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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-27

WELLINGTON. n. H., Feb. ga
heavy earthquake shock today terror
tied inhabitants, shaking down CHM
neys and damaging many house No
body was killed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-27

NEIE interior of the New York
Central Lines new Terminal,
Just opened in New York City
and dedicated to the Public Service
is a marvel in size and COM
pactness, beauty and utility, com.
fort and convenience terminal
larger than and different from any
other in the world.
Broad inclined walks take the
place of stairs the distance from
street to train is a short, easy
walk.
Standing at the center entrance
on And Street you can see The
Twentieth Century Limited, across
the waiting room and concourse.
The movement of the traveller
is progressive one, the ticket
windows coming first, the Pull
man windows next, the baggage
office third, then your train.
There are no steps to retrace. no
time lost, passengers proceeding
direct from waiting room or con-
course to train platforms.
There are two great concourSeS,
each 800 by l20 feet, one for
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-27

through passengers and the other
for suburban passengers.
The tracks on two levels within
the terminal aggregate 33 miles.
Forty-nine acres are devoted to
through traffic and thirty acres to
suburban traffic.
Thirty thousand people may be
comfortably accommodated In this
terminal at one time. Overtwenty
million will use it in a year, indeed
it splanned to accommodate a hum
dred million people annually.
All trains entering and depart
ing from the Terminal are drawn
by electric motors no smoke, no
noise, no dust, no SCOT.
Train platforms are broad, and
level with car floors; no steps to
climb, or descend.
For the comfort and needs Of
women, there are private rest rooms
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-03

festa paloSta, faifista tiloiIuufIis
ia, faifista temppeleistdmme, rufo
MISUNDERSTANDING, armeiiabuonets
toistamme. pbbistpfFstdmme, Eat
fiSta raamatuista, taiteSta muusto
usfonnouiiesta firiauiIuubesta, tat
fista ppbdfouluista %pddiemme fui
tenfin min ndbdn eteenpdin.
&uinfa toIin oIifaan apostolien at
fano! 2atIo, minaiiena innoua io'
fainen tdptti tilaiiuutenia, la fninfa
emanfelinmi nopeuoeaa lemiIi pli
Wdbdn Nafian. 9liattele beauntai'
pdipdu berdtpstd ia iitd Ienraamaa
berdtpstd. &c oil terue ruumis ter
mein idienin, iofa ebbottomasti aiet'
tut 9errania fdptettdmdffi.
Smistamme onnefIi terpepsldbteen,
iofa moi parantaa benfiien reuma'
tismin. @oIsatan ldbbe pirtaa
mielS ia tefee nuoreffi ia terpeefii
mbestaan. Sdtd faiffi puosfaroit'
Iiiatia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS erdd
puutumufiestafi, iofa tabtoo rp6s.
tdd IinuIta toimon fosfaan tuua pas
aemmafF. 2iirubba SoIsatan lab
teeDe, ia anna iitten 2ristutien fdpt'
tdd iinua tabtonia mafaan.
!aerrotaan, ettd iosiafin Mmerifan
faupunseista oiuu mics, ioua on
bpmin faunis pad. 9dnen ndpt.
tdptpesid fabuIa, buutapat faiffi,
iotfa bdnet fobtaanat: 81, mia
faunis pdd! Wtutta %ieuraapa buu'
babbus on: Wtutta, OF, Mia muo'
bottom ruumis!
pddmme on faunis, faiffi ibai'
lemat Iitd, pstdmdt ia tpibouiiet.
Mutta fuinfa on ruumiin Iaita? &c
on muoboton. s a idienten? yte o.
mat uiein bdpedfH. So f~uttenfin
tabtoo &ristus muobattaa meibin
bensenid, iofa tefee meiodt fpfene'
milf funnioittamaan bdntd ibmis.
ten ebesfd.
Saafo bdn tebbd fen finun ia mi
nun fansfamme tdnd mutena tpno'
tena? 2opetammefo olemasta 3D.
neue bdpedffiia tuIemmefo fen fiiaan
bdnen faunistutiefieen maan pdGl.
Id?
Tapabtufoon Min!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-03

