davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28

HAGA, 25 s;;erpnia. = Maj
wa&nie)szym projektem, ja
ki bmawiano wczoraj ina se-
syi 20 kougresu p.,k'1u, byt
plan poda,,y pizrz Van Y.
V,tteuhoyenia, by ustano'w'ic
morska palicye We fornis
ft,ty:pod sdmiralicya 'aie wy
t'atodows cslem przestirzega-
MIA praw n,ieeizynnrodowych.
kongres rozwatal expedYcys
Peki6aka, blockade wybrze&y
kretensklob i-podobne wyda-
rsenia i okazal zaintereso'.
wanie proiektlem sle pr2yjal
rszoluoye 8 polecajaca projekt
ten csynicprzedmioteu tlal. i
szychs study6w. Przyjeto
tet szereg rest'luoy; stnjacych'
y swiazku= : wojaa balkan hska.
RezoluoYe: to miedxy iunemi
pOtepialY okruoie6 6stwa popsl.
niane W ozasls ostatniej wpj
ny, inne radziiY zasiegaat
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28

SMYRNA, Is sierpnia. -
Splone}y tn skiadY rezer..
woary amerykahskiego tru-
stu J, Standard Oil Co. szko.
dy olbrzymie, 25N bary}ek
nafty apionelo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28

MILWAUKEE, Wis. DIE.
wiecio]etni. J6zef Grabowski,
syn woznicv d]a sp6}ki Clear
Ice, spadl z. dok6w niedale.
10 fabryki lodu do !. rzeki.
=J6zef Knowski, lat, H.. zam.
.przy Greenbush ulicy, sko.
czy} do wody: " chwili gdy
Grabowski JUL po rsz trzeci
zanurzy} sic j wyratowal 60.
Chlopiec bawiac sic M
brzegu rzeki,. przechylil sic,
Egdy chcial pochwycic deskei
straciwszy r6wnowage, wpadl
do woody.
2 poczatku sadzono, 1e
ch3opiec ME lyle, lecz robot
nicy sp6lki Clear Ice zaczeli
go ratowaf j po pol godsinY
piracy, J6zef pzzyszedl Dc
siebie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28
z INV POLSKICn. |. y! |! I j
w AM El!ER.Y( E

- ss..,: ..s.:, : .:
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. v
niedziele po poindniu W par.
ku Schlitza pdby}a eie lato.
wa zabawasurzadzon prze.
lokalny konoitet: Polskiei Ra.
dy Naroiowei.
Ma wezwaais L, teg,, komite.
| tu przy5ylo do parku bardzc
wiele os6b. ID, bo przeszio 4 900.
| |Zabawa "a xypadla pod kazz.
|dvm wzeledefn.bardzo dobrze
Ma zabawe te przybyli nawet
,n,1zia ohalan,u;lcsni:. ! .nrzez no.
i pa6skie uisn,a. Iecz. ::ttych ME.
no1adanveh: pokci: D;olicya Wv:
nrosi}a.
Ochocza zabawa !: ddhy}a
a;a W lax ,,,ilananai 5, lj..,l.i, 11ar1oo.
Mi j prxeciiagia siie doS l:6znej
podzinv.
pohrdka do n,,o,da4anias do
narku schlitza bvl ,wymarsz
towarzvatw. = .Kazim, i mierizou,a.
.Iadw;oowa !; l,zaatochowv- :
W tt6rv,n t.kaa =,vzie}V i .
d4;a, dzia =, ii f,na. -:
M niknikirpalasp.ztrz trzecl, :; =,
narafi; wvkazali ze> % VIA
r,,sa,n; > ca3em ..tego s}owa
zi,aczenin. Ka5dy kto tvlko
hyl ma vah, vie trac;} ,5ian1a:
dza ma .r61na fantv. nano;e.
ahv " tom snos6b nrzvczvnif
sie do powieksz,a1ia fuuttu.
al, ma yswobddzeniie o.
czvznv.
kcmitet. 1 urzadzaiiacv v v,
sk}ad kt6reeo wchodzjli: Jan
Kanabai. prezes. j. Janicki.
kesyer,, ST. Nowat, eekretarz,
Leon Kie}pinski, w. Kowal-
Jan Li,,da j A. Kosidowskj,
mial cd 2 do 10 godziny "
nocy pe'ne rece piracy. -. =.
kazdy z komite owych ma
pracowal sic, !ec1 praca ich
", dala ohfity plon tbo iak
mas informuja, og6lny dr.
ch6d wynosi $1,000, a do
kasy wplynie okolo 81, 300.
sukces wielki. q k:6rym Mkt
= kom,te.owy,h ME ,marzy}.
komite, urzadzaj4cy ser
deczn;e dziekuis licznym POS
ciom "a wzietie udxialu W
pikniku i poparcie sp,awy
narodowei.
NEWARK n. i Cia1ko.
oona rxonv zosta} przy nracv
roh,tn;k A.dom -Ranacti RI.
botnik zam.. pnr n Cham.
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28
BERLIN. rs sierpnia.

