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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-03-14
PROCLAIM STATE OF sIEGE-The Brazi-

PKUCLAIM STATE OF SIEGE-Ihe Brazil
liam government authorities have proclaimed a
state of siege in the cities of Rio Janeiro, Mic
theroy, and Petropolis. This is to remain in
force until March 81
Reports have been current for some time that
a revolutionary movement was in existence in
the Brazilian states of Pernambuco Ceara, and
Para, and that fighting in progress between
the local forces and the government authorities.
The causes of the dsafection are said to be
racial differences.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-03-14

FOR RENT:-Two Unfurnished rooms Sec
ond floor. (Water across the hal1) Fine for
small flat. Will furnish for permanent roomers
or boarders. Basement for storage. Also Meals
per Meal, or per week. Apply to Mrs Mcclure,
at 26O8 Elm Ave-
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-03-14

WANTED--Girls and young
women, pleasant work, ex-
cellent wages. Come at once
and help our factory.
Apply to Paymaster, Zion Lace In
dustries.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-03-14

FOR RENT:-Two Flats at $500 Elm Ave-.
with furnace heat and electric light Also rooms
at 2411 Gilead Ave-, Apply to Mrs. J. H. Nc
Conne1l, at 1900 Elm Ave-.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-03-14
Pasture and Garden Tracts.

We are contemplating fencing the Lake Front
for pasture. Those desiring to rent same, please
call at the Office of Zion Realty Department, Ad-
ministraton Building; also those desiring to rent
garden lots for this season should call at once,
as they are being taken up rapidly
ZION REALTY DEPARTMENT.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-03-14

Thirty Years Experience in Upholstering
Let US figure on that upholstered furni
ture to be re-upholst cred. Call or write
to E. E. KLOWONN, 1922 Gabriel
Ave-, or phone No. TAR.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-03-14
Classified Advertisements

Classified Advertisements
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The Publisher reserves the right to reject any
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FOR SALE: Motorcycle, Wagner d II
Model in fue condition, at a bargain. Apply to
Mr. L. J. Hire, at Zion Home,
FOR RENT Nice Five roomed house. at
3102 Ezekiel Ave. $500 per Month. Inquire of
N. J. LaRose, 2412 Elm Ave.
NOTICE: = LADIES TAILORING, ALSO
SUITS REMODELED. Apply to Mrs. E. H.
Bell, at 3OO5 Ezekiel Ave.
FOR SALE: A movable five roomed house, To-
Gated at 2o21 Eschol Ave-, Apply to Mr.. VIM.
Colet, at SCI Shiloh Blvd, (O1d Post Offce).
WANTED:-A Well Finished, Movable House
of Four or Five Rooms, on Monthly Payments.
Apply evenings at (Shi1oh Cottage) 2411 Elisha
Ave.
FOR RENT Two Flats at 1900 Elm Ave-,
with furnace heat and electric light. Also rooms
at 2411 Gilead Ave, Apply to Mrs J. H. Nc
Connel1, at 1900 Elm Ave-,
1rff chad
ond floor (Water across the hal1) Fine for
small flat. Will furnish for permanent roomers
or boarders. Basement for storage. Also Meals
per Meal or per week Apply to Mrs Mcclure,
at zoos Elm Ave.
ALL READY by Saturday, to receive eggs for
Matching, in our Candee Mammoth. Each Gus
toner receives printed booklet of Instructions,
on Care of Chicks and Feeding for Laying"
The Moody Poultry Plant
S. Sheridan Road. Zion City
FREE Go days triaD of our chemically
treated Dustless Mop, for hardwood floors, cas-
ings, mouldings wallpaper, etc. Sent by post
upon receipt of SIPS If not satisfied return and
get money back AGENTS. WANTED.
Phone 212R C. W. Cakes,
Zion City, Illinois.
EMPLOYMENT: We require repre-
sentatives in every state to introduce our
Household Specialties. High commits
sion paid. c. Hansen, 31O7 Gabriel
Ave-, Zion City, Ill. Phone 217 NJ.
Thirty Years Experience in Upholstering
Let US figure on that upholstered furni
ture to be re-upholst cred. Call or write
to E. E. KLOWONN, 1922 Gabriel
Ave-, or phone No. 174-R.
FOR SALE:---Eggs for Matching, from
''Prize Winners" Bard and Partridge
Rocks. Prices quoted on application.
Also Tulouse Geese, Roun and Indian
Runner Ducks. Prices right. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Apply to VIM. C..
Bereiter, Rt. No. 1, Box A., Zion City,
Ill. Phone 2O1-W-1.
WANTED--Girls and young
women, pleasant work, ex-
cellent wages. Come at once
and halr1 o,,r f~~+o.v
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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-03-14

WANTED:-A Well Finished, Movable House
of Four or Five Rooms, on Monthly Payments.
Apply evenings at (Shiloh Cottage) 2411 Elisha
Ave-
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-03-14

FOR SALE: A Motorcycle, Wagner / II
Model, in fue condition, at bargain Apply to
Mr.. L. J. Hire at Zion Home,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04
DOCTOR DECLARES
SOUL HAS WEIGHT
Scale Dropped Three-Fourths of
Ounce When Man Died, Ac-
cordinq to Boston
Physician.


bosloh. June 4.--lor. duncan Mcl)ou- :
gall, of Haverhill says he has found
the weight of the soul of a dving NAV
..,1, frs,+ ..,,,i,.,.+ IT..
..n uS iiis
OIL tupercuiosls, ne sald loday. ~
seemed 20 me pest I. Select pauent
aNlhg Win a disease that produces e%-
l,austioh' the death occurring Win Mt
!ie or no muscular movement, because
IN sucn case me beam could be kept
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04
ROCKEFELLER ESTATE
is CLOSELY GUARDED
Tarrytown Appoints SO Police.
men to Handle Influx of
Industrial Workers.

New York. Jlae 3 Shcrif1 Dovlc. OF
Wcst Chester county in which is sit
aated tn country home OF John D.
Gock@fcllcr, WAS last night authorized
by the village trustees of rTrytown To
appoint 3" specific! policemen 10 servo
for 50 days g" until the situation GRE
sted nv the advent Of ma;iy members
or the Industrial Workers of the,
Word has cleared.
In refusing several applications Tor
permits for open air meetings, the
trustees issued q statement saving they
,onsidcrcd snch gatherings inad.isable
n tais time What action will be taken
Z tie ;lnuottnccment of Rev j. T.
'hase pastor of the Methodist k.pis-
.opui church OF North Tarrytown. that
next SATURDAY he will debate with
Al.Xtndcr lterl.nftil Leonard Abbott
and others in tho half acre OF grave
iard III front of his church. is carried
ont could not be learned TODAY The
iG prisoners taken in the latest daiin,l-
strtlion ut Tarrytown and now in ths
White Plains ial have thousAt better
II their determination not 10 eat any
Thing during tiioir stay. They are eat
lag anything thoy can get now.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04
MEREDITH FORCES
C0HC,ElE DEFEAT
Late Results Fail to Uphold
Expected Advantage From
Support of Voters in
Rural Precincts.


ICES Moines, Ia. June 3=7-Although
the workers in the Meredith headquar-
ters at n late hour Yesterday afterpoon
ss,;l, h,,a ~, ,..,;, ~
'''',, i'o.''
country als'rle's. ana would not CON
cede lhe victory of Connolly, that feel
ing has given way today to a reiliza-
non that the Dubuque man has landed
the democratic nomination for Unite!
States senator. The expected Meredith
gains m the country districts I'D moi
iiaterlallZe. the rural Vote averaging IN
favor OF 'onnollN IN about the same
propoflloh as that IN the towns and
cues. Today the connolly forces are
canning tia' Their sf.i,s'is;aies maJcr-
,,s ~ WIZ run ci"se 10 lo,ooo. wiliie TIE
Marcal,h "ofk"fS eonceue Connoiiy
WI, ~ nave u ,i'ajoritS on about o,ooo
risuf''s al ha'u on me vote or S,n'n :
'''iisealu savage, Tor the fepubiic.ln
9Il toiidi ho'hiia''"i, seem 10 u.laoI'
s'fflN Mss .fahsNs oi nlaJofl'y oi
''VIi ~ ~ 'o,ooo i"i +. lii''iliihS.
i"'ilS nsS > iit'',' ,'''i'i's afe .tia, ,oNeril-
VI i,' ~, , o.t w, ''e op'isl'eflp!N ~
INccss ol iha' on ms tWo opponents.
,,,..,. 's1e i''.,i ,.S co -. i'aii'',
- i'''N, - @ 'iia = 'p''... ~ per t''ls
w .si..,i iii" iei'lpiicaA gu
i,,i,,,.tt ~ ,,,l'i, 49,.
i,."i -. IT,, "in :,! .e,'n MS re-
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. 80 - '''i'ii 'i'ti'iiltoil' W Neuai
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04
70 GE At FACTS
IN SHIP DISASTER
Sweeping Governmental Inquiry
Is Assured-Deat List
Finally Fixed at
1924.

Alunlrea!. June A., Tho rcw-a Il;li
Lord Mersey, who presided over tho
British inquiry into the loss of life on
N" Titanic. is to be Il member of the
royal commission appointed To lfNns-
tigata the Empress of Ireland disaster
was Received her, with satisfaction
AS Lord Mersey was president of the
TltaniG court. ii is assumed that y,
VIII be similarly honored whcn the
royal commission meets. The cana
dian members of he commission are
chief Justice Ezekiel Mcleod %. New
Brunswick and Sir Adophc Routhier
of Quebec
The coilniSson will be assisted by
two nautical assessors. :, marine engi-
neer and a naval architect. Appoint :
ments foi these positions have not yet
been made.
When the commission VIII ineet is
still Undetermined bnt ii probably wil
no, be for about 10 days The inquiry
government will be represented by
counsel, il is announced as ii is prob
able there Win be Il discussion oi r,,es
ol navigation in Canadian waters
Anothet ehanee las been made IN
the number OF dead Tn" lntost fig
urcs given oui In an