Succi paastof 30 pnorotaiitta
&ddfdri. iofa malmoi bdnen paas'
toaan, %ieIitti, ettd tdpiifaspuinen IT,
minen moi paaStota 80 puorofaiit
ia, Imam ettd fiitd foituu tertpepoel'
lie baittaa, JOS main afianomaileuo
on pisIit Observation-Disclosures ia
bdn on fobtuuuinen.
Canaan iobtopddtDfieen tullaan
niistd tofeista, ioioen innofas fan'
nattoia on romaaninfiriottoia Upton
Sinclair. 2ibamat amerifalaiIet pa'
pautumat plipainosta fiten, ettd be
paastomat 10, 20, 30 la tpield Us
ieampiatin puorofauiia. Stnclair
tertoo ielaiiestafin paastosta, iofa
testi fofonaista 80 tpuorotautta.
@rds boteuinomistaia, iofa painot
ia fiIoc, onnistui 40 p:dn paasto'
miieua alentamaan painonla SO IT,
loon. Siien rpbtpi bdn uubeueen
libottamaan itIeddn ia tultuaan taas
ldbes parin iaban filon poinoiiefH,
paasto1i bdn 80 tpuorofautta.
paastominen Ell ole min tusfauis.
ia fuin poiIi luula. Ndldntanne ia
ruofabaIu fatoapat fofonaan fol'
manneua Observation-Disclosures.
Waiffa fifteen nafeefin b~erffuia, els
pdt ne boufuta.
On tapaufIia, iouoin tauti pafot'
taa paaStoamaan. Seuainen on
ipDpd. Muutamisia tapauffisia,
ioisia IddfetieteeGiiesid firiauiiuu-
besfa pubutaan, on fuoIema to-
pahtunut 5000 muorofauben fu,
lutiua, euei potilos 10 iitd ennen ole
ouut meIfoiiesti beifontunnt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-03
&amwamfo ibminea tpoi
paastota.

Sdmd fpipmps on iuiIra9ettien
toimeen panemiem ndIfdIaffoien job
bosta tunut pdimdnpoIttapafIi.
Wmuan ulfomaan lebti on ientdbs
ben rumennut eiIimddn eiimerffeid
pitfistd paastoista.
Gnndtps tdsid iubteesia on 61S
pdimdd. Srt Della, iofa toimi Ca
mopen. Garisuambin prinsfin fotildd'
fdrind, on fertonut tastd reforbi.
paastosta. SIi ipriddn metdptpnpt
nainen, iofa ippsfuun 8 pnd 1926
olfoi mieroa ruofia ia iuomia. 9d'
ma nainen oil Iiuoin 45.puotias.
2aiffi pritpfiet faaba bdnen iuubun'
ia rupfaa olitpat tulofiettomia. Cub
tifuun 3 pnd 1926 IuuItiin noiien
fuoueen ndlfd6n. Sbo' ia feubto'
ben9itps olitpat Ioppunnt, peiliin,
iota pibettiin bdnen IuunI ia ebesid,
ct tuqut mdbddfddn bifed. Wutta
nainen eli mield. 9dn elpDi ieuraa'
mana fuifautena uubeStaan 5aa'
bes iaan bensittdd r~muiuien tuofiua.
WaSta toufofuun 10 pnd 1927, fis
pIi 618 muorofauben paaston idI.
feen tuIi fuoIema. Seiffaufiesia,
ionfa pari tiebemiestd toimitti, 10.
paittiin, ettd erindiiet iuoIenoiat oil
pat fofonaan fuibtuneet.
Sdmd pitfd paosto on fumminfin
ainan erifoinen poiffeustapouS.
Haminnon puute iobtaa pifaiiimmin
fuoIemaan, euei ruumiS iaa iuofie'
piofaan nesteitd. GolobriaSIa no.
1888 tapabtuneiben iuurten maan'
idristpsten idIfeen Hence fumminfin
ibmifid nebettp eIiin 80 puorofan'
ben idlfeen i%lmieldmind. Mabbinir
iulmoua feuraaiaua Ibuuobiua oil
tapana antaa nanfienia fuoua ndl
fddn. !Sdnen iotapdduiffDnid, Cat
camel, iofa oil iouain tamoin iouha
nut epdiuoTioon. muurottiin eIdpdnd
ieinddn ia beitti benfenid "a tpupro'
foubesia.
Observation-Disclosures, futen @etti
Succi Ia miss SerpaI, iotfa nantti
mat paastoamisaifana mettd, ona
moineet ola ipDmdttd meIfoista pi
temman aian, iIman ettd beibdn ter
meptenid fitd Fart. Niinpd paas
tofi miss SerpaI oifoinaan muuta
masIa 8erIinin ia~iraaloSia Iddtdrin
maImonnon olaiiena. paaSton 10
pusIa bdn mot Min bptpin, ettd Oil
faifesta pddttden woinut baitatt
paastota mield fnmmenen pdipdd
Geti oil %fpmmenen pdipdn poastol
J idIfeen aipan moinioSIa funnosIa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-03
nSloista antajaa Sierra
rafastaa".