BERLIN, rs sierpoie. = -
Wczoraj nadeszly do :dspar-
tamentu spraw zagraniczpIych
wiadomo6oi z Nankinu " Chi:
mach, -4e powsta6cy po}udnio.
wi gro&a; ;niemieckim oficerom
mairynarki znisze zenieu, kra-
zownika Emden, stojacego
pod Nankinem. Dow6dzca
powsta6o6w v ti6cie do ME
mieokiego kohsula " Naaki.
ME. o5wiadczyl ze KRAKOW.
nika niemieckjego Emdoh
bombardowano pozycye pow.
stadc6w pod Lion hilt~ i e.
zilhimil, ze*zem6ci sie na kta.
4oWniku i kolsu Iac;e niemfe
ck.iin. Do Nankinu wysIano
1liamiecki pIncsrny kra4ow~
nix Stharnhorst..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28

BUKAREsZT, 25 sjerpnia.
= Rad rumu6yki cze6ciowo
wypelni obietuice dane zy
dom, Il otrzynaja prawa o.
bywatelskie, gdy pefnie beda
sluzbe wojskowa W knmpani;
przeciw Bulgarom. Kilka ty.
s;ecy zyd6w, kt6rzy z czyn-
nej s}uzby wystapili, otrzyma-
10 uwiadonienie, ze niepraw-
ME to uczyniIi, i 10 "a to ze
sluzby ich sic wydala. z
100000 zyd6w " Rumonii,
tylko $4,000 otrzyma prawa
obywatelskie,
RZYM, rs sierpria. = o.
ciec 6w., Plus X. pr2yjal na
specyalnej au 'yency; bisku::.
pa koadjutora 2 NowegoOrle.
anu, X. G.. Nj. Lavala.
= Nied}ugo rozpocznio sic
tn process Amerykanina
Charltona, kt6ry na jeziorze
Como utopit Zone swa, bro.
mic go be''zie wybitny praw:
nix wioski j downiejszy mi
mister .Camerara. !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28

wkr6tce potem umarl. Jak:
znaczna hy}a zdobycz rabu-.
slow .bedzie MONA tylko 2:
obliczen;a ksiazek sic 'dowie-::
dziec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28

ably kompanie kolejowe pred
siewziely wszelkie 6rodki Ia
pobiegajace wypadkom. Cd
w}adz Stanowych zazada p.
radca wys}ania tn nowomia.
nowanych cz}onk6w komisyi
bezpiecze6stwa publicznego
aby ci naoczn:ie przekonali
sic ze wiekszosc krzyz6wek
kolejowych W naszem mies-
Gle zagraza zyc;u ludzkiemu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28

