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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
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||-GER|NAN WAR
Morgan Declares Eng
/ Tortured by Own
PsGtical Crimes.
|lg CHARGES MADE
4 Great Britain At
Without Declaration;
| History Cited.
|nuREsIcK WERNER.


aSs 10 The Tribune
4 Ass. l7.-Having nothing
ssrs TO do during this po-
"a month, the German press
r,,s taken up the always
,wa Of criticising England.
ndical old Vossische lei
a, that when Great Britain
4 IVA ip q state of perpetual
l Sddeu German attack, 1t
| t.suse she is tortured by the
4 Z len own political crimes. i.
"a organ charges England
90 practice of commencing
4 rilbout 8 declaration OF
a /, recalls several cases In
4, su done. On April 9,
|us the British tleet, under
1 Sihon. attacked Copenhagen,
4 iIpa The Dapes six battle
\ shr vessels, and caused the
u he 1900 men without a
.el1iatloD OF war.
llMtities.
IA laler, it states. the English
Va Admiral Lord Gambler,
Utilities again on Denmark
In being declared. BON barded
u, DESTROYED 800 houses, and
" death OF many hundreds of
! illastrious examples a whole
3 ,lnilar cases can, it as
ialsd ia which England and
n's PARTICIPATED, No formal
Il Of var was made. for ex-
.Irs the naval battle Of Ma
|s October, 1927, in which
re 1eet was destroyed; be.
hnbardment of AIexandria
J. l@s. aud before the fights
~ and lp Formosa. An Eng.
En, The Vossischo Zeitung
h' bscoue practically inter
Nv. and in view OF these
iels 1t is, The radical Journal
.Snat surprising that the
asier for the navy should
y ihe readiness for war of
Meet makes the formality
'Nloa Of war a mere matter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
ssz Taken.

- kppt1llneIpslly the Agrarian
|iiaI I,rsI'iselves r.'i also with the
|S,s policy, but take a dif.
ki,,..s snd the influential
.,.S.essseltungn saws that the
8 5tsa fa,'. Of British ministers inns .rs
+ nv ,e s. of no impression here,
! i,,Si new idea is advanced in
Id any fresh develop
isf,sl H. s,l says the Aerarian
~ i,.,r.s ,sr.stemcnts made about
,S,ss,.asany were Of 8 more, more
Ia tIs' YER, Germany has to
noaSst aaet that England con.
eny. sJ1s,sslo'lity of q conflict
H ma SSitoough this conflict is
sbon, nothing will be dome
Ia nssr 1t has been stated
Il itPsfauaamcnt saaa with CRAFTY.
as ,i,sa' saas' a' that England will
N II CO.. OF her navy accord
~ be aany. s.s and little i'm
" y e. attached to the assur.
N for iSe ,s sTay that, in adopt.
tlsst re re Strengthening of
q As The she government CON.
dls tSs Susss,sessity Of protecting
|epfs' A' Vtal interests of the z
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
sH Assembled.

\ says, in conclusion, has
hea vast forces in the
sheh arc and can be di-
~ AGAINST Germany, that it
duty of sclf-preservation
.assn empire to take in.
@.suIIoos to be prepared,
20, after the menaciug
.,tn British statesmen con,
"'lssole to use against Ger
mnner. Mr.. Churchill s
aeclares. are not calcu-
'''c dermany To alter her
%alief %lsf lcltung has a long
%sailerranean policy, in
ated that Germany is
,Ea.auean power, but is in
ned s., by the question re.
sea II may be an ad-
Ss,r@any, the Democratic
II England strengthens her
% me Mediterranean, for
rssS a'e In the North sea
ss DC somewhat relieved.
ilIsver, .il;sver, it adds, is ono Of
n. ttace powers. 1t thus
Eo slae OF Austria and
E,t,so..e mem, is interested in
1 remaining free to
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
MINERS NAY YET ARBlTRATE
COMMISSION MAY INVESTIGATE
COAL STRIKE SITUATION.
Gaynor for a Compromise Candidate
New Ycrk Democrats May Unite on
Mayor Gaynor-coal Strike View
Getting eriohter-voieano
Gets Busy.

clphia.-Proposals of peace
with an early resumption Of anthracite
mining, grew much brighter. when the
negotiations between the miners and
operators. broken of on March 15,
were resumed here. George F. Baer.
president Of the Reading railroad,
proposed. on behalf of the operators,
to arbitrate their differences: that Is
to let the anthracite coal strike COM
mission. which settled the strike of
1902. investigate present conditions
and decide whether any modification
of the commissions award Is neces.
sary at this time. In the discussion
that followed the miners practically
threw this offer aside and the confer.
ence agreed finally to appoint sub
committees to take up the demands Of
the miners with power to make recon-
mendatiOns for adjustments.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
Volcano Destroys Many Lives.