2uItarannifoua Nfrifasfa, Mbpfo-
bin faupunsisfa, on pieni fristiai.
men %ieurafunta, ia tdsid feurafun.
nasia aiuu miimeisten Idbetpsferto'
musten mufaan ieppd, nimeItd Sbeos
illus, oifea fristittp fieIu, iofa pal.
melee SumaIaania biIiaiiuubesla ia
niIpittDmdsti.
Muutamana pdimdnd tuIi tdmd
mics ldbetpstaloon ldbetpsiaarnaa'
jan luo, iofa muutamia pdimid fitd
ennen oil pdIannut Guropasta idI.
Ieen tpDmaaIIeen. Sdneud oil mu'
canaan puuartfu ia bdn pppIi Idbes
tnsiaarnaaialta Iupaa Taaba idttdd
fen idilDDn Idbetpsiaarnaaian Iuo;
ie fiIdlIi ndet bdnen rfauris"enIa Re.
rddnIaatuiIia pienid Timpufanfnoria,
ioifa puiotetaan beindnforteen fuin
beImet %lanfaan ia ioita afrifasia
fdptetGdn rabana). Samasia apafi
ban orfun, iosIa oil foffi ofastoa.
vTdmd on minun oiastoni!" ianoi
EbeofiIus, oiottaen toista oiastoa;
ria tdmd tdsid pieresid", liidfi ban,
ndbtdmdud lola miitaten toiieen
oiastoon, ron SumaIan oiasto".
Sitte iuIti bdn arfun. pisti apaimen
tasfuunia ia Idffi tpptpmdiiend pois.
Wuutamien pdimien fuluttua iuIi
Ebeofilus taas ldbetpsI aarnaaian
oiuntoon pusfi feIdsid. Dstdpdai'
iesti ternebbittpddn meni bdn arfun
Iuo, Iasfi pusiin, iosia oil faurista.
permannoue ia amaIi fen iamoin
tuin arfunfin. Cite pisti bdn iIoi'
fen ndfDiIend molemmat fdtenid
pusIiin ia nosti fieltd fofo i%oufon
vfauris'ia" rSumalan oIastoon"; To-
put tpbienfi bdn oman oiastoonia,
Iulfi arfun ia aifoi Idbted. Siaoin
ianoi ldbetpsiaarnaoia bdneue:
rSe or oifein, Sbeofilus, Min on'
Elm meneteltdmd. Serra antaa runs
laan foron r%aboistaii"
Edbdn mastaIi SbeoftIus:
Sen, mitd AMMAN !SerraIe MT,
on ban antanut minuue eniin. aat'
10, minuua ei oIIut ennen mitddn;
mind olin fofTinfertaiieSIa merfiipf'
ia orio, fabIebbithina Iefd ruumiilt'
iesti ettd benseuiiesti ia ndistd Fab.
IeiSta on Sumala mapauttanut mi'
nut la ottanut minut IopIefieen. 9dn
iuuri antaa minnIIe Iiunanfienia; ie
mifd olen, olen bdnesid, ia mitd mt
nuua on, fen oIen bdneltd i%aanut.
Gnfo mindfin mp5s tefiii iotafin
bdnen bDpdfieen, bdnen paItafun'
tanIa ebistdmiIefE?"
9dnen nditd ia~noesIaon idteilipdi
bdnen fasponia riemusta ia ipod'
mestddn iloiiena meni bdn fotiania'
rSnneIinen EbeofiIus!" firioittao
Idbeipsioornaoia, rfminfa monto
fristittpd onfaan fieud fotimoasia,
iotfa mpDstin eIdrp6t ormosta ia
SumaIan fiunaufIesta, ia fnitenftr
On BELLA main pffi oinoa oiaSto ra'
ba'arfusiaon, iota be pbd balnafpa'
iaaba tdptetpffi oman itieffdiippten'
IA bpmdfN; rSumoIan oiastod1 lao
turbaon bofea beibdn arfustaan."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-03
,,r11utta K oIette Kris
tuk$en ruumiS..
Il aor. II: 30
airi. Gpersti 2orsio
(Sattoa ebeuifeen).