{. CLEVELAND, O. Biskup
Kondelka . djecezyi Superio
Wis.,, pocichutku zajecha]
przed plebanie par. sw. Mi
chala, W kt6rej pasterzowa4
przez lat q. Obecno66 jego
,Iotem blyskawicy roznios}a
sic po parafii i pred pleba.
MIA zebral9 sic przes,1o ty-
s9ac dawnYnph5 ny h paraf,an do
kt6rych kzla, zla, a,'biskup ;przema-
vial, dziekuiac IA sokasywa.
ne mu przywiazanie j nawo-
}ywas do wierno6ci Ko6ciolo.
wi -Chrystusowemu.
Pan radzca J. Pelozy6. !.
Ski oglasza, IL ME ustanie v
piracy, dor6ki wszystkie
krzyz6wki koleiowe " mie6.
cis ME zostana aniesione 9
miedzYczasie dopilnuia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28


TOLEDO, 0. Podczas bu-
rzy z grzmotami ME szukaj.
my schronienia pod drze.
VEN, DO to niebezpiecznie:
Nieostr6zno6c swoja zyciem
przyplacif J6zef Pryba, kt6ry
podczls nawa}nicY szukaf z
rodzinq schronienia pod
drzewem. Padi trupem cd
piorunu, jedno dzieci po.
parzone, reszta rodzilay og{u-
sZona. :.
PoIicyant Bartecki a
resztowal dra Lilly: " budyn-
ku Che nborsof Commerce
"a to, ze ten najpierw "a:
atrzyknal "a sk6re na ramie-.
=niu l9letniego Millera .tru-:
cizpe a potem sprzeda} mu.
spora ilosc morfiny i kokai-
ny. =
:. -.
CHICAGO, III. = 36:letni
Henryk Smikalski, 2 =: pnr.
4408 S. Ashland ave., spad}
Z ,.dok6w"' .weglowych. .kom
panii kolejowej Grand
Trunk" u zbjegu w. 49-tej al.
I S. Spaulding ave., przyczem
spadia ma niego ogrompa szu.
fla parowa przygwozdzi}a
biedaka do wagonu weglowe~
go. Smiec nartapi}a " kilka
godzin p6zniej.
Wdowa po. zabitym chce
podobno wytoczyc kompanii
process O odszkodowanie.
J6zef Ciszewski. LEGACY "a
ledwie dwadzie5cia miesiecy,
zmar} wczoraj W mieszkaniu
rodzic6w, pnr. 1885 s. Wood
ul. wskutek ran oparzeGno-
wych odniesionych we wto-
rex rano gdy wpad} do mi
ski z wrzacym krochmalem.
Matka dziecks, Anna Ciszew.
ska, lekkomy6lnie pcstawila
ne podloge, zapomnia.
wszy widocznie o dziecku,
kt6re sic samo ma podiodze
bawi}o.
Nietylko ma Town of Lake.,
|ecz takze j W innych dziel-
nicach czesto wydarzaia sic
wypatlki nieszczesli-
we, najcze6ciej 2 why matek,
nieoglednie pozwalai4cych
bawit sic przy pie
Gu, zapalkakamj, przy baliach
Z wrzaca woda, Ma stole obok
9kna it'd. Donosi sic o kaz.
dym takim wypadku " nadzie-
], 10 matki nasze beda lepiej
bilnowaly swych pociech, lecz
10 niestetY ME wiele poma-
90.
Ma Gale miasto rozeszla sic
slawa o bohaterstwie i po-
swieceniu sic 7.mioletniej
Maryni Stanek, kt6ra We Sro.
Dc zeazlego tygodnia ocalila
;ucia 4.r0lAtniarn hraciazka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28