Mobile, Ala.-Thousands Of persons
have been killed and whole Indian vii
lagos swept away by the eruption of
Chiriqui near Bocas Del Toro. In
Panama, according to the story of Cap
tain Olsvik. Of the United Fruit steam
er Fort Morgan. who says the erup-
ton occurred April 8. early in the
morning. while the Fort Morgan was
berthed near Bocas Del Toro and that
he witnessed the flames shooting from
the peak. Reports Of the large casu.
atty list were brought from the lmme-
diate scene to Bocas Del Toro by ref.
ugees who escaped the onrushing lava
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
General Fred Grant Dies Suddenly.

New York.-General Frederick ID.
Grant died suddenly of heart failure
without premonition at the Bucking-
ham hotel at midnight Thursday. after
retiring at II o'clock. apparently in
better condition than for several
weeks. He had returned from his re-
cent trip much improved and looking
remarkably we'll and vigorous. His
condition since his return had given no
special anxiety to his physician. who
had been with him during the after
noon and congratulated him on his
good health. He expressed himself as
feeling rejoiced at his renewed
strength. General Grant had been suf.
ferins from diabetes and the attend.
ant digestive disturbances. which
seemed. however. to be perfectly under
control. This sudden fatal termination
came as a great surprise.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
CLARA BARTON DEAD
FOUNDER OF RED CROSS sue.
cUMes TO PNEUMONIA.
TO Be GIVEN MILITARY H0N0RS
General Grants Funeral TO BE an I'm.
posing Military Paoeant-Rurai
Life Commission Warts
Appropriation.
% Be GIVEN MILITARY H0N0RS

Baltimore.-Miss Clara Barton
and probably the most widely known
American woman of her day. died at
her home, Red Cross" In Glen Echo,
Md. Friday morning. She was ninety
years old Miss Barton suffered an at
tack of pneumonia In February, 1911,
had relapse and the disease became
chronic. Muscular weakness of the
heart developed and for weeks the
condition o! the venerable nurse had
been such as to cause grave fear
among her friends Her bright mind
was undimmed almost to the last, and
her ready Wit and quick repartee made
her sick room q place of cheer to her
attendants.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
e,o shlp Strikes IN Iceberg.

Montreal. Quebec.--The White Star
liner Titanic. with nearly 1000 souls
aboard. Is reported in advices received
here to have struck an iceberg. The
news was received at the Allan line
offlces in a wireless message Of the
captain of the steamer Virginian of
that line. It was stated that the Viri
ginian had been in wireless communi-
cation with the Titantic and that she
had reported being In collision with
an iceberg and asked for assistance.
The Virginian is on her way to render
what aid she can.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
Home Rule Bill for ireland.

London.-In a speech lasting nearly
two hours and described by old par.
liamentarians as the most mastery In
recent years, the prime minister
Thursday introduced in the house of
commons the home rule bill. which
bears the official title of the govern.
ment of Ireland bill. This Is the third
attempt Of the liberal party to settle
the Irish question, which caused dis
ruption Of the party under Gladstone
and kept them out OF power for nearly
twecty years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
FORWARD RELIGION
GREATEST RELIGIOUS MEETING
IN ITS HISTORY.
MEXICO RECEIVES A WARNING
Demands Protection Of American
Props rty--First Christian Conser.
walton Congress Much Snow
In Northwest.

New York.-The greatest religious
meeting Of laymen in the history Of
the United States will begin here
Friday. when the Men and Religion
Forward movement reaches climax
In the assembling OF the first Chris.
tian Conservation congress in Car.
negie hail. to continue in session
through the following Wednesday.
Leading men from this country and
Canada and several prominent Brit.
ish speakers will address the conven.
tlon, among them President Taft,
william J. Bryan. Ambassador James
II. Bryce OF England and many other
advocates of the movement.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18

Washington. w. r. Mel.
lor of the Nebraska state board Of agri.
culture, who originated the bill intro
duced by Congressman Mcguire OF Ne
braska for an appropriation for q $780,.
900 government building on state fair
grounds in states that appropriate
funds for a state fair and where the
state owns the grounds, appeared be.
fore the committee on agriculture of
the house In support of the Mcguire
bill. If the bill is passed and oil states
eligible take advantage OF It the total
government appropriation will be $4,.
SOC, 900, distributed over several stateA
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18

