2eute 5lr gtene, I'M
anf elmer idnea bergeitellten &rage
mar0 gliiabetb poriidtig binabge-
bradt. Ser 5enator rabm 6as &in0,
oas ertpadt NOT, auf ieinen Mrm unl
trug es ielbit. Mls er g%ltiabetbs Sade
erfannte, i6lud5te er auf.
ST lieb gliiabetb gu ii9 bringen
eS mar ettpas meiter ais gu 6rau b.
&erff, aber es mar better 10. limo
Damn, tpabreno &eimar1s uno Mgnes,
oie er bate berbeibolen laiien, li9 um
gliiabetb bemiibten, periudte er, bon
&letn=2enben gu erfaben, pie sic trau-
rige 5ade bate 1a1r geideben fon-
men. 9ann bettete er sic @leine aui
SOS Sofa.
ST batte oas @eiidt auf feline ge<
faltetem &dn6e georiidt, oa beriibrte
ieman5 ieine S9ulter.
u5ie fommt gu ii@, &eimarls
bofft iebt, iagte &gnes.
r@ott lei Danf! = 8, iie lit Elm
f0itli6es @emiitb, crit iebt femme i6
iie!" ltn0 ser Senator er5ablte, mas
ibm &lein-2enden beridtet bate.
user 6dtte 0as III ibr pern1utbet!!"
Mgnes mar tief ergriffen. 80 non eS
Die bo6ite griaopfung bermutblid,
mebr ais Sic &alte = ib m1b es @ei=
maruS iogen."
@S mar Morgen gemoroen. Mn sic
8ergbauerin batte nur @ilbelm ge=
oa6t, Ser ibr Sic Ma9rt9t bon 2en=
henS Siderbeit 5%ugerufen> Damn aber
iofort mie0er umgefebrt mar, 6en11 ct
batte einige @orte oeS 60riters Sci
fe anfgefangen, sic ibm nod etnige
aufregenoe Stunoen beripraden. Sci
ne Meuberung, er babe sen 8ergbou=
ern in ser Mabe oes Mn5ing'i9en &au-
les geieben, mar gu tpidtig, man lief
lie ni6t nnbea9tet.
&ieueidt batte ser 8ergbouer ge-
fiirdtet, iein @of mo6te umiteqt iein,
mar oesbalb nidt 0ortbin gegangen,
oaS einiame 5oriterbaus bielt er mobl
fir iiderer. IS funo ii6 berna@, 6ab
ct ii6 SEN .gingatg peri6afft batte
ourb ein &ellerfeniter, uno sort &C.
na6tigt. Mls ct aber mteoer binal1s
1pollte, iab er 9eute, blieb in ieinem
Serted, Deriu6te es 6an1. in ser
gea6t uno moute ii9 an SEN giienlt4=
ben Dor oem 6eniter, 0eren er einige
ansgebroden batte, bi1tauf5ieben. 9od
beinabe oben, gaben Sic Stabe nod
ct itiir5te riidlings mieoer 5uriid.
Sein St0bnen mabte SEN 6orite1
oufmerfiam> man leu@tete binab unS
iab Sen mnten 2iegen6en. gr itarb
pabreno man nod iiberlegte, mie mar
i'm beranSi6affen tonne.
Gin Selegramm BON Mg11es ar
8erben entbtelt nur sic @orte: glila.
batb perunglidt, bo6 lebeno. &omm
[Mgnes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24
9adte, tic pare int Iettep sduinS-
indtsfa6ixn1.

Sd babe ioeben Sen @bite @ine Of
Sar erbalten. @tr 6enfen, oaB es
feline anOere 10 quite @eoi5in gibt.
&eilte MIDI, menn td oadte, 6ie lebten
Staoien Der 5dminoi11dt erreidf 3u
buben. ST mer6e ses ftets Semen em-
pfeblen, melde nit ireero elmer Cum
genfranfbeit bebnftet iirp6. gu fnu-
fen BEL Ser Molitor Drug 60. 6rau
lMinerpa @lrgeB, 8pars, So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24
@ebe 2nnger ,tnb w1ubc 21ngen.