\ MESSYNA. Sycylia, Is
.s,erpnia. = Gwaltowne trze-
sie'''e ziemi przerAziIo wczo
raj, .ludnosc tutejs>q. Ludzie
wybiegll 2 domow ma ulice j
bali sie p''wr6c;c. Trz .sienie
&ieuli trwulo kr6tkoi ME zrz4
t1ho.znacznych szk6d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28


bsk, = pod nr. IS Pesbin'
lave Voc kt6ry przeiecha
ciAopca jest w!asnoScia Sa'
muela Warschauscky'ego
fl67 Hillside ave. Rubak 70
stall raniiony W glove j 'amif
TAX, ze. bedzie musiaf )eczyt
sic kilka tygodni W szpitalu
SOUTH BEND, Ind. St
Banaszak kt6ry uderzyi ceg'
Ia W glove policyanta Delin.
.skiego " zeszlym tygodnl!iu
,mocno go zrani}, otrzyma1
naiwieksza kare, iaka sedzis
|Farabaugh wymierzy} komn-
kolwiek cd d}uzszego czasu,
to Jest so dni wiezienia, $50
fkary j koszta.
.~Wincenty Szma6kowski,
nie zostal uznany winnyn'
napadu ia po1icyanta DeLee,
.lecz dostal naiwy2sza kare $5
j koszta "a upicie sic. George
Banaszak zostal uznany ME.
winnym.
Nakladajqc .kare: na Bana-
szaka, tax sic sedzia wyrazi}:
"Mozesz sic czuc, azczezl~
wynn, &e..nie: stoisz tn. dzis:rn-
no oskarzony o zab6jstwo.
Me daje ci tel wielkiej kary
j wiezienia tego powodu, il
uderzy}e6 ceg}a .oficera De:
linskiego. Dale c. ia ola tel
Eprzyczyny 10 chce nauczyc
ciebie j m}odych .ludzi, ta-
kicb jak ty, ze musicie mice
szacunek dla urzedu,. kt6ry
on reprezentuje."
FILADELFIA; Pa. Zesz
lei Niedzieli Wladys}aw Wr6.
blewski wraz 2 iona i Z mie.
.siecznym dzieckiem uda} sic
parowcem do Wilmington.
Pc drodze dziecko zacho
rowaio i znaidujacy aie na
:statku DR.. Callahon przepi-
sal odpowiednie lekarstwo.
Stan dziecka jednakowoz sic
ME: po)epszyi i :oiciec przez
Gala podr6z z powrotem do
Philadelphia nie przestal
dzieeka kolysac. Gdy statek.
dobh do brzegu Wr6blewski
zauwazyl, 10 dziecko jest nie.
*ywe. O zaszlym wypadku
5mierci zawiadomiono koro.
s CLEVELAND, o. Biskup
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28

.
! : LQNDYN, 25 sierpnis:
z Konstantynopo|a nadeszla
!t,i wiadom' St, jakoby pocar-
ystwa z'h cy'|owaly aie. / or sta:
vic Adryanopol Turkom
Ejak;oby wkr6tce mia}y sic roz-
poczac rokowania pomiedzy
Tlurcya q Bulgaria. Ma razie
potwisrdzenia tel wiadomo6ci
tiiems; wedlv ostatnich via
Edom6Sci urzedowych z VIE
Fdhia, mocarstwa ;eszcze ME
lowzie}y ostatecznej decyxyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28
BERNO Szwaicarya,

BERNO Szwajcarya, rs
sierpnia. = Wczoraj otwarto
tn 9-ty miedzynarodowv Koa
gres Esperantyst6w,slprzy u.
dziele z CORA 100 dolegat6w
23 ch narodowosci: delegacya
ameryka6ska liczy dwadzie-
6cia przeszlo os6b; tw6rcy
|jezyka miedzynarodowego
Esperanto, drowi Ludwi.
kowi Zamenhofowi (z Polski)
urzadzono owacye, oraz wre.
czono mu wielki zioty media,
zas luigi.
Berlin, 25 sierpnia. =
Kompaniom okretowym Gu
ropejskim grozi powszechna
wojns cen przejazdu przez
Atlantyk: jak wiadomo, woj'
ma taxa kankurencyjna JUL
toczy sic miedzy kompania.
mis-, Lloydem' 'Niemiectkiii4M tkiii4di' q
Hamburg )Amesyka ,Lin!iia' .
Obecnie maj4 " MIA bye &cia.
gniete i inne kompanie po.
"a Niemcami jak MP. rosyj..
ska Lipia Libawska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28

