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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-09

Gen SO. aongres er traoot fam.
men Rni6ington til Gfstroies.
lion @epiiion al Gololopen, 9ie.
former / 2nnoetS YengelopQipning.
6orildg ON llafbun9iabeo ior
G6ilippinerne Soranorinaer go.
Observation-Disclosures oa Sor.
i(aa on 9lnlGg al 9ieqerin9siern-
boncr 9lloifo er set piatigite al 6e
Soaer. iom ioreIiaqer bpnne GfS.
troiesiion
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-09

aeiieren illltter 6orIia. 9crlin.
,. gpril. Gen tpife aeiier 6ar MI
ilrttet 6orIig N1iuOclig5eo meo
i'm sforpaater @eLlmut6 So6it Ell.
ter at saaen bar ngret ior 9lefter-
ne Here W}aaneoer oa paafort beg
ae @orter meaen llleiliqbeo Sohlt
er qaaet inO paa al opaipe lin Stil-
lina paa 9onoeienoomnen uoatet
9eicfontraften qiper 6an en- rum-
neIia OpiiaeIie8iriIt. @poo han ifol
iao iom &eoerlag berior, peo man
enom life meo Sifferheo. men ban
bliper bpert sSnlo hporet meo en-
0roen iom 0preiSning for oen
3ort. ban bor libt aeiieren bar
aerueo tilfcnoe9pet. at ban toaer
i'm Gooitono ON, at Sorpoateren
nor nnnlia oq impttia tilba9e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-09

Oct goar Slag / Slag @ierico.
Giter bUao oct M fer u0 til. oil
| lem Wen0 hobe beflGot 4rpiiocnt.
cmbeoet i Mcrieo / 2ebet al DC
tire 9lar, iom er henaaoet. iioen
9Paoero bette Gprersionen.
glf bette Semflener banoe Dor.
trio 8ia3 inoehait embcoet nq.
! iien Ell Wenneifealoer. ssranciseo
9eon DC la @nrra itoo Tom RrPli.
oent nogle fao glaoneoer oen
mellemIiagenoe Iio. fer 0}aoero
/ tiltroaote. 9enue aileiteS iaa Tor
fort 1io iioen, ioet ct allp brngte
0uerta. 5prens 2peritbeialenoe.
/ til @aqien.
glu beooer oct oltiaa. at Suer.
bar opaiort iig oen Mening, at oct
6eoite Tor 2anoet oil ppre. at ban
neolp99er Gmbeoet. Gfterfslgeren
er dllereoe uope1t, oa oil bIipe
oen iente
5 oct iorlebne 9larbunoreoe bar
Dlerico bait ct lltoI al YrGiioen.
ter og taIrige9or9erfrige 9tGrings.
Deiene ioriemtes, StatsgGl6en oof.
ite, o9 4eneepaieuet fom oct
6eletaget oen oIporIigite 6orpr.
ring. 5srit 1876, on @oriirio
0ia3 blep poIgt til Brpiioent. be.
gnnote oct at Ipsne. San ialot beo
8alget 1880, men nnlgtes i9en
| / 1884 o9 blep iioen gcnOalgt /
1888, 1892, 1900 og 1904 gle.
geringsformerne iGltneoe fig, gip.
ringSoeiene og meo Dem ben aInin.
beige gelitano tog ct tort Opiuing,
Sroenen og Sifferbeoen iorbeore.
oes. 8oriOarsoGienet uobifleoes, og
ieIo De inopifleoe Sinansforbolo be.
oreoes noget.
8ennem 300 9lar, ira 2onoet op.
odgeoeS og erobreoes al Spanier.
ne, og til oct for omtrent 100 glor
iioen IeSreb iig ira BET ipanife
Serreoemme, banoe Wierico @rin.
Den iugen SiItorie. 0et bauoe gen.
nem oisie mango g(ar bare en- Op.
gaue, nemlig at Iaoe iig noiuge al
DlooerIanoet Spnnien. s 1910 rel.
| tic en- areolerpreIt oct ferite Op.
rsr, iom bleb fpaIt I blob. Samme
Sfpbne fix De fdgenoe Sprsr.
Wlen iii ii6it qon Sponierne tobt,
og 1921 loo Ell areolergeneral
Sturbi6e fla uoroabe til W'ericos
aejier unoer gennn of 9lugllitin
ben Ssritc. Sans Geeeringstio bIeo
BOG life lang.
3 oe iefs aor fra 1921 til 1927
hnboe Werico life minore END iefs
Reaerinesformer, 55 Miniiterier
op $50 MeboIutioner. Strioen itoo
| De fsrfte 9for ON, boor1eoes Sor.
fntnineen ffiiI6e bore. Oct blep
foreIebig foitilooet oen A. Sftober
1924 meo De Soreneoe Stoters
Iorfotnina iom 5orbiIIeoe. ssorfat-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-09

