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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-11
pamamnkannlrn % Canada.

NporIeoca nil Vononlofonnlcn
QcpNc Canada? Gette 2per1amool
bar oItcrc prrc. glort oN oct cr blct
hcipnrct pon 'o%riljcAiQc NionOcr
0omncrcielt hnr Canada hi0til ioo.
Qohilom uNclut.cuoc pUrct o'hruQlQ
Al @aprcnceiIoorn lem ben llorc Non
0cucl, 40 bpllfcn @uuOct lun0c Huu
ll6cnperoencn ~ tonmnc Norbiu
hclic mco 0cu2 Mdrtc0cr Mon itll
&c tro, al &0bHinQcu % NcbpQQcllcn
Al oct llorc %fouo0ulc Nc'leu / bem0c-
liA llollrrtn'nl ull0c blornQct til at
'nronorc bette Norbol0 al Zen Sn.
itpu0iQhCb. al Manltob0 Suitatdle
man "a alberta cr blct loruau0lct til
CT riat hpc0cprooucereu0c &on0. nil
sc eipc fanaoiif Nnn6cI ct ou0cn
NctninG; men Bette bar life noQcn
iUrIio @ra0 urrci (ll'Ul0ct g
tronatontlcnt0lc >crnboncr En- tonl.
met I'll % bnr cr'tnttct clcr luppIc.
mcnterct transporter tllpano@. men
cn0bn cr Sc, hopc0'aQcliQ %ritoucr. NJ
al Nauoel@bcpuQcllc / ionaoiltc
Hro0uttcr 'orcanar. 0pc0c, rom al
les tuicner al Mil inoc / 2onoct "a
lom ior linr'lc Gclen cr bcrcArct pod
nc uiropriitc Mortcocr. mnottc
TRANSFORMERS III sc c'tIlQc Ndpue
bncr lom ier. : bette TorhoIo oil
Scr uocn SuiI bli Ell N%ornnorin1 /
sc urrmeltc Nor iom TclQc al Ennn
matdn1len3 Nnbninq iii NorDeI NNr
Sen Gel Al Canada, iom IlQlcr nnr.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-11

ssrun ,tsroosp o.~ ss-7ts inv lbru 1905 ~ To, Posi-
batoH 3. 1855.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-11