9ie meiiten 2eute fennen 6as sc.
fibl ln0 Sen miierablen 3uitano
i9ledter @einnobeit, meldes iie on,
3eigt. Mne 2eute ioIIten piiien, 6aB
6olep's &onep ano Gar, SOS beite
@aIs- uno 2ungenmittel, sic @eben
un6 Sen @uiten RAID beilen un6 etnen
normale1t 8uitan6 mie6er beritelen
miro. Gragt na6 Golep's &onep ono
gar. Molitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24

Cine gang fleine 8ellerllng I'M Be=
fn10en ser &ranfen lieB nod einmal
sic @offnung in suiannaS @er5en err
moder. sic iaB ant 8ette ibrere Mrt=
ter, bielt lire &an0 un6 leiie 2iebeS=
mprte riefen Elm oanfbares 2a6eln
auf oas blei1e Mntlit ser 5terben=
SEN. Denn iterbeno mar tie, oas mubte
lie. Mber Tie iab ibr &in6 %geborgen in
ser Suit zines brupen, treuel1 Ran=
mes, &eimarls batte nit tbr often &C.
iproden, nab6em i'm Mgnes M1tb
gegeben. Mit Suianl1a 81 re6en, NOR
feline ge5eignete 3eit, aber er iab uno
fublte innig begliidt> mie fte in ieiner
@egenmart rubiger idien, uno mie
feline NGbe ibr gum Sroite marc.
gr iaB nit Mgnes inn @obn5im=
mer, iie marteten auf @lriabetb un0
Sen Senator. Mgnes .batte einen 8rief
in ser &ano mn6 iab BON 3eit gu 3eit
binein.
~gr fat redt, Mgnes," iagte &ei=
marrs. v@r muB es perlangen, un0
Tie muB ii6 fiigen. Gbut iie es nidt>
10 lit file audi nod ni6t an0ers gemor<
Sen. Die Demiitbigung fam iDr nt6t
eripart mer6en."
MuneS nifte. ueSsa, iie lit ob1e
@runo Don ibm meggega1gen, fat
ibm 6as @arteite angetban, mas etne
5ro1 6em Manne nur antbun fann,
lie muB bingeben un6 feline @er5eibung
erbitten. Ct bat re6t, uber tpas Gltla<
betb tbnn o6er iagen miro, meiB i6 10
|menig mie sic, &eimarus. Mber id
molte, iie fdme, i6 m0dte es idon
nit ibr ourdgeiproden baben. Sd
fiir6te mid etpas oapor. DaB man
sic Meniden niht in ibr Slid bin=
einitoBen fann unb 10 oft bilflos 8u-
ieben muB, mte iie a6tlos 6aran por<
b%eigeben!"
Die @austbiire ging, man b0rte
59ritte, &eimarus itano auf lno
Cling 6em Mntommenoen %entgege11.
IS mar Ser Senator, ser iu9en0
i'm Gunner umberblidte. uSlt @lila-
betb nod nidt bier? Soer lit iie oben
bel Sns9en?"
uNein, iie lit ni@t bier ge1pelen. Sd
oadte, jie fdme NIT Sbnen," lautete
Sic Mntmort.
$50 mag iie 6enn iein!" Ser Se=
nator NOR augeni6einli6 unrubig,
leste ii6 aber, uno Mgnes tbeilte ibm
@erbens @nttport auf ibren 8riei
nit, tn SEM ite inn gliiabetbs @ier=
lein beridtet batte. sd oa6te, Ell
miir0e fommen."
Der alte &err trommelte beoabtig
auf ieine Sehellebne un0 i6uttelte
Sen &opf. ugr fat redt, uno i6 glalt-
be, lie miro es tbun. Sic bat biel &C.
lernt. Mber, bite, %erflaren Sic mir.
mie gliiabetb 5u ibrem .eigentbimli:
dben Borgeben gefommen lit, i@ babl
nod immer fem gang flares 8il0 o..
BON"
Mgnes fling an gu er5ab1en uno lei
ie ging &eimarus binouf, Inn elmer
8lid in oas aranfen5immer gu tbun
mobin i'm iein Ser5 unablaiiig 5og.
9as 8ett itanb 10, baB Ser Slid
Irau b. &erffs Dem @tntreten6en 5u
getpanot mar. sic batte es ielbit i
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24
New Process
Steam | aundry.
0enft SIR GtEas por, Cure @aide?