NNNaAhOo SOSbsISNNJs
ga fuitenfin on tdmd ie eldmd,
iota monet, iotfa tunnuStapat ole
mania 2ristutien ieuraaiia, eldtpdt.
Se eimat ole tu1eet oiauifitf Suma'
Ian IuonteeSta. Soto heibdn ole'
mufienia metdptpp mailman ia
maaiImaSIa olemia aiioita fobti. Re
tuntenat etteitp6t be iaa Qua niioen
fansia tefemifisid, ia fuitenfin on
beibdn ponnistufIenia ppipd erilddn
maailmasta f~errasiaan fibutusta
BELLE. Sofainen tefoIpp, minfd be
mpinat fefFd, iofa mot felmata
pnolustufIeff beibdn poisidolos'
taan rufpusfofoufiista ia Smmalan
fanIan fofouSpaifoista, eIitetadn.
.Se eimdt miibbp misiddn oifein, ct
maaiImasia eifd Sumalan lasten
f~esfuubesia.
Sos oIen idien 8ristufien ruumiis'
ia, taptpp minun eloperdiiesti Qua
pbbistettp tdmdn ruumiin Fans ia. So
fiuoin olen olepa iamaa luonnettu,
Glen tuntetpa ia aiattelewa iamoin.
,RriStutIen iIonaibeet tulepat omit
ieni ia banen Iurunaibeenia tulepat
niinifddn minun Iurunaibeefien
Sos ibmiien pddsid on 40 osteen
fuume, Min on iofaiiesia oiasia bd'
men r~uumistaan lama fuume. Wtut'
, ia iefoiaIasIa elm. Ell ipnnp mitddn
fuumetta. Giind on ldmpDaste riip'
pumainen pmpdristDn ldmmDstd.
pddmme 2ristus paIaa alma In
npStd ipntisten p~elastufieen. 3d.
nesId on alma fuume. &uinta moi
fitten ola, ettd bdneud on min mon'
ta, iotfa eipdt fDsfaan ndp tunte'
man futen ban, iotfa eipdt fpsfaan
abferoitie f%ieIuien peIastusta? Smat'
TO be tobeaiIesti, elo~nperdiiesti pb'
bistetpt bdnen fansiaan? Wat rnat'
TO be tebtpid idienid. iotfa eldtpdt
omaa %eIdmddnid, omine t%unteineen
ilman pbtepttd Westarin fansia?
@oibaan palpeua tuntematta.
2uinfa paIion tunnotonta palfue'
Iusta IDpipptddn! peltfia taapoia,
menoia, ia pintapuoIiiuutta, ilman
fpbdntd.
Soimintaa.
OLA ruumiin idien eueupttdd
mpDsfin toimintaa.
SO pienesid IapIesia ilmenee tdmd
puoIi. Sa oifuiieen ndbben oli'i
luonnotonta, joliet bdn oliii toimi'
baIuinen. Saienten on iuoritetiama
ia toimintaan pantawa pddn Iuun
nitelmat.
DGa on alma toimesIa idientenid
foutta. Minot eindt nde, eipdtfd
fuuIe, eindtfd iuoranaiiesti liifu.
Sind ndet fiImdld, fuulet forptla
ia Iiifut ialoiaa.
Niin tabtoo Seeius 2ristuS ola
toiminnasia idientenid fautta. !9dn
tpaifuttaa benseIddn iuoranaile stt
tbmifiin. Wutta mieIuummin ban
fdpttdd i~dieniddn. Weibdn Fault
famine taboo ban pubua ibmtsten
fpbdmiue. 9dn baluaa fdpttdd met
I'd fIminddn, forpinaon, buulinaan,
fd5inddn ia %ialfoinaan.
Saafo bdn tebbd len?
Sdn on IeIpittdnpt tdmdn toimin'
nan toiIesfa futpasia: Wiinapua Ia
of5at. Sfia, iofa ct fanna beoel'
mod, bafataan pois. SebelmDtmt'
men on iamaa Putin Ntoiminta. On
fits birmed buomio, iofa lepdd be-
Observation-Disclosures pli. Niiltd otetaan
.pois bebelm1imisfpfp ia erotetaan
ne runsosta. Sdienten toiminnan
ia ofIan bebelmoimiien ebeaptpfiet
omat alma Iamat: Ybbistps runmiin
ia pddn eli niinipuun runson
fansia.
SairaaIpifia %muutoffia.
9iebamme faiffi mitd reumatismi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-03