9ette 6orlig er, iiges Der, Bile
oct lagt irem for aonltitlltionali-
iterne, iom MI befpnlper Snertas
Aegering oct norolige 0ierieo.
@uuernsr Garro15a Goabuila itol
baoe 9inet BET lin GiliIutning, og
man mener. ogiaa, BET bill image
0prererne / Sonora. Zen OmitGn.
0igbeo, at @miliano 3apata otter
bar betroot arigsltien Snoen,
ipnes at bone npret beltenlnenoe
ior Suertn, iom inoIer oct utnole-
liqe at nure itillet melIem en-
8obbeltilo.
Mericonife 0iilitpre ber / 9nen
mener, at Suerto life bar ooer
1000 Wono / belle 9epu6liffen
at ialOe tiIbage paa, oenne 5tprfe
er altior lille, noar oen ifoI bruges
til TO 2ioer. Selo Eorfirio 0ia5
bapOe ilere @ono in6er iig, 90
ban optog aampen moo Wtooero.
Sra @aibin9ton, .. e., meloes
UNDER iantme Cato on Il. S.s 8or.
bolo til Werico:
Der er life inotruiiet noget, iom
moer paa. at 1ropperne peo Meri.
co-@rnnicn pil blipe bienienot fl.
oen oen npe 9lominiItrotion til.
traaote. Oct er arigsoepartemen-
tets 6eniigt life at trGffe SoIon.
terne tiIbnge. fsr man bar facet
tn6eIig gisbeo for, at Stpret /
@erico bar ioit @rlno unoer 500.
oerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-09
aur0e1t rurl0t.