Observation-Disclosures Taft by OK.
ecutive order has modified the So
called gag rule upon civil service EN-.
lployes. which practically forbade them
to petition congress except under cer-
tain restricted conditions. A new or.
der issued. superseding two on tho
same subject by former President
Roosevelt and one by President Taft.
permits civil service employees to for.
ward petitions to congress or any of
Its committees through the heads OF
their department.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18

Springfield, Ill.-Hoping for the aid
OF the courts to prevent the head
camp of the Modern Woodmen of
America from increasing the rates of
the society. as provided at the conven.
tion in January. 1912, James H. Wal.
lace, local camp ia; James NJ. Brown,
camp 772; Frank ]. Koch, camp 33.
and p. Il. Taintor, camp 1884. have
filed in the Sagammon county circuit
court bill for Injunction against the
Modern Woodmen Of America and the
officials Of the head camp
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
New York for Gaynoe.

New York.-Talk of Mayor William
G. Gaynor as compromise candidate
for the democratic presidential nom-
ination was the chief topic Of conver.
sation among delegates for the demo
cratic state convention which will Sc.
lect ninety delegates to the national
convention in Baltimore. II is con.
ceded by the leaders that the New
York delegates will not be instructed,
although it Is expected that the states
solid vote will be cast for Mayor Gay.
nor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
Report Of Pope's Death False.

Rome.-There Is no truth In the re-
port circulated throughout the world
based on telegram from Madrid that
the pope Is dead. The pope continues
his daily audiences. He received
Thursday Cardinal Della Volpe, Prince
Borghese. Senior de Estrada. the Ar
gent.ne minister, at the vataican and
his family. and Count and Countess
Jorghe. Afterwards the pontiff greet.
ed number OF Italian and foreign per-
sOnLlitieS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
Must Protect American interests

Washington.-War was issued
by the United States to the Mexican
government, rs well as to General
Pascual Orozco. chief OF the insurrec-
tos. that 1t expects and must demand
that American life and property with.
in the republic OF Mexico be Justly and
adequately protected. and that this
government must hold Mexico and the
Mexican people responsible for all
wanton or illegal acts sacrificing or
endangering American life or endan.
gering American property or inter
ests.''
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
OFFICERS ARRESTED
OUrGRoWTH OF KILLING OF
YOUNG BLUNT.
NEWS FROM OVER The STATE
What 10 Going on Here and There
That 10 Of interest TO the Read.
ere Throughout Nebraska
and Vicinity.

Omaha.-Following the inquest over
the death Of Roy Blunt, charges Of
manslaughter were filed Wednesday
afternoon against Chief Of Police John
Briggs Of South Omaha, Sheriff Gus
Hyers OF Lancaster county and Deputy
State Fire Warden John Trouten by
County Attorney w. n. Jameson oi
Sarpy county at Papillion. Warrants
were issued for the arrest of the three
men and they will be ararigned al
Papillion. An effort was made tt
charge Hyers and Trouton as acces
sories to Briggs. but this was deemed
impossible by Mr.. Jameson. The case
arose from the killing of Blunt, an in.
nocent farmer. in the chase of the
three escaped convict murderers from
the state penitentiary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18

and two assistant commissioners into
q single appellate tribunal.
1T provides for correction of patents
by certificate of correction.
1T substantially reduces the total
appeal fee in the patent office.
1T provides compulsory license
system. which would prevent anyone
from purchasing a patent and with
holding It from public use.
1T Is a very important amend
ment and will go far toward protect.
ing the public from the wrongful prac-
tice of those who would stifle compel.
tition and discourage enterprise"
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
Vote Of Electoral College In Doubt

Washington.-The ruling from the
department OF justice as to whether
the electoral college that will choose
the next president of the United
States shall consist of 400 or 53l mem.
hers has been asked for by members
OF the house committee on judiciary.
Political activity in both partiea has
proceeded on the assumption that the
larger number was correct, but this
now is questioned on the ground that
the reapportionment Of congress does
not become effective until March I,
lext.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
Nebraska Scene Of Battle Roya,.

Omaha. Neb.--A battle royal for the
popular vote of Nebraskans at the
state wide primary April 49, began Fri.
day between the supporters of candi.
dates for president. Among those who
will speak within the next week are
former President Roosevelt. Secretary
OF the Interior Fisher Governor Har-
mon of Ohio, United States Senators
Dubois and Pettigrew, George Fred
Williams OF Massachusetts and John
II. Atwood Of Kansas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
Florence, italy,. Pierpont MOI

Florence. italy,. Pierpont Nor.
gan was forced to fight his way out of
Florence. The American tinancier
and his sister, Mrs Mary Lyman
Burns. were mobbed by hundreds of
angry Florentines 1T the railway sta.
tion when they sought to leave, and
not until the king OF Wall street had
furiously forced a passage through
the crowd by striking about him with
his heavy cane. were they able to get
to their train. The crowd believed
that q picture bought here by Morgan
might be the famous Mona Lisa stolen
from the Paris Louvre some time ago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
Effort to Reach North Pole.