H'""'o'l'"'
9iebdmme faiffi mitd renmatiSmi
on. &c moi maipata nmorta limit
I'D. Wanbemmat fdrfimdt itttd mel'
fein alma. Siuoin opat muutamat
Iiiffeet forpin tusfauifia, otpotpa
iuorastaan mabbottomia.
gle tuntomerfit, iotfa birtpittdpdn
juuresia mddrin iImenewdt aifam'
me aristus. iaienisid, muistittaipat
Iiian paIio reumotismia. Wtifd ber'
pottomuuS, mia idpffpps, mttd
uneIiaiiuus! 2uinfa palion points
tusia mafiaafaan pfffddn little,
mind tuSfoua ia baluttomiiuoeua
toimitetoanfaan pddn totfpeet! Onto
ndin ouen iiis ibmeeqistd, eta 8rts'
tuffen firfon oiemaa meibdn pdtfpt
namme Idbinnd poioaan fperratd
fmmaan: paifaIaan marsimtner'.
-!6uolimatta faifista fdsfpistd, fat'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-22
POPE DEPRESSED
BY BAD WEATHER

Rome, April 22.-The pope was
much less troubled by his cough to-
day and also was without fever. AS
this is the sixth successive day his
temperature has not risen above nor
NAL physicians decided they would
shortly be able to limit their visits to
one daily. Climatic conditions cyl
IDENTIFY have influenced the pope's
health to a great extent. Today was
heavy and cloudy, and dry WIND
b.ew from Africa, all tending to de-
press the pontiff greatly. In spite of
this he was anxious to resume work.
This desire for activity is still a great
difficulty with which the doctors have
to contend, as they fear a fresh re-
lapse. Shortly after noon, when the
weather became brighter, the pope de-
clared he felt much better.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-22
Four Appointments Are
Given to Senate by
the Governor.
ALLEN is TO BE WARDEN
House Elections Committee
Throws Out Contest Brought
Against Lee Browne.