"
8enn 10. bann nirb es ii9 gu9 Lob,
nen, ni9t anber I4t 81 laiien, bob mir
oas rnlerige. Bir baben Die pouitdar1e
otgite 8a9anftalt i'm Norotpeften ,ub
ltetern erlter &lafie Nrbeit. 8ir &c,
braitdben tetne gbeu1ifalen; mir berberbeh
oaber Cure Saden ni9t. @enn Sur
refine Mrbeit nn6 bette 8ebanolune
Doqt, bann oenft an 1ns. l%1,,iere Yreis
Z iino nieortger als ion1ttpo, uno pir
beiorgen Cure Samtlientpdide biQiger,
als SIR es ielbit tbun Dnnt. @rtun6igt
uro nber3engt gu6. &ir baben Mgen.
ten IN ben %umliegenben @tGbten.
&. s. MeDer. 9ampfluaidantalt.
g%tgentbiimer.
5. Mpe. g., ct. @Iouo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24

- unteraeidneter tann ale Mdo.
den uno 8uriden gebrauGen, Die or.
beiten molten. Namentli9 f:n0 Mao-
hen in GROCER Mabfrage fir Sotels
unb 8ripatfnmilien un0 auf benz
2anbe. Seoem Mbpltfanten elm gutter
Ylab belorgt bon 2ouis &otop,
5argo, sc. 8.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-30
COLUMBUS STRIKE
SEES A QUIET DAY
Presence of Three Regiments Fails
to Prevent Rioting During
the Night.

Columbus, Ohio, July 30.-Every-
thing was quiet this morning follow
ing outbreaks of last night and early
today consequent upon the resumption
of street car service.
More troops have been ordered to
Columbus for strike duty. The gov
ernor has consented to patrolling of
the streets by troops
Columbus. Ohio, July 30.-The pres
ence of three regiments of the national
guard did not deter the Columbus riot
ers and last night proved the worst
since the strike began. A score of
strike breakers were injured and at 10
O'Clock the car service. which had
been resumed at 4:30, was suspended.
Governor Harmon has declared that
the militia could not be used for po-
lice duty, declaring they should re-
main in their camps unless summoned
where the rioting broke out AS the
result the union sympathiZers attack
ed the cars in all sections.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-30
HOLD WENDLINC:
ADMITS IDENTITY

San Francisco, Cal, July 30-Joseph
Vending, wanted in Louisville, KY, in
connection with the murder of Alma
Kellner, was taken into custody today.
He admits his identity.
Vending was captured in a Third
street lodging house. He made no re-
sistance, and admitted on the way to
the city prison he was Vending. An
effort is being made 10 secure a con-
fession from him.
Alma Kellner, S-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kellner. disappear
ed from her home on the morning of
Dec. s last to attend mass at st. Johns
church, three blocks away. She was
last seen alive in the church by two
women, who noticed Vending, the
janitor, peering into the church from
the sacristy. Vending gave up his po-
sition and disappeared in January. 1t
was first thought that the girl had been
kidnapped, and a search was instituted
in all parts of the United States and
Canada. Last May plumber. investi-
eating leak under the church, found
the dismembered and mutilated re-
mains of a girl which were later fully
identifed As Alma Kellnsr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-30
Blacks and Whites En-
gage in a Bloody Clash
at Slocumb.
MILITARY IS CALLED
Both Sides Arming to Continue
Race War-Col0red Men
Surrounded.

Houston, Texas, July 3O.-Reports
from Palestine, Texas, today report 10
negroes killed and one white man bad
ly wounded in a race riot near Slo-
cumb late yesterday.
Houston, July 30-Latest advices
state that 20 negroes were killed and
three white men badly wounded.
Refuses to Meet Obligation.
The trouble seems to have been pre-
cipitated in controversy over a note
which a white man, Alvord, had en-
dorsed for negro and which the lat
ter refused to pay. A general fight
followed a quarrel between the two
and both sides fired scores of shots.
Whites and Blacks Aiming.
Rangers were sent to Slocumb and
company of militia is ready to move
at a moments notice. Blacks and
whites are reported arming. Two hun
dred negroes are surrounded at Ben
son Springs and the whites are await
ing the arrival of reinforcements be-
fore opening fire or forcing them to
surrender.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-30
REVOLUTIONISTS
RENEW ACTIVITY
Washington Hears from the United
States Consul at Managua,
Nicaragua.