~ ~
s---.ss---c-
Hrinien al g8aleS er blepen no
n9ont til 2gitnant Wfarinen. San
er forleoen rnoer 9fapnet Sorl al
@beiter afreiit til 5piflono og oiloe
poa @eien til Stuttgart oilp9ge
9eieg / Spln, 0iisieloori aoblen5
og 9ieiOelberg.
Gnglonos 2uftifi6c. @onoon, Is.
0lorts. 5 lln0er6uiet Sag meo-
elte Wtarineminilter G6lrcbill ion
Spor paa en- 5oreipprgiel, at 9lo-
nlirolitetet bar beltilt ct tDif Barie-
Dal-2uitifi6 men life faoet Get til
at bp9ge oenne 2ritifi65tppe / Gnq-
lano.
Gn 5abrifant 9ioquet i 9aris,
Der til glpotefer 4}rooinifrne bap-
De ioIgt Wteoifamenter nleo Ell bel
Gel 9llfpbol, Der iiniolertio bar
iarOet ior at ifrfie, er bleuen loomt
Ell @gOe paa 100000 ,5rcs. ior
at baoe unoora9ct iig g(lfobolifot-
ten.
@eneralitrifen Nelgien. 9rils.
lei, Il. 0iart. Get iocioloenlofroti-
ife 4arti5 Rationolraoo bar peota.
aet at ioreildo, at DER oen "A.
2lpril erflrre9 @eneralitrife, eiter
at 9egerinaen bar nnate; at gen
neniere 6oriotlina5reiormen Sor.
ila9et oil 6lioe behonolet paa Den
iocioloeniofratiife @artiooa. Ser al
6oloes Fnaitell
Storni5lQer @muburl is
Morris. lln0er oen orfanaQtiQc
5tornf / Rat cr en- @alO0ermaifinc
funtret og iInfet i St1icn 9rln5.
6iittelfooa. On @oro bcianot ii9
3 0}pno o9 auin0c on @ara
Der ale ornfneoe ) ]1oropiier9p.
fanolen er iunfet eli Nugieroomper
9'ulfan@ Monoifobet blen re00ct
: 6onbllr19 @onr OF paa 81
ben er henpeo 50 SpQtere oa 9aa
oe gaaet nn0er.
6eilooreSieret 2lttentot. G6ona
bal %. MartS. 3 Gorgoors for.
opeoes ct 9(ttentat moo fGo. lln0er-
pisningsniniiter Sunoi6ioopen, og
/ 0oa er W}iniiteren 6po al fine
Saor. 6orinoen ban oeoe, no0tog
ban ct 9reb. linoerteqnet oSern-
nlanhen" :. 6nori ben anonone9ren-
ifriber erffrrer, at ban er@erninQ5-
monoen Oct ban0e inioIertio life
nrret bans Seniiot at 6r0bc 0ti.
niiteren, men General Suenobiino,
oa bon beflager meaet, at hnn bar
iornefsIet Sc to Gerioner.
6lnpcrne Hap meo Colo. Berlin,
,. 9lpril. Gen tnife 2uitfrnoier
81. iom lteQ neO / 6raufrigEorS.
Oaa o9 bIep fonfiiferet al O3pn0ia.
6eoerne Ser, er fonmet tilboge /
900 9eboIo. Gpiflono oanoer after
lettere - oa fonife belle europa
meo Ser blep / @oor uf(agt til
ireoSitillenoe 6orflarinq ooer ior
Ell ironif Observation-Disclosures,
bOorpoo 9uitifibetS 9eiptning bleb
lat poo 3riioo efter at hope crIogt
$4,000 EoIopenoe. Gereren gan
oesu0en fit gGreSoro pao, at boer
fen ban eller nogen al bans SEQ
iagere bap6e aiort Obierontioner
al militGr @proi.
Ssrge6eitioeligbeoen 9om.
9iom 2. 9Gpril. Gn enfel Serqe.
bsitioeliqbeo bIeo holot pes s
9Sierpont MorgonS 9aarc / 9oa /
oct @Grelic / 0otellet 6nor 2iaet
mn builer. Ger bar fun noQle iao
til Steoe gfunbt om / 9pen naieoe
Slnget fra bolp Stnng.
Serbert 9. Satterlee. Den ofoe.
oeS Sbigerien iaeoe. at 9lanerne
Tor 2iaetS Operfsrelie til 0e 5or-
ene0e Stoter enomn life por beitent
initint oet piIoe til Tels oihpnqc
al Sen Oroning, iom mootte trri
fes Ien 0orf. Sitter oil blipe
brogt til Stotionen / en- @oan, iom
Noms 9omnnne iiillcr til 1iene
ia -, Aorfro ~ hf;,,n hof,~N.,4 "a,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-09

llpcircts 0irc. eiG. oe bcoit til
qo1gelige ailocr bar lloeiret / set.
te Toraor frppct l.3OG Wienncife
lip ber 9lmerifa, neulia t75 hcr
gebroifo (ueo Gnclone), q SO.
mo (Gpclone). II Sllinois, nj
cbiqan og @lisionri (Gnclone), 1876
Snoiona (0eipanoe), 1000
0bio (5sipnnoe). Gienoom obelagt
St00,000,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-09

1ireffe Senotorpala. Sra oor
ri5brra 20. mei0e5. at Gcnniplz
uania bar iluttct liz til oe eta.
ter iom itenner ior oen ioreiIooeoe
aonitihttionsiornnorin9 oerben, at
oen beiteuner 0irefte @al9 Al Il
Z Senatorcn 0a ira @aihinaton
meloes. ot Der M life 6ebepes nocn
cen Stot mere for at iptte 0enne
aonititltionSioronoring i1cnnem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-09

0enofraterne bar ct ,5lertal al
40 Observation-Disclosures og Se.
notet itanr Der 81 9emofrater moo
Is @epublifanere Set er IS 9lor
i0en Genofraterne bonoe 6lertnl
6egae aongresiens aamrc oa til.
liae oemofrotiif 9rpiioent. gdl moa
Sc pore / Stan0 til at flnne qen.
ncnlipre ct &roqram.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-09
~. 2lar9.