DETROIT, Mich. = J6zef
Buszewski zostanie " naj.
bfizszy poniedziafek .pr1ez.
Anglie deporto.wany do. Ro-
syi, jako niebezpiec indy
widuum i kryminalista. Me
bedzie mu gle podr6z dlu.
zyc, bo razem z MIN depor-
towany bedzie Alfred Barlett..
J. Kurkowski i Antoni Pa.
wisz zostali... onegdaj 2rzez
sedziego. Connolly skazani na
SIS kary, wzglednie 30 dni
domu poprawy. ska1dy, z po.
wadu noszen1a zakazanej bro.
nj, l.
= Magdalena Ortaszewska
padfa ofiara wypadku, wsgle-
dnie jakiej6 niemsdrej pora-
dy znachorskije.. Cierpiac M,
.jakie6 dolegliwosci robi1a So
bic inchalacye. :. alkaholem.
Skutek by} fatalny, bo alko,
hol zapali} sic ipoparzyl v
tax straszny spos6b nieszcza.
sna chora, ze odwieziono ja
do szpita)a Grace. gdzie W
strasznych meezar''iach wy ;.
zionela ducha.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-09
TIGHTEN BLOCKADE
OFF MONTENEGRO
The British Admiral Warns He Will
Land Marines Within Three
DAYS.

London, April 9.--Montenegro and Ser
via yesterday continued the siege OF
Scutari, though the predicted assault
did not occur, according to dispatches
from Cettinje.
The international fleet has frightened
the blockade of Antivari and it was
semi POLITICALLY stated that the British
admiral had given the Montenegrin pre-
mier warning he would land marines il
the demands of the powers were not
complied with at the end of three DAYS.
1t was agreed in diplomatic circles
yesterday that a conflict between Aus
tria Hungary and Montenegro at pres.
ent seems unavoidable, but there is no
likelihood any other powers will be in
volved In the event. though, that the
Balkan alliance should stand by the lit
tie kingdom, il is admitted grave COM
plications might follow
General approval was expressed yes
terday of Sir Edward Grey's House Of
Commons speech. in which he told how
the ambassadors quick agreement on
the Albanian frontier matter narrowly
averted European war 1t was held
that the frank statement of the foreign
secretary, as well as the unvarnished
utterances Monday of Chancellor Won
ollweg in the German Reich
stag. tended to show the public just how
acute is the European situation,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-09
HOODS
PILL S s: Il: e.,
Purely vegetable. Best family cathartic.
TARIFF BILL BARS
FEATHER IMPORTS
Ostrich Plumes Are the Only Wild Bird
Product To Be Admit
ted.

Washington, April 9,--The importa
ton or sale OF any kind of aigrette
egret plume, or the skin or feathers OF
any kind of wild bird, domestic or for
eign, except ostrich feathers, is ALSO
lutely prohibited in the Wilson Under
wood tariff bill. Dazed milliners wert
yesterday but dimly realizing what the
brief paragraph meant to them.
The slaughter of beautiful game birds
all over the world, that their feathers
might go on women's hats, has made
certain kinds of feathers worth treble
their weight in gold, and has almost
annihilated the birds. Under the tar
III regulation game birds feathers can be
imported or shipped from state to state
only for scientific purposes.
Ostrich feathers alone are exempted.
This is because large ostrich farms are
today meeting the market demands by
scientific production.
Furs, for the first time in tho his
tory of the country, are taxed a duty
of 10 per cent, undressed, and from
20 to 30 per cent. finished. This means
a large increase in the cost of all furs,
as but an insignificant number of fine
dress furs are domestic products.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-09
THE MUNICIPAL UNIVERSITY.
Is Novelty in the United States, But
Not in Europe.