Washington, July 30.-3enewed ac-
tivity on the part of the revolutionists
In southwestern Nicaragua were re-
ported to the state department today
by United States Consul Olivares OF
Managua.
Washington. July 30.-Attorneys rep
resenting the Madriz government of
Nicaragua today filed protests with the
departments of state. justice and COM
merce and labor against the sailing of
the yacht Hornet, now at New Or
leans, with a cargo of arms and ammu-
milton supposed to be intended for use
of the Estrada faction.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-30
in Chancery Roswell B. Mason is re-
sumed Monday.

in Chancery Roswell B. Mason is re-
sumed Monday.
The men, to whom dividends of over
400 per cent on paid in capital stock
of the company were distributed in ad-
dition to miscellaneous graft, are said
mainly to have been Illinois Central
officials
Rather than reveal names of men
higher up" Ostermann refused TO
obey a subpoena to appear before the
master when the hearing was resumed
yesterday, as he had on the day be-
fore.
He is said to have left the city rath-
er than testify, but is being sought by
detectives in employ of the Illinois
Central
The roads attorneys have the names
in their possession, but prefer to have
them made public through Ostermann's
testimony At a conference following
the hearing it was decided to ask the
master to report the facts to judge Of
the superior court with a petition that
citation be issted ordering Cstermann
to show cause why he should not be
punished for contempt of court.
Attorney Says He is In City.
At his residence, 1884 Monroe ave
nue., it was stated that he was out of
the city. Thomas B. Lantry, his at
torney, said Ostermann was in the
city, but was not obliged to obey the
masters subpoena.
fAac MOI
Illinois Central has an important wit
ness in E. H. Ward, secretary and
CONTINUED on Page six)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-30
CRIPPEN ON BOAT,
INSPECTOR SAYS
Scotland officer Positive Sus-
poets Are London Dentist
and Companion.
MESSAGE FROM MoNTRoSE
Captain Kendall Certain That His
Steamer Is Carrying the Fugi-
tive Pair.

Fsther Point, Quebec, July 3d.
Chief Inspector Dew of Scotland Yard
today said he was absolutely certain
the suspects aboard the Montrose are
Crippen and Miss Levene. This opin-
ion is based on wireless messages he
had received from the Montrose.
Father Point, Quebec, July 30.-In-
spector Dew of Scotland Yard was
taken off the steamship Laurentic at
4:15 yesterday afternoon by a pilot
boat. He went to the local hotel,
where Chief Mccarthy was waiting for
him.
With other officers they will board
the Montrose when it arrives here to-
morrow, and proceed with their prison
ers to Quebec, where proceedings will
at once be started to eXtradite Crippen.
Montrose Captain Wires.
The Montreal Star prints the fol-
loving message, which it states it re-
ccived yesterday morning from Cap
tain Kendall of the Montrose:
Steamship Montrose, July 2S.-To
the editor of the Montreal Star: DR..
Crippen and Miss Leneve, / am conf
dent, are on board. He is still shaving
his mustache and he is growing a
beard.
"Dr. Crippen has no suspicion that
bis identity is suspected. The other
passengers also are ignorant of his
identity. Miss Leneve refrains from
talking. The pair have no baggage.
They cannot be parted and are very
rcticent DR. Crippen has said that he
has travelled much. He puts in con-
siderable of his time reading books
and is very restless at night.
81 first suspected the identity OF the
couple two hours after leaving Ant
werp, when l got the first clue.
Crippen Says "BOy1 Is Ill.
""Dr. Crippen says with regard to his
companion, who is disguised as a boy,
that he is taking him TO California.
The boy, says the doctor, is in bad
health. They pass much time together
in their --OEdinarily--th They are
bright and cheerful, but at times both
show signs of decided worry. DIR.
Crippen is booked as a merchant. The
woman disguised as boy is recorded
as a student.
This is the first account given to
a newspaper (Signed)
KENDALL, Commander"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-30
EVANS TWO UP ON
PHELPS In MORNING
Neither of Men in Amateur Golf
Championship Finals Play
Form Game.