@uIoiitno Snoien. 1Sabelagti.
9e 9tigoonrme. ; 9olb6um giitrif.
tet, ser ligaer ca. 250 ailometer ira
aolflltto, fol Der for nplig opre
illnoet en- 9fpffe uoIn1inoelig rig
6oloige Gnlo-, aobber, Sui, Sern-
og 9Gsbeit. 9eier. Get poaanloenoe
Giitrift ligaer i Ell @an, ser til6er-
te Den ior en- MaaneoS Gio iioen
afoeoe inofoote 5Sprite, @obomeo
9uftear Sbob, og efterat man boo-
oe opoaget oe 1iotil uoneoe 9iiq.
BONNIE. er 0iitriftet ioreIe6ig ble-
pet itillet nnoer oen in0iife 9le9er-
rings 9eifntteIie, % Der blep nO-
lenot Ell @eolog, iom ifnloe lmoer.
ioge 6or6oloene CO blroere 2eier.
he.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-09

@rpiiocnt Yoinrore1 6olot Spn-
ooa Gitermiooag Den 1G. Warts. /
GperpUrelie al Ell itor Nielmeife-
mGn9Oe &oraoe @incellnes ouer
e5arniioneu @aria Qiter @araoen
66lot 9ruiioeuten en- Gale, boori
6m bI. a. notalte. at naor 5ranf-
rig iergeoe ior at opretboloe i'm
Shlling @erOen uforonoret %
pi(oe ppre / Stono til at foripore
i'm 9Gre, 6epiite Get oerueo 0pri9-
tig6eoen al fine ireoelioe Seniigter,
ioet oct uoen 9aatonfer meopirfe-
DC til oen europgiife 6oritaoeIie
9leqeringen oiloe fere en- 6re0ens
% @proigbeoen5 @oIitif. Ser Jam
tioiq bar 0oeren5itemlnelie meb
5ronfrias og Gipiliiationens eSn-
terc9icr
e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-09

EQUATOR @eorae ". 9iorris talte
iorleoen til en- 6uQesiesiiou al 9}e.
braifa @eai5lotlr. 5erit taffeoe
ban 9oOaiperne. ioni 1aOoe polat
6om og 6olfet ion 6apoe Untrue.
ret oem til at itenne ior bam
6or enri9t taltc fon til 9ooaiper-
ne ON at Qlemme 4artpolitif oa
fun orbcioe Tor. hDoo Der nil tiene
Nolfet OF Stoten
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-09

@eneralitrifen / @elgien. @rils.
iel Il. Mart. Set iorioIoenlofroti.
ife @arti5 9}ationoIraoo bar peota-
aet at foreiloo, at Der oen "A.
}lpril erflrreS Generalitrife, eiter
at 9legerinaen bor nrate: at gen
nemfere 6oriotnina5reiormen. 6or.
ila9et oil 6lipe behouolet paa ben
iocialoenlofratiife 9'artiooa, Ser al.
1oloes / Gaaifen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-09

6irlpeionoet Tor oe nooIioenoe
/ omaha bar / @aar, olt oft.
nooet op til $2143t703. Spoo
@orlo 0erolo bor in0iamIet, be.
lab ii9 til $37, ,226. 20. Saoionlin.
gen iortigttes. Q}et3 ilbifri6ereoe
$4,000 = $4,000 for N}et3
@reping So. % $1,000 perionlia
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-09
An1erikn n-1ut.