Springfield, H., April 22.-Governor
Dunno sent TO the senate the following
James j. McGrath, LaSalle county,
commissioner of the state penitentiary
at Joliet, vice Harrison, resigned.
Ralph Tilton, Vermilion county, COM
missioner of the state penitentiary,
vice Hampton, term expired.
Charles Faltz, DeKalb county, COM
missioner Of state penitentiary, vice
De Silva, resigned
Martin A. Brennan, Mclean coun-
ty, presiding judge of court of claims,
vice Sringer, resigned.
Under the senate rules, the appoint-
ments lie over until tomorrow. 1t is
understood the new trustees Of the
penitentiary viii meet tomorrow and
elect Ned Allen of Joliet warden of
the institution
BROWNE HOLDS ON.
The house elections committee dis
missed contests in the Thirty-pinth
district brought by W. F. Mcnamara
against Lee O'Neil Browne, democrat,
and Ole Benson and William Scanlan.
republicans. 1t held the contestants
had failed to make a prima facie case.
Bills of nearly every description
were introduced in large numbers in
the house today, the last day of the
session for the introduction OF bills.
AS result of the great number of
bills introduced the business OF the
house was delayed nearly two hours.
Igoe Of Chicago introduced Cover.
nor DUNES bill for punishment of
campaign pledge violations. Many
bills introduced concerned various
phases of the automobile industry.
ADOPTS BUTT RESOLUTION.
Representative Butts resolution
creating a commission to investigate
the alleged voting machine scandal in
Cook county was adopted by the sen
ate 81 to l. Coffey voted in the mega
| tive
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-22
FAILS TO AMUSE;
COMEDIAN PASSES

Chicago, Ill, April 22.-Cliff Gordon,
a comedian. known as the German
SENATOR" who was found dead in a
hotel room last night, said few hours
before his body was found that any
one who attempted to make an audi
ence laugh a few minutes after Sarah
Bernhard had made it weep, would
die.
Gordon attempted this during an af-
ternoon performance, and failed. 1t
seemed to affect him, for he remarked
to the theatre manager it was the first
time in years he had failed to produce
laugh from his audience
People sat in their seats stolid and
mirthless," he said. 81 couldn't get
'em, and had to quit Any comedian
who tries to follow Bernhardt will
die
Gordon left the theatre. stunned at
the failure of his jokes, and went to
his room He had swallowed about go
grains Of a cold cure. Heart disease
is supposed to have been the immedi
ate cause of death
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-22
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.
BRYAN HAS READY
PLANS OF PEACE

Washington. D. c.. April 22.-Secre-
tary Bryan's preliminary plans for a
worldwide peace movement probably
will be laid Informally before the SEN
ate foreign relations committee to-
morrow. Bryan has been at work
for some time upon a crystalization
of his ideas for international peace,
and it is understood now is prepared
to recommend a series of worldwide
treaties for submission of disputes to
arbitration and Limitation upon arma-
ments.
Bryan's suggestion for Limitation Of
armaments, it is said, will include a
proposal that when vital questions
have ben submitted TO a commission
of inquiry, neither country a party
to the dispute shall in any way in
crease its armament or make further
preparation for war until the com
mission has reported its findings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-22
BASEBALL IN
TRUST? QUIZ
BEING URGED

Washington, D. c., April 22.-Char-
acterizing organized baseball as the
most audacious and autocratic trust
in the country" Representative Gala,
CHER of Illinois introduced resolution
for an exhaustive inquiry into the. op
erations of the national commission
by a special committee of congress,
It would also direct the attorney gen
eral to investigate the baseball con-
tract system with view to instituting
prosecutions for violation of the Sher-
man law.
The resolution would direct the
speaker to appoint a special commit
tee of seven to investigate the "oper-
alton and practice of the baseball
trust" ascertain whether unjust dis
examinations have been practiced in
favor of or against players; whether
players now or have been prejudiced,
coerced or restrained from exercise of
their just rights to enter contracts of
a fair and equitable nature; whether
such a combination has been ezectod
among baseball magnates of the coun-
try as would preclude competition and
operate in restraint of trade. Gala
CHER expressed a willingness to CO.
operate with any other member of coR=
gress interested in any specific case,
and planned to confer with Senator
Smith Of Georgia, who, upon request,
was forwarded copy of 'Ty" Cobb's
contract with the Detroit club. Smith
wants to examine the terms of the
contract.
Detroit, Mich, April ga tele-
gram from Tyrus Cobb, stating he
would reach Detroit Thursday, was
received today by one of Cobb's as.
sociates. 1t is understood here a con.
ference between Cobb and President
Navin of the Detroit club will occur
shortly after Cobb's arrival; that a
satisfactory agreement will be reach
ed, and Cobb will sign a contract.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-22
STRIKE ENDS
FOR BELGIUM;
CAUSE GAINS