Minneapolis, Mimi. July 30.-Charles
Evans, Jr, Edgewater, present cham
pion, and Mason E. Phelps, Midlothian,
winner of the title in 1908, met today
In the final match of the western golf
championship. The first ten holes
were halved, neither winning hole
at any time. Both were apparently
affected by the nervous strain and
neither played up to his game. They
went out in 80. one stroke above par.
At the end of the first Is holes Evans
was two up on Phelps.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-30
SPAIN RECALLS
VATICAN ENVOY
Clerical Press of Madrid Pre-
diets Downfall of Canalejas
and Cabinet.
LATTER STANDS GROUND
Premier, in Statement Today, De-
clares King and Democracy
Will Support Him.

San Sebastian, Spain, July 30.-The
difference between the government
and the vatican over the revision of
the concordat reached a crisis last
night, when it was announced that
Marquis Emilio de Ojeda, Spanish am
bassador to the vatican, had been re-
called.
The announcement was made at the
conclusion of a night conference be-
tween King Alfonso and Premier
Canelejas at the summer capital At
the same time the opinion was ex-
pressed that a rupture with the vati-
can was inevitable.
Press Sees CnnaIejns' Downfall.
Madrid, July 30.-The Roman Cath
olic press of Spain makes no effort
to control it's joy over the decision of
Premier Canalejas to recall the Span
ish ambassador to the vatican. The
rupture with the vatican and the pros
pective fight with clericalism will, they
predict, result in the downfall of the
premier. Canalejas telegraphed the
following statement to the press today,
boldly taking up the challenge of Don
luton: I'VE do not fear the threat of
civil war. The king and the Spanish
democracy will support u.s.
CIerics Ready for Conflict.
Madrid, July 3O.-The clerical ele-
ment shows no hesitation in entering
upon a conflict, and it seems to have
set it's aim not upon the minor con-
cessions and compromises acceptable
to the holy see, but upon the downfall
of Canalejas and his cabinet, and the
reform. The withdrawal of the i'm
perial decree permitting non-Catholic
organizations to display their insignia
for public worship, which furnishes
the ostensible cause for the conflict
and for the severance of diplomatic
ance.
For MOdernized Spain
Canalejas has fixed his eyes upon
the modernization of Spain and the
complete elimination of the clerical
element as a factor in the government
of the kingdom and he is confident OF
the support of the cortes which was
elected in May upon this issue. He is
determined to carry through his battle
for revision of the concordat of 1851,
the registration and regulation of re-
Iligious orders, government control of
public education and the recognition
of absolute freedom of conscience.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-30
SQUEEZE SHORTS
IN WHEAT CORNER
Chicago Board of Trade in vio-
lent Agitation at the Open
ing Today.
SHOWS A DROP OF 5 ga
Theodore II. Waterman, Albany, N.
", Is Alleged Offender-Fight-
ing Big Brokerage House.

Chicago, July S0.-The July wheat
corner. generally laid at the door of
Theodore H. Waterman of Albany, N.
Y. was in state of violent agitation
on this, the last day for trading in de-
livery.
The market closed yesterday at
109H. At the opening of the board
of trade today the quotations ranged
from 107 to 1O6 Within a few min
utes there was further plunge to
1C312, drop of So from last nights
Closing figure. The fight is said to be
between Waterman, with possibly al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-30
BUSINESS PROPOSITION
ATPROTECTIONM MAKES POLITICS

sufficiently high to bar out competition
and assure them monopolies on Amer
ican markets.
With this end in view the tariff
trusts and combinations of manufacture
ers' contributed literally to republican
campaign funds.
The expenditure of this tainted mon
ey enabled the republicans to domin-
ate congress-! The tariff was revised
upward! The manufacturers were CIV
en- their monopolies. Prices. were
boosted,
The result is that the people are now
repaying to the tariff trusts, in increas-
ed prices. not only the amounts invest