9raiioent @ilion bar i'll. bpof
DER unoer Z oS. melotes ira @ai6
iuaton, @oor iat Jig no ooer el
10oaoria Sfif, ioet ban ielo ople
ite fit ierite 9uoifab ior aongres
len. San Oiloe benptte oct vlepenol
0ro" for at gere oct iaa megei
mere nirfnin9sfulot.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-18

backed by Standard Oil capital, had
fatty refused to their employees the
right to organize.
''If they had not tried to unionize
the district" they said. "6Verything
would have been all right. The en-
ployes dropped their wage demands;
they dropped their working condi-
tons demands; they dropped every
thing except recognition of the union
which we could not give"
So all the red flow of blood in West |
Virginia, on the words of gentlemen
mine owners themselves, had been |
caused by the mine owners refusing
to allow their employees to do exactly |
what they themselves were doing
getting together.
Because they did not want their |
men to get together, because they
were afraid that if their men did get |
together they might ask that they be
treated at elast as well as beasts of |
burden, the mine owners had them |
shot down by the dozen; raked their
sleeping villages with machine guns,
and eVicted thei wives and their
mothers and their children.
Side by side with that admission
of the operators stands the flat tes-
timony of former Governor Glass
cock, who first declared martial law
in the strike districts.
81 proclaimed martial law because
of the mine guards in the employ of
the mine owners" said GIasscock.
"To my mind it was the mine guards
who caused all the trouble. sent
the soldiers to the Paint and Cabin
Creeks districts to disarm the mine
guards"
And the Shiny Standard Oil part
of it is that the mine owners intend
to use the honest, human, man-like
outbursts of Senator MARITIME to hide
their own red crimes.
They arc oOiOO fO Wocbin ofop |
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-08
WESLEYAN ORATOR WINS.
Iowa intercollegiate Contest Held At
pes Moinss-AAorrinss Man Second

Iowa intercollegiate contsst Held At
oes Observation-Disclosures Man Second
8 Des Moines, March S.-Daniel Boone
Heller, representing Iowa Wesleyan
College. won first place In the Iowa
collegiate oratorical contest at Ply
mouth church. Second honors went to
Frank p. johnson, Of Morningside
College. making the third successive
time Mr.. johnson has been awarded
that place. George L. Potgeter of Cor
nell College, won third place. The de-
cision Of the judges gave general salts
faction.
Mr.. Heller will be Iowa's orator at
the interstate contest to be held at
wooster university, Ohio, in May. in
addition to receiving a cash prize Of
800. Mr.. johnson receives $25. Both
he and Mr.. Potgeter will be sent to the
interstate contest as members Of the
Iowa delegation.
The contest last night was the first
under the arrangement adopted last
year by which the state is divided for
two preliminary contests. Orators Of
the colleges Of the eastern half Of Iowa
met at Toledo last month, and the same
night those Of the western half met at
Sioux City. The winners Of the first
four places Of each contest were on the
final program last night
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-08
REAsLAhp CASE NEAR END.
Closing Arguments to Jury Made
Question Of Self Defense.

Special to Times Republl";tG
Iowa City, March s.-The Reasland
murder case will probably go to the
jury today The attorneys have filled
the packed court room with oratory and
logic for the past twenty-four hours.
excluding recesses and adjournment
periods. and the case has been threshed
over, from A to r. The defense con-
tends that the defendant was justified
in chasing a criminal. caught robbing
his henhouse-proved and admitted;
and holds that Rea@iand was permitted
under the Iowa law. to arrest Alber-
hasky; and, when the latter turned to
attack him. to strike him down with
the first weapon at hand-which
chanced to be stick OF wood The
state alleges that Reasland exceeded
the force necessary to save himself:
and that he wantonly attacked Alber-
hasky, when he was down. and bleed
ing from terrible wounds. already In
flicted by Reaeland. and that the final
blows were the fatal ones. The defense
alleges that the first blows were really
the worst. and that the third of five
caused the fatal fracture.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-08
obvIatino snowbound TriaIs.