Zen % oerueo lfafie Gnglanb %
Sronfrio Ell bel Gel @rpbcri / elbcl
al 0ere5 aplonier.
Smaa &rissnutiier.
Berlin Soc Sept. - Gen tpife
SociaIiitferer % Meolem al Gigs-
oagcn Or. 2uomig Sranf ira Wann-
bcim iolOt Sen 3oic Scpt. / Nrrbe-
Sen al 9ulepiue.
Sitcnoc 7be Sept. - @orqerme-
Iteren / 2ie1c erflprer, at oct er
bdm Ell obiolllt llmuligbeo at op-
oriuc De 80 Miuioner SrancS /
arigaifat. Son bar bet,penot iig til
&igfolf / @rusiel % andre Steoer,
5plfcrnc bolOer olle Oiaie Big
iolt / Nangenifab iom @lOiler.
Gen tpIfc Sanoiturm bar nj for
Ell itor Gel oileit Sc reguIpre tuifc
1roppcr i VelAien. ToIf iom or
fonnlet ira Grp9iel til Sitenbc, met
Der, at mango al oisic tpitc Sullb-
itprlms-anrcr CT plore Serrer nleb
Glntope % groat Suar. &c oriuer
mi oagllg % erer'erer, iun Suebten
relloer. Sigren0C fortpllea BET ont
De llpe tnifc trooper / Noroeit for
Intluerpcn. Get Ter ilo for BEL
gIcrne, ion1 OH Sniterne bar folot
no hper cncitc Wullo, ipm fam loitc
ct @cprr.
Niih, Scrbien. 1oe Sept. - BEL
8rno prTiterer iremoeles ct elilnren.
DC 6or'uar % afgiper ct lpicroe
puu llobolbenbeo. Sette
life bare Soloaterne, men
o9iaa Ben cipilc @efolfning. Selp
DC lerblifc apirocr fiGmlpcr meb be.
lutbringsprroia lloboI>cnbeo moo
Gitcrrigerne.
Berlin Soc Sept. - 9luoet "&os-
3eitlln9" i Berlin puoitoar, at
Spiferne iom MootrTf moo gna.
Norle1 pdo at lllltc Splflono
no - a9ter at bc%llugl9g9c ale Son-
fer % Venecinititliter i @eleien oN
ale Nllinler / Ncl9len a.
cngeIlfe, frnnifc % r~lsiiife Banter.
8eni, Sdmciti, 7bc Sept. - 81
terretniligcr fonnlct BERTH ira Den
itnlicrifc @rpnic aanr IN paa, at
nle Stolienere tilbsrcnoc H%cicrpcn
NJ Narsfloslernc 1889 1888 hor
nootoget 6orbu0 moo life at ior=
lnoe Sultbet.
Son0on. Soc September. - Nus.
bar otter %9Ienoptaqet Trcmrnt.
/ Gitpreiien. Ceres 9(pant-
laroc er nooet 90 Wtll iorbi &pnias-
,erg. NuaIcrne har III ipre0t ont
10 Nillloner Manb lnnga
al Eroiien % ToicnL %
bette CT ell Ioa olporlig Srllicl ior
'eIpe Siertet al Spiflanb, at mar, Der
lGrer fillb Siltro til Ncrctningen
lnl, at Scr pirfelig or ierlDt al sc beb-
tc og epeoe Sroppcr ira G%citironten
/ Srantril) til Iitprpiicn iorut
iii at irttc Bonn ior Nuslcr-
le3 Tremgang.
I'll Nom nlclbc3 ira E~ctrolru0. at
SSor Aifolai ifol bnue lotalt iol-
Seq cr init beiicmt pno az aoo til
Berlin, ON set iao 'fnl foltc
mig min iibltc Musbif".
81 til Ben iapanife @eianOt. ionl
ilotaltc, at ban ifilIoe enlte at
iapanife Solbater tipnlpe Sioc on
Sioe nlco De rusiiife, ipareoe Sci
.eren:
Seq ifaI aisre nit beOitc iorat Sc
fol iaa Geres Snife opiplbt."
|
iii 8eri nleIbes ira init Slide, at
moer Slaset ueo Nancp / 2itiranf-
,ig itob aeiier @ilhelm paa Ell Solig
anat / Saeerrnoen % neo Ell aif-
'ert ior 0iet iprigt iulste Slagets
/ Here Elmer. SatS Stab bolot
Ia 1~rbeoi9t langt bagellfor. aeilc.
,en& llofiasppit par iaa langt uben.
or Be Iranife &anoners &Tffepiooe,
i DER ingen tSare par.
2iebenbapn Soc September -
Ill @labet Tolitifen telesraieres ira
.Eetroarab: Zen rusiiife Srnppebe.
iom bar iii Seniiat at al.
tiTre Den itore eiterriaifc Nrme I'll.
,aaetoaet ira Dublin / Eplen, CT M
ise pco at lpffes,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-11

G5or RifoIoi bar ifrepet til aron.
p"rinien al gllgarien oe anmooet ON
@uIgoriena Ststte "intoo Slapernes
Sienner"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-11
SNrferne furbereOt.

ct telegram ira Mtben til Sonoon
meooeler. at Sprferne bar Ell Mrn1e
poo $4,000 Mnno itauenbe peb Sfa.
talio, % Mil / Horbpeit for 8onitan-
tinopeI, "a rlnnot HoooIto peo Mar.
moroijeen. gnouioere bei9Iter DC
uaiaa andre Steoer pes anitsn al
MarmoraIisen.
Set Iaoer 'orepriqt til, of Sprfer-
ne amer oct for temmelig baable't at
tlanoe iig inb / ben itpre europPilfe
aria, iprliq eiterut 2'terrig er blit
ilooet baabe / Sno og Ioro. Men
set paaituaes, at Sp'flonb fremoeles
eper ct lterft Tre5 pan Hegieringen
/ aonitantinopel. Get piloe ppre til
iloaen Nutte Tor Sniflanb oa Otter
ria. at tnrfiife Mrmeer / Silleaiien
.teaulote at true DC rilslilfc @rGnle.
itrea / aollfaius. Gnopibcrc bar Dc
>erueo hoabet at iaa iltono en- Heis.
nina / belle Ben nuhomeoonife Ser.
Gct % berpeb ifafie england %
1SronfriN Ell bel Gel grpbcri / enocl
al 0erc5 &plonier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-11

SortiGttes paa Sibe 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-11
S1naa %&rissnutiier.

Berlin Soc Sept. - Gen tpife
SocioIiitforer % Meolent al Higs-
oagcn Or. 2llomig Tranf fra Mann-
bcim ial0t Sen 3bic Scpt. / NGrbe.
sen al 9lulepiQe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-26
HHerx0 WiA Probe
Neygara Hanging

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 2s.-0sn.
banquet. Husrta's minister OF VA. TO
day aesursd Nelson O'ShausAnsssx
American ChaPcs d'A6airss. that the
government would make Thorough
iubestlsstiou Of the reported killing
BY Federal soldiers at Clemouto Yer
cara. IN American ranch man. near
Nuevo Laredo. O'ahaughnessy Was In
structed BY the state department 70
lay the case before Blanauet and "a
demand vatisfaction.
The war minister expressed doubt
Of the reports correctnSss and assur'
~ O'Shaughnessy that II Fo0eyale
we're responsible for vergarab death
the murderer. would be brought "a
justice Colonel Alvares. the FEDERAL
commander at Nuevo LAREDO. was n.
structed BY Banquet 10 make IN IN
vestigation.
Fighting ct Maxatlan. the west coast
port besieged by = constitutionalists.
was reported resumed today. Accur-
ate Information OF ito progress Wa
unavailable here because Of Huorta'a
strict censorship. The report VA
credited here that the rebels were n
possSBsion Of the gunboat Tampico
and would use the warship against
Masstlan.
A rumor Was In circulation here.
the source Of which wso doubtful. that
vonustiano Cayrauya, head Of the
COnstitutiouaiists. at outs with Fran
cisco villa. was ready 70 make up with
Husrta and aid him 70 crush out the
revolution In the north. II was said
that 3 0ayranxa emtaUery was On hid
way to Mexico City to confer with
Hrerts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-26
NEW YORK FIRST
10 TRYLAllDBANKS
Two Bills Designed For Relief Of
Farmers Go To Legislature
Next Week

ALBANY, N. r., Feb. 16.-New York
state will be the Arst In the union 70
establish land banks, In the opinion
At Gov. 0lynn, expressed this aftsr-
nooa. Two bills-in reality two diter-
Sat measures-wtll 60 to the legisla-
ture Monday night accompanied hy Z
special mesUags In which the chief
executive will urge the neeessity Of
immediate action By the legislature
TO come 70 the aid Of small farmers
who desire money leans.
One pf the eovornore plans u the
establishment q Z eS,000.000 hank. or.
eaAisod the same - any banking H.
etitutiou, but with the provision n
it, charter that It shall cayry three
fourths of all mortgages on fArm0
throughout the state. The other
ichemA In the co.QrdinAti0n II III
building and loan associations through.
out the state into Z gigantic clearing
house from which the farmers Will Be
enabled To obtain their loans,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-26

Morris T. Hunt. ls Taft, 4 year.
pnsumonia: Minnie SCHUYLER, s57 Trum-
bull. 80 years. ssnility;. william Msinks ;.
cell. JsH. s,s oarS.ia 70 ysss. acute ute
Utilization Of heart; Caroline karnitx,
Springfield. Mich, 76 years. gastritis;
Doris X. Cornell. .sl2 Military, :
Alfred. 81 years. asphysiation: Caroline
Baits. 81. Mary's hospItal. 8? years.
cerebral hemorrhasea soma Rsbelska
T., .IE Sorr,.r. m ne
IS years. tu6srculosis; Jerome NowaE.
si0 Junction. 3 years. meningitis; Az:
tonina Szaladxinska. 95 Dennis, -
years. eclampsis Leonard sloysy. ga
lava Garenskt. 4G5 r.. Willis, 10 years
burns: Jacob Marchano. 81, Mary's hos
pital. AZ years, cerebral hsmorrhaGe;
e rsans.: s a.ih%:; '1 cor.S Mems liam
trarnck. Mich. 81 years, abscess; Rich.
ard Bartholomew. 232ts So: Jean, !
month. pneumonia' Brono Rsdlin,, lac
S.%s:sk sag orssay g Year: pr Sc
ty.fourth. az years. strophy; Lizzie
smith, ss Joe, y years. cirrhosis o.
months. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Catherine r.
mitraf insufacisncy: Eienors sands,
ass warren: years: convp hs: Mel,
Years. mya.arditis. Frederick Freder-
lexis. Esse Ont: u years. tubsrcu-
H.. 20 years. tuberculosis; Irene
kremSr. sixth and william sts.. %
yoars. toxsmia: Louis }. l-arton. l27
SIxtssnth. year. pneunionia; Richard
Ger: Carrie A. Green. $50 Vermont. IS
years, nephritis: Minnie r.. Purkey. S2s
TrumbVil. 81 years. hepatitis; Mrs. Ben
schssfSr. Harper hospital. 81 years.
pneumonia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-26

BOYs q.

BOYS.
E; P RnS;n g Msdins Z schis Isn ass
Dtedrich,. 1868 Medbury: =. Vngsr, 6i2
Crawford j. Touo. 2s0 Monroe; j.
Ceruso. 764 illinois,: ~ BAmotntck, o.
Dlvisioqi 6 psShsw,kSy rs Lying.
Gina, lie IngsrpQll; x. oscnybora. 81
9Esuss'; 4. syPten. ltss Military; g;
r. Clark. IS BescMsr: A. Weaver. 40
Baker; J. 0kowr0h, 4Sa Superior; \,
Hennecker, $50 Bewtck; b, Hill, Isl
dcfiS. IA Hrocsiyn; Il. Wiascss. -
wi NsSs,s; ~ Hos 49 sas dsHS;slyAii;
PParSvIssswo; E. MScLseh5$n, e. NslsonG,
0ratiot; q. Housaie. ia ehiphsrd; n.
Pr''cAard' ass n All ytrno'' {,
G. Williamson, SCI Fort; l.. Bratsk,
$40 Lyman n: CirlneEe. 80 LAfeyettA;
q. C6mItA, y7B WINdsT; T. WSytoWIc1,
Asid: +. 3niocikowske fiOO Gt. Aubin;
r. Wsndler. 1893 Canten: q. TernoW,
Grace hospital: q. 0abpysiewski. es4
Tillmsn; e. WoodruG. 3ol Humboldt;
Mt. Elliott; J. Bahlavconi. I'll Post: J.
Tussynsky. liz Superior: }. Axsll. aos
2e2 Dix: A. Dartkow1ki. 81 Tkifty
third: A. Logan, as Parkvisw. william
jackson Providence hoapltal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-26
HOUSE PROBERS
INSPECT MINES
CengFssaioaal COMMITTEES Study.
Ing Sanitary Conditions Under
which the Men Work
~ n. 4. PARkE.

HANCOCK. Mich, Feb. 26.-Inspec-
tion Of the sanitary conditions OF bunk
houssD used 70 quarter miners and OF
the surface workings Of q dozen cop
Dor mining companies along the South
Range and In the Calumet district
was made by the congressional sub
COMMITTEES probing the Calumet strike
IN IN all-day tour OF the copper coun-
try today. Representatives. OF both the
strikerS and the companies accom-
papied the party. The subcommittee
expects 70 don rubber coats and boots
Tomorrow and drop down q shaft Of
the Calumet 3 Hecla Mining Co. on an
Inspection trip underground.
CALUNUT. Mich, Feb. 2s.-"Big
Annie" Clemens, heroine of the Calu.
met strike. oct opt today to take the
lecture platform with Mrs. Ella Rseve
Bloor, lecturer tor the Socialist party.
She loft for Chicago to begin Q series
Of appeais . union meetings to ssnd
funds - ajd tae striking miners.
"9lg Annie" va born and raised n
Calumet and THU Il her nrst trip b.
yond thu Hills of the copper country.
Three hundred FINNISH and Croatian
women. WIVES cf strikers. gathered q
the depot md gave her fearful God
spoed. ISer itinonry win take her
from OhjcAso - Milwaukee. Peoria
and Indianapolis and the coal mining
country n oouthorn Ohio.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-26
WIDOW TO CARRY !.
ON EEIS' LIFE WORK
Single Tax Champion Left Am
pie Provision n win for Con-
tinuahce Of Propaganda

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Feb. 26.-
Mrs. Mollis Fsls, widow OF Joseph
Fels. the single tar advocate. philan-
thropist and social worker. who died
In this city on Sunday. viii carry out
the work started by her famous hus.
band with the large fortune left BY
him. Although NO inumation was
given a. to the provisions OF his will
or the value Of his real and personal
estate, II was asserted that he had
made ample arransements for the
continuation Of his plans.
Samuel s.. Maurice and Abeam Tels,
brothers Of the noted leader, will con,
fer In . few days with the widow 70
decide upon . program for carrying
out Mr.. Fels' cherished Ideas. MAur
Ice rsls said that Mrs. FEELS was a.
deeply interested In her husbands
work ~ he was and that she undoubt.
edly would continue her interest In
the matter despite his untimely death.
According TO Maurice Feis, the
pht1authropies started by his brother
will not be abandoned. The brothers
also were kssnly interested In the
single tax propaganda, cooperative
colonies IN this country and In Eng.
land and the pro0t,sharing system In.
stituted n the Fels Naptha Soap
works, IN Darby. IN April, 1910. Sam.
uel 8. rels, the managing partner.
has opinions OF his own on the sub.
5ect, and, Maurice Fels said, would
cooperate With the brothers and the
widow. All the members Of the fAm-
ny favor the idea Of continuing the
charlton end ether tchemea iuaugur-
ated by the single taxer.
Il II estimated that Mr.. Fels gave
away moro than $4,000 : year to
propagate the single tar doctrine IN
various paSts Of the world. In addt
ton. no contributed $4,000 annually
TO the Joseph Tels Fund Of America.
He spent similar sum each year IN
England. and $4,000 In Denmark and
Canada. Hesides those contributions
he rave literally to charitieS IN the
UnAted otstss and abroad.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-26
MRS. BUFFUM GIVES LIE
10 ALLEGED CONFESSION

LITTLE VALLEY. n. r.. Feb. as,--
Fiat denial that che administered q.
seuic Or poison Of any kind to her
husband was made By Mr.. Cynthis
Bu6um today when che took the
stand IN her own dofsnse u her trial
for homicide end rspudiated the d.
legged confessions obtained from her
By private dstecttveo.
Mrs.. Buifum declared her husband
was . heavy drinker and when tntoxi-
cated, accused her Of in1aelity.
He said the whole family would b
better Oh dead end that when they
were dead his debts would oe paid. =
said Mrs. Buium. 0ho said other
members Ut the family wsSO til whsn
her husband WAS stricken and showed
the same symptoms he did. They be-
lisve Il was due to the water.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-26

Frank Cirillo, % Italian. va fined
500. In lieu Of q 90-day sentence 10
the Detroit House Of cpvrectlop, In
Justice 0ainey's court, Thuru1sy, for
an attack on his sister-inleW, Nrs.
Charles Cirillo. on Feb. 10. Mrs.
Cirjllo, carrying . child Of, about Is
months, testt6sd against him. Cirillo
denied the charge, but Mrs. Cirillo
rave sucia ample details that justice
Gainey believed her story.
Though Mrs. Cirillo SD that she
doss not UNDERTAKE lta)lan, 40 that
Hroat had always pDetln untllsh 70
her, Il took four iates5r6lGe0 e trans.
late betvqen Frank lad ~ 6ourt.
Mr.. Cirillo said that her beothor.in.
law sttaoko1 her amer her kusSend
had LETT TT biz nornino's WORK, and
while che Woe cooking he beoakfast.
Justice 0olnoy suegoSto1' tat tho
charge q osseult and hottosy might
te with1poWn and = 0oeo serious
charge proSeeted, but Attorney Mortar.
y Daid That tbe proeocul1oo Voul6 b
sstisnel WitA the coustS eontones.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-26
c0xEY PLANS u. s.
GREATER ARMY

WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.---"0en."
hines 3. Coxey will have an army Of
nemployeds' !. surrounding the capitol
hiding on May l6, too big for the
tasg 70 hold, IL he succeeds In carry
u ont the plan he outlined on . ny.
u Walt here today.
me one here seems to believe there
- Z, 900. 900 more men out OF employ
lent now than there were one year
- 1t this time. So though am
BON Ohio, and not from Missouri, I
- going TO show them
Incidentally the march will mark
NJ. sixtieth birthday OF the General"
he. IN the spring OF 1850 led .
)nallar hike 10 the United States cap
~ steps,, and spent !. 70 days In jail
n his pains ON technical charge OF
knlking on the grass"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-26
LENT GIVES CHECK
TO DRUNKENNESS

That the opening OF Lent, ON We'd
nesdayh put an awful crtmp in the
Gales Of malt and spirituous liquors.
was indicated BY the register Of the
early morning session Of police court.
Thursday. when only ave new cases
were recorded, and only two Of them
were 50 serious as to demand punish
meut.
Otto Rumps, who has been befors
the court Of domestic relations o. Z
disturber, and been warned, WAS Aup
for driving his Wife out OF her home.
He WAS sent to the vorkhouse for -
days, In default OF . $50 fine. Tommy
Teahan,. cocaine Aend and dooFmat
thief, was sent away for 30. days By
Justice Stein, and - Court OMcer re.
lix Rohr was taking him to the work
house. Tommy remarked: "I'n gel
square with Judge Stein. Next sum.
mer, when he goes for . ride on the
boat that work on. I'm going to blow
up the boat" Az
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-26
EXPECTS TO BEAT
BATH HOUSE JOHN
Miss Mariea Drake CeaAdsat
!. She Can Beat Chicago Bees
ct Polls

CHICAGO, Feb. ss. 0ponins her
campaign against Aid. Bath House.
John Coushlia OF the virst ward. Miss
Marion Drake. Progressive nomines
tor alderman, today declared she be'
lieyed ~ had . good chance to d.
feat tho lamous First ward Dsmo'
cratic machine.
Miss Drake's program Of campaign
ing nliS her aay from e:+k :. n. u
10 .. m, diving her Is minutes fol
lunch q s6De lunch room whore she
can meet oud address women workero
In tactorieo and olnees.
Miss Drake II relying solely on the
Tensile vote 20 put her In Once. Al
sisted b bslf : hundred usutsnants,
che = making . house to house cen,
vass Of the ward. enlisting women.
black and white, IN the light TO 'ciean
up Chicaeo's 'Bowery'' district
Evening precinct meetings. factory
meetings, ollce meetings and 'tsa'
political gatherings are included II
Miss brakes program.
II Am going to comb the ward from
end b en4r said Mics Drake In her
opsning challenge today, "and the 70
cult 10 going to surprise everybody
except myself ! Armly believe We
are going to WIN"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-26

Oxm0b ~ sl. VIZ +.
KLL!EiHsoH0E--rsb. -. w yellaepeA
ISJunctien-avs, John, bo)4tS9 h9e.
6s%itio. S ana sssAsf 81 sEasSS
yriasy. tsb, Il. MA q s:s ss1 .sd q III
RsdssmsE church at .. 800 80,
FRlN0s-yeb. "a. Elisabsth, ags -
years. beloved daughter % Ma ceth-
ana d. saa .i sSs 'e 81 Iss Hsss
son Funeral from residence. 1ee
fn from - H:ry yrsssy 4 n AND
BELl-Fsb: rs. 1914, Anna H.. axs4 q
and mother Of Gracs B. ana MAJ
garet Bell. Funeral from AL North
wsstsrn.eve.. formerly xanchtetor.
w. s::a rridsy at ?. m. burial AZ
son 81 Nary c g EasF'i sro SSs.St g
tSrs, MI. ". ,. Kiatt 80 louis
ss st s.; ss::s:. sc"
saturday At .. m. =. s...y.. z.
FRANK-TAb. a.. At. 2ks Mast HAn:
wife. Of sstnsrd Frank and mstSss
4 Eou.: *! Mss. :ss:sse s'S Sesss
kl sss% o sss'si Ss:. ss'as' :
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-26

ELL PASO, Texas. Feb. 26.-To de-
termine definitely whether Gustav
Bauch. missing American, u really In
Jusres jail, Thomas udwaSds, UNI
ted States consul there, y making
every EFFORT to compel TIE eonstitu-
tionalist omcials 70 permit "A exam,
inatien Of svsry cell IN evsry tail o.
cuartol of the CITY,. The story told
By young man that he ha4 seen and
talked to Daueh IN the Juayos 3au 90
late % yesterday morning, has re-
newed hope that the missing man may
be alive after Ill.
Michaelis says he was an inmate
of the same prison with Bauch ana
released late "wednesday. He denies
that he has any motive IN falling his
story other than Il n the truth and
that he deeiRed to rellevu the sus-
pcnse Of Mrs: J. n. Patterson. Bauch's
sister, here.
He refused TO permit the use OF his
pers, but declared hin father 10 con-
neeted With : banking hcupe In New
Iort phd lives IN Brcokiyp. When
oksfs& money BY the. city anthoritiss
here Micbhells declinpd, saying that.
with the assistance Of , friead, he
Nd telegrNph64 .hio lAther for funds
aad expeete1 them todeys
The young man said he left his
home 81 tn eqet after family quar-.
rel and started for Californis, stop
ping hevu a. route. He vfuito1 juaros.
sunday, ,rOb. -. and GOT into poker
game. A Qoarrsl with Z fellow player
stprted Aypt which ended when
ldichaelis wo4 thrown into fall. When
ARRESTED, he seid, he wore coed cIofh-
Ing, Including Shoes and 3 hat, but
these were taken from him and he
Was given. ipsteoA . RAGGED suit,
made for Z much larger man. and Z
pais Of much worn shoes. several
sisss too lafee.
He Asserted there are IA Ansesesps
In Jusr6s. slx, inclu1ino bAneh, II the
Jan where NiohaslIs ives held. He
Si6e sssssssl thas during his II layi