Brussels, April 22.-The political
strike" in Belgium, after keeping at a
standstill the countrys industry and
commerce for 10 days, was today
brought to a conclusion favorable to
the workmen, nearly half million of
whom laid down their tools TO en-
force the demand for equal suffrage.
Leaders of the socialist trades unions
and their followers gained their chief
point, which was to make the gov
ernment take up for consideration a
change of the Belgian parliamentary
franchise with its hated system of
plural votes for the wealthier and
more educated classes. The whole
movement was notable for the energy
and determination displayed and for
the excellent control shown by the
men. They have not yet obtained
their full demands but express conf
dence that consideration of their
claims will result in the franchise be-
ing made equal for all.
Premier De Broqueville announced
this afternoon in the chamber of depu-
ties the government had accepted,
with unimportant amendment, the res
olution introduced by Mason, liberal
leader, providing for a compromise.
This means the strike will end at once.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-22
TURK SOLDIERS IN
A PITIABLE STATE

Vienna, April 22.-Some 10000 Turk
ish soldiers, with whom are David
Pasha and all his generals, remains of
the Vardar army, and refugees from
the fortress of Janina, have arrived at
Fiera, on the coast of the Adriatic
sea. The fugitives are said to be in
pitiable shape. Troops are mostly
i'll and suffering from starvation. They
are completely demoralized. The
whole of southern Albania was clear
ed of means of subsistence by various
families which marched through the
territory, and famine reigns every
where there.
Constantinople, April %. - Greeks
and Servians today concluded an
agreement with Turkey similar to that
between Bulgaria and Turkey, by the
terms of which hostilities will be sus-
pended for 10 days. The Grecian and
Turkish governments have also agreed
to begin repatriation of Turkish pris-
oners of war.
The first batch of 5000 has been
sent to the Turkish seaport of Mer-
siLa in Asia Minor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-22
ANOTHER GERMAN FLYER
HITS FRENCH TERRITORY

Nancy, France, April ga German
military aeroplane alighted on French
territory at Nord Arracourt this morn
ing. The two German officers ex-
planned their gasoline became exhaust
ed and thought at the time Of landing
they were on the German side of the
frontier. The French officials are in
vestigating and the aeroplane is kept
under detention.
The French ministers of war and in
terror decided the landing was un-
avoidable and the aeroplane was re
leased and returned to Germany this
afternoon. The French foreign Office
at Albertine was instructed to direct
Germany to take measures to avoid
occurrences of such accidents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-22
SCHOOL STRIKER
KILLED BY A CAR

Pittsburgh. Pa, April 22.-The first
fatality attending strikes" of school
children organized as protests against
superintendent Haeter occurred this
morning when an unknown foreign
girl, marching with hundred or more
companions, was run down by street
car and killed.
The Strikes" which began yester-
day soon after Haeter. who mad been
acquitted of serious charges preferred
by a domestic in his family, had re-
turned TO work. This afternoon more
than fifty schools were reported af-
fected by the movement In some in
stances but a handful OF children were
In attendance. During the day many
children paraded around the schools
and vicinity and some parades led to-
ward the center of the city, Night po-
lice and reserves were called out, but
owing TO the character of the rioters"
they were at a loss how TO handle the
situation.