~ O0vuHIIU9 SuO"oo0V0 SVsdsOs
= Il is a we'll known principle of snow
she'd construction that the roof of the
shed should be built ut the same angle
@ the mountain side so as to offer no
resistance to the snow, but instead
allow the great mass Of deadly white
to slide down the mountain side and
over the roof of the shed to the other
side of the track.
The concrete shed Is riveted into
the rock Of the mountain and built
with such a sloping roof that it looks
like part Of the mountain itself. This
nAw kind Of snowshed cost $300, 900
and over 400 men were employed In
building 1t. It Is 20 feet high on the
average and over 3,0o0-nearly 1000
feet long. The roof is ten inches thick
and. 30 heavy that 1t ID supported by
concrete pillars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-08
CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTING IA &
5NciTE ATTACKS ON y. ..
ciTizEMa /.
huERTA MAY MAKE pvULlo 4
sMPoRrANr coRREsPoNpgNcn
Reported 20 Have ordsesd ounbsats %
Fire On Marines n Attempt Wao
Made TO land-Lyins D,spatei,ss Rs~
sardins American Plans Sent % cev<
srnors Of statss-Battis Pending.

Mexico City. March SIT was ana
nounced today that Provisional Prest.
dent Huerta is considering the advise
ability OF making public tho ofricinl
correspondence OF tho closing days Of
the Madero administration with the
object OF showing that the late presi-
dent made strenuous efforts to incits
anti-American sentiment thruout the
republic.
Among the alleged orders given BY
Madero during the last week OF his
rule II one which directs the officers
OF the Mexican gunboats lying In the
port of Vera Cruz ito fire Immediately.
on the American marines II any az.
tempt Is made to land forces" and
that United States war vessels were
paying 10 regard to the Expressed
purpose OF the American naval nom.
manders merely to protect Foreigners =
The execution OF such an order would
have meant the suicide OF the Mexican
naval forces. as a single shell from the
battleship Georgia, then only lying 500
yards distant, would have been sufs
flcient to destroy the Mexican gun4
boats.
Madsro Accused Of Lying.
1t Is also asserted that the official
files show that a few days before his
capture. Francisco ,Madero. In desper-
alton. telegraphed to the state govers
nors and jefes tolitizos thruout the re.
public. stating that American marinea
had landed at Vera Cruz and that for-
eign invasion demanded the loyalty o1
all Mexican citizens.
The government may also puhiisty
| the orders given by Francisco Madsro
| to General Huerta, then commander oe
| the federal forces These orders aSs
said to include instructions 70 dyus-
mito all the public and private build-
ings between tho national palace aao
the arsenal.
Another Battle Possible.
Three columns of the regular army
| and 1000 adherents Of Pascual Oroaco.
are closing in on Zenustiano CarransR,
the rebel governor OF Coahuila. Ac-
cording to official dispatches today. ~
decisive battle Is expected on Sunday
near Monclova, unless Carranza mans
ages to escape over the border.
Washington 10 Forswarnsd.
The reported arrival of AlphonsO
Madero at Washington. where. II Is
said. the details of the former Madero
conspiracy were developed has been
called to the attention OF the Mexican
cabinet. It is said that the Washington
| cabinet will be asked to exercise extra
| ordinary precautions to prevent pro-
fessional revolution makers in the
| United States from participating in
the plans of the fugitives. who are. It
is declared. anxious for revenge"
! 1t was reported today that the
| Southern Pacific railroad had trans
| ferred all its rolling stock from Sonora
| to Nagales. and has annuiled the train
| service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-08
Celebrated With Dynamite.

Special 70 Times -Repubflcan.
Eldora. March S.-"Blinky" Morgan
and Harry Laughlin. of Clifford. were
taken into the tolls OF the law again
yesterday and sentenced to ten days in
the county Jail for disorderly conduct.
Before the expiration OF that sentence
they will appear before the grand jury.
1t Is alleged that Morgan and Laugh-
lin were In an intoxicated condition at
Clifford Thursday night and disturbed
the quiet of that peaceful village by
stealing some dynamite from the gravel
pit. placing II undcr a wagon upoF
which an engine was partly loaded and
blowing the wagon, etc. to atoms. It
is also alleged that they have been
bootlegging.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-08
PUSH STANDARD OIL INQUIRY.
McReynolds to Determine IL Dissolu-
tion Decree 10 observsd.