San Francisco.--Roald Amundsen.
who recently discovered the south
pole, will make an effort to reach the
north pole next year. The explorer
has written Henry Lund. the, Norwe-
gian consul here. that the Fran. the
vessel in which he went to the south
pole. will arrive in San Francisco har-
Dor In April. 1918. Amundsen will ar
rive three months later to outfit the
vessel for dash to the north pole.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
vIrsInIas Want an Accounting.

Richmond. Va.-The senators Of vir.
ginia and West Virginia have com.
lmenced movement to require the
United States government to account
to the thirteen original states for the
money received from the sale OF the
northwest territory. although q cen.
tury has passed since tho territory was
given by Virginia to the federal gov
ernment. The sum probably would
amount to more than 500, 100000.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
viii Keen Him BUSY,

Washington. William Hayward
secretary OF the republican national
committee, has announced that he ex.
poets to put in busy six weeks be.
ginning May !. with large force at
Chicago headquarters preparing for
contests which must be heard by the
committee prior to the convention.
which assemblies June Is. Credentials
from opposing factions are already
pouring in upon him from many states.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
SUDDEN DEATH OF GEN. GRANT
SENATE BILL TO LIMIT POWER
OF PATENTS.
Bill Deals Hard Blow at Monopoly
General Fred Grant Dies Suddenly at
New York Hotei--senator
Brown Explains Hio
Patent Bill.
Bill Deals Hard Blow at Monopoly

MISUNDERSTANDING to the bill
to prevent patent monopolies intro
duced by Senator Brown, he says:
The bill proposes complete re-
vision and modification of the laws
relating to patents. The chief changes
madc by the bill introduced are as
follows:
ut proposes to eliminate what Is
known as the library edition issued
by the department, and It Is thought
this will save to the government at
least 100000 per annum.
1T combines the board of eAamln-
ers.in.chief with the commissioner
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
with Full Military t,onors.

New York.--General Frederick Dent
Grant will be given a full military
funeral in this city and will be buried
at West Point. where military services
will also be held. This was an.
nounced after a consultation by mill.
tary authorities at the Hotel Buckirg.
him with Mrs. Grant and Captaip
Ulysses s. Grant III. who arrived from
Washington. The funeral will be de-
layed. however. for ten or twelve days,
until the arrival here of General
Grants daughter. Princess Michael
Cantacuzene-Speransky, who is now in
Russia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
To Translate Reports.

Washington. G. Odell Of Lin
coin, for the rural life commission, Is
urging in a letter received by mem.
bers Of the Nebraska delegation that
congress appropriate $1,000 for the
purpose Of translating the present re-
ports of the international society of
agriculture In Rome so that they may
receive wider distributions
Senator Hitchcock has received pet:
tions from the brotherhood Of railway
trainmen at Omaha. South Omaha and
Lincoln. asking support for the en-
ployers' liability bill
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
wor.t snow Storm Of the Year.

Dcadwood, s. D.-Snow varying,
from fifteen inches here to three feet
further up in the mountains at pres.
ent is still falling. The storm was
the worst of the year and extended
into Montana and northeast Wyoming.
All through railroad traffic in the
Black Hills is at standstill today.
while telegraphic communication is
badly hampered. No other damage Is
reported and the farmers are elated
over moisture.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
Another Use for Medicine.

A Chicago family which employs as
It's butler an old.fashioned negro was
constantly annoyed by the doorbell OF
the house getting out OF order. On
several occasions an electrician who
used some sort of white powder In
his work, had been called in to fix
the bell.
One evening when there were
guests at dinner, one Of them com.
planned Of sore throat. The mis-.
tress of the house turned to the but.
Ter and said:
"Sam, when dinner is over, 60 to
the drug store and get small bottle
of Dobells solution"
Before de Lawd!" exclaimed the
negro In genuine distress. "Is dat do.
bell out of ordah agin?'-Popular
Magazine. ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
Money to HELD the Poor.

Fremont-A fund for the relief OF
the Fremont charity club, which had
expended all Of its funds in helping
the poor of the city, brought liberal
response. The club asked for 5000.
The sum OF 1915 was raised in a few
DAYS,
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
Body Of Phil Kearney Relnterred.

New York.-With honors befitting
the memory OF an illustrious hero, the
remains of General Philip Kearney,
who was killed in the battle Of Chan
tilly. Va. while leading his division
OF the Third army corps Of the army
OF the Potomac, were removed from
the family vault in Trinity churchyard
to the city hall. The body was then
placed on a special train and taken to
Washington. where It was inferred in
Arlington cemetery.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
No Crime to Steal Liquor.

Guthrie, Okla.--lt is not burglary to
break into building and steal intoxi.
eating liquors that are being held for
sale. in violation Of the state prohibi.
tion law. This fact was fixed here
when the district court acquitted
George Windsor. a negro. charged
with taking thirty.nine bottles Of beer,
whisky and champagne.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
Lake Minatare Created.

Minatare-The body OF = water
created by the building of dam No. 3
on the North Platte project has been
officially designated as Lake Minatare.
Secretary Fisher Of the department Of
the interior named the lake at the re.
quest of the Minataro Commercial
club.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
Plattsnouth Man Assaulted.

Plattsmouth--While Fred B. Egen
berger was going home at a late hour
Sunday night, some one jumped out
from behind the fire bell tower and
dealt him blow with a club. He
dropped to the ground. but the person
who attacked him didn't stop at one
blow, but continued until Mr.. Egen
berger was unconscious. The man
was gone when Mr.. Egenberger re
gained consciousness.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
Look for RIotinu at Belfast.

Belfast. lreland.-Thousands Of VI.
ster men gathered in huge mass
meeting Tuesday to listen to denun.
citation OF the home rule bill by An.
drew Bonar Law, the conservative
leader In parliament. The city was
alive with Orangemen and the police
nervously patroled every street, in
momentary fear Of a bloody fight.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
Wilma AQaln,

The International Pure Food Show held
in Paris March 1912, has Just awarded Cal
umet Baking Powder the highest honors,
giving them the Grand Prize and Gold
Medal.
This, in addition to the Highest Award
Food Exposition in Chicago. gives Calu-
met the highest honors issued by two Of
the largest Pure Food Shows ever held and
proves conclusively the superior whole
someness. purity and uniformity Of Calu.
met Baking Powder.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18

Cairo, Egypt-Nearly 200 passen.
gers were drowned by the sinking of a
Nile excursion steamer after a col
lision with another steamer in the
vicinity Of the Great Dam on the river
fifteen miles northwest of Cairo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18

Kennewick. Wash.-The people Of
Kennewick have planted ten miles OF
shade trees along the bank of the
Columbia river as their contribution
to the statewide observation of Arbor
day. Business In the town was gen.
orally suspended while the citizens
turned out en- masse for the tree
planting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18

Des Moines, la.-Formal announce.
ment of the candidacy of Lafayette
Young for United States senator to
succeed Senator w. s. Kenyon, was
made Monday In the Des Moines' Cap
ital, OF which Mr.. Young is publisher.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18

Boston, Mass. The abnormal
weight Of $50 pounds attained by
Abraham Sodekson caused his death
from fatness. He was forty.eight
years old. Three weeks ago, when
taken i'll. Sodekson weighed 484
pounds. During his sickness 1t is es-
timated that he gained weight at the
rate of twenty pounds a day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18

New York.-In spite Of the many dc.
malls, It is learned from an authorita.
tive outside source that General Fred.
,erick ID. Grant died from cancer Of
the throat. like his father. An opera.
ton was performed by DR.. Able, who
was In constant attendance upon the
general. and DR.. Bench, whose spe
cialty 10 cancer of the throat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18

Cuban National Convention Noninatcs
Havana.-The conservative national
convention has nominated General
Juan Mario Menocal for the presidency
and Jose Enrique Varona for the vice.
presidency.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
Supreme Faith.

II gave my wife a check for $1,000
yesterday"
What was the cause of your liber.
allty?"
Il knew she'd never have the nerve
to try to cash It."
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18

It's practically impossible for man
to form an impartial opinion OF him.
self.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
Three Hundred conversio no.

6uperior-Evangelist Bromley and
corps Of workers have been holding
successful revival meetings for the last
five weeks In the tabernacle and de.
spite bad weather have had 300 con-
yersiOnS
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18
Former Nebrsskan Dead.

West Point-News has just reached
the city of the death at North Yakima.
Wash. of John Lax, former resident
Of West Point. at the age Of sixty.
eight.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18

Garfield Tea, for the Ills resulting from. i'm,
pure blood, is remedy Of tried efficacy.
Drink before retiring.