! THE municipal university is compar-
atiyely new in this country, and its de-
| yelopment will be watched with inter-
est" said DIR. 2. p. Claxton, United
States commissioner of education, in dis
cussing the University of Cincinnati.
There are certain significant things
about this city university that tend to
show how valuable such an institution
may be to a community.
Consider the student body. Seventy
nine per cent of those in the college of
liberal arts are residents of the city, and
they have lived in Cincinnati an aver
age of - years. Nearly half OF the
students Were born in Cincinnati. A
recent inquiry ELECTED the information
that 81 per cent. of the students lacked
the means to attend university outside
the city. Thus the university is provid-
ing higher education to residents of the
municipality who could secure it in no
other way.
Something like % per cent. of the
students are fatherless. OF the fathers
OF the others. less than one-fourth are
in the so-called professions. Over three
fourths are in nonprofessional, commer-
cial, or mechanical pursuits. As fur
Their indication of the class reached by
the university, $50 per cent. OF the male
students have followed gainful occupa-
tions before coming to college, and IA
per cent. OF them work regularly during
the year for part of the time. 1t is to
men and women such as these that the
University of Cincinnati is extending its
opportunities, by cooperative courses, by
day and evening classes, and in many
other ways.
Although the municipal university
may be more or less of novelty in this
it is by no means so rare
abroad. Anyone who has studied at
Leipzig knows that the university in
that city is not merely a great German
but is first and foremost the
University Of Leipzig municipal insti-
tuition. The city OF Hamburg has just
completed plans for city university
IN large scale Likewise many of the
fewer English universities, while nation
Il in their aims, nevertheless endeavor
o meet very directly the special needs
If the industrial centers in which they
ire located, and are to that extent mu.
lieipal universities"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-09
DELUGE OF NEW BILLS.
Congressman introduced 2,or4 at the
Brief Session Monday.

Washington, April Clerks in the
House and Senate finished their count
yesterday of the deluge of bills and
joint resolutions introduced in the brief
session Monday. The total was 2,0I4
bills, 20 Senate resolutions, Senate
joint resolutions, and 100 memorials.
When the floodgates of the lawmaking
We're thrown open in the Senate, woman
suffrage gained head over all corners.
Senator Burton's joint resolution grant
ing 100000 to the Ohio flood suffer
ers was read first, but courtesy to the
suffragettes storming the capitol i'm
PEELED the upper house to label as No.
the Cham berlain resolution to grant the
ballot to women by constitutional
amendment. Senator Owen secured first
place among the 3S3 Senate bills for his
public health department measure.
A health measure got first place
among the House bills also, Representa-
tive Hughes of Georgia rushing to the
desk plan for improving the hospital
corps of the army.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-09
IN BOSTON MARKETS.
Butter Prices Firm--Large Egg Ship
ments May Weaken Prices.

| Boston, April 9.--No more butter is
arriving in the local market than is
wanted. and because of that fact and
also the firmer trend of the New York
market prices are pretty firm, though no
higher than they were last week. Iraffic
conditions along the railroads, though
better than they have been, are not yet
normal and, consequently. more or less
stock il delayed in transit. The egg
market also is quite firm, though no ma
terial increase is noted. Receipts are
pretty large, but good many consign-
ments are held on the market by ship
pers' limitations as to prices, and while
supplies are ample, they are not exees-
sive.
New York reports sales of eggs to 60
into storage at zoe, but that figure IS
above local ideas, and practically the
only eggs going into storage here are
for shippers accounts A good many
shipments of eggs that We're caught by
the floods are due here in the next week
or so dealers say it will not be safe TO
store these eggs and that their market
ing will probably weaken prices. The
cheese market continues in buyers
favor, as supplies are large and holders
are anxious to reduce them.
Jobbing quotations;
Butter - Fancy northern creamery,
tubs 3sa 3s1hc, boxes and prints 500
3912c. fancy western creamery 371a a 3Sc,
good to choice 38G37c.
Cheese New York twins, fancy $50
ls1acc fair to good lT@l712c, sage 100
l9ac, young American l9@ l9lac.
Eggs-Fancy hennery 24@25c, choice
EASTERN 23@24c, fresh western, extras q |
G22c, firsts 20@2lc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-09
CHARGES AGAINST SENATOR.
Woman Files Sworn Statement With
vice-President Marshall.

Washington. April a sworn state.
ment embodying charges against a west.
ern senator was filed by a woman with
President Marshall yesterday, and
the woman's husband submitted what il
reported to be a request for a Senatorial
investigation Of the allegations that the
senator offered indignities to the woman.
Nice-Presjient Marshall. ii Is under
stood. viii follow the same course with
these papers - he did with a series Of
written and unsworn allegations sled
last saturday. holding that they are not
privileged under the senate rules and
cannot be presented officially.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-09
ARCTIC EXPLORERS
DIE OF EXPOSURE
German Expedition Under Schroeder
Stranz Proves Failure-Deaths
from Exposure and Scurvey.

Christiania, Norway, April 9.-Faiurc
has overtaken the members of the Ger.
man Arctic expedition under Lieut.
Schroeder-S tranz, several of whose mem
bers died on the ice from exposure and
seuryy.
-Four of the men have succeeded in re-
turning to Advent Bay, Spitzenburgen,
and two Others are reported safe at
Treurenburg bay.
The aviator and cook who accompanied
the expedition, however, died from ex-
posure and starvation, while nothing has
been heard from the commander, Lieut..
Schroeder Stranz, since he started on a
sledge expedition alone in August, last
year.
Capt. Ritschel brought the first news
of the fate of the expedition in January
when he returned to Advent bay in
deplorable condition and was thought to
be the only survivor.
Yesterdays dispatch from Spitzbergen
has revived hopes that still others may
be alive. Among the party, besides the
officers and crew, were several German
scientists, including geologist, bot
anist and an oceanographer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-09
WHAT is A SAUSAGE?
st. Louis Packing Company Asks Court
to Declare Sec. Houston Doesn't Know.

st. Louis, No.. April 9.-The st. Louis
Independent Packing company applied to
the federal district court here for tenn
porary injunction restraining Secretary
OF Agriculture Houston from enforcing
his new order defining sausage. The
order prohibits packing companies from
putting more than two per cent of cereal
in sausages, requires that the presence of
any cereal be indicated on the outer
wrapper, and limits the water in sausage
to three per cent. The packing COM
pany says that it has many wrappings
which would be rendered worthless by
immediate enforcement of the order.
Secretary Houston acted on reports that
oluch sausage contains eight to ten per
cent of cereal and thirty or forty per
cent of water. Judge Dyer viii hear ar
guments in the case at once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-09
PLEADS GUILTY TO $1,000, 900 FRAUD
Salo ]. Jackson, the "Petticoat King"
Withdraws Former Plea.

New York, April 0.-Salo ]. Jackson,
the "pettcoat king" pleaded guilty
Monday on charge of grand larceny
first degree, growing out of the failure
of the jackson Mack Manufacturing Co.,
of which he was the head He was ac-
eused of defrauding banks and silk man.
ufaeturers of nearly 100000 through
fraudulent invoices. His counsel with
drew former plea of not guilty when
nine members had been chosen for the
jury that was to try him. Sentence was
deferred jackson obtained extensive
credit at time when his company was
said to be manufacturing 5000 petit
coats and kimonos a day. He was ar.
rested in Mexico after a long search.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-09
NEW HAVEN BENEFITS.
Road Gains by Decision of Interstate
Commerce Commission.

New Haven, Conn, April 9.--The New
York. New Haven & Hartford railroad
company has had pending in the courts a
test case on the one per cent tax ques-
tion decided Monday by the United
States supreme court. The New Haven
company claimed that its leased lines
were not doing business" under the
law and that the taxation on the leases
and also on net income of the lease was
double taxation.
The amount to be refunded to the New
Haven company for the two years is
SCI 1873. The leased lines involved are
the Providence and Worcester. the Old
Colony and the Boston & Providence.