MeRsynolds to Determine Il Dissolu-
ton Decree 10 obServed.
Washington, March S.-The Stand
ard OIL investigation, begun during the
Taft administration, will be continued
by Attorney General McReynolds to
determine whether the decree dissolv-
ing the giant trust has been violated.
A tentative report by Charles =.
Morrison and Oliver e. Pagan. the at
torneys in direct charge of the inquiry,
!. hefore the new attorney general. and
within a few days he IS expected to
give specific directions as to the lines
along which he desires the investtga--
tion prosecuted to an end.
It Is known that Messrs. Morrtson
and pagan have reported that, theifsin-
vestization 80 far indicates there :s
serious doubt whether the trust has li4
been actually dissolved.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-08
FRICTION AMONG DEMOCRATS.
III Feeling Because Of Defeat OF 6aco'
Eor Presid Pro Tenn.

For preSldone Pro en-.
washington, March S.-The break in
the senate democratic ranks yesterday
with three endorsements u Senator
Clarke over Senator Bacon for the po-
s;t!c., Of president pro tempore, has in
tensified the feeling that existed be-
tween the party's action.
When the caucus resumed its ses-
sion today the candidate for secrs-
tary and one or two other minor ap-
pointive selections were still to be
made. The special committee named
TO prepare assignments of democrats
to places on the various committees
had not yet completed its work, but
tha democratic leaders were prepared
to, take up generally the work Of reor-
iRanization. Senator Hoke Smith
threa tened resignation yesterday from
the steering committee" because OF
the defeat Of his colleague Senator
Bacon was still talked Of In senate
circles, Indicating q possible breach
abetween some Of the more active lead
ers in the democratic ranks.
Baker Picked For Sserstary.
J. M. Baker. Of South Carolina, as
sistant librarian of the senate, was
nominated by the democratic caucus
today for secretary. It is equivalent to
an election He received twenty Ave
votes to twenty-three, which were
scattered among Joseph L. Wilson, the
president's brother: former Senator
Obadiah Gardner, of Maine. and 9th,
ers.
After renominating Thomas Keller.
of West Virginia. as assistant door,
keeper on the democratic side, the
caucus adjourned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-08
PAGE ONE.

PAGE ONE.
Teiesraphic News:
Filipinos Demand That Wilson I>al.
fill Promises.
Explosion Damages Coast DefcnseS.
Madero Plotted Lives OF Americans.
Lobbyist Johnson Missing.
Darrow Jury Disagrees.
PAGES TWO AND THRE q
Iowa News:
Victory For Suffrage. q
Legislative Program Un9 a.
Rail Discrimination Bloy owa.
' PAGE PAGE &c Foy
aU Another "consti,u,, = question.
Shankland's Bill Smds., cred.
Quit Waiting For Miracle.
Topics OF the Times.
Iowa Opinion and Notes.
Sunday Reading.
PAGE FIVE.
Iowa News:
Northwestern Surveying New Line.
Oratorfcal Contest at Hampton.
PAGES SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE
City Nsws:
Munlclpal ElectlOn Slate NOW w"
plete.
Jones Announces For Mayor: Lapt
and Martin For Council.
Fort Dodge Wins Triangular Debate
Marshalltown Gets Second.
Realty Deals Total over S1.300.00o.
Two Big Damage Suits Filed.
Women May Vote at School Elec'
ton.
Local Comment.
Serial Story. "Going Some"
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and Generai:
Wheat Depressed.
Corn Weakens.
Hogs Decline Cents.
steers at High Point OF Year.
Who Will Referee Federal Patron
age?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-08
WOMAN AssAssINATED
MADAME Constant, Wife Of Belgian Of
fetal at 1sheran, Persia, Slain by
Unknown Persian While Driving
Husband Severely Wounded.

Teheran, Persia, March s.-Madame
Constant. wife of the Belgian director
OF customs al the port vi Busilire, was
murdered today by an unidentified Per-
sian, who also severely wounded NJ.
Constant.
M, and Madame Constant were driv-
ing when the assailant ran from be-
hind their carriage ard emptied his
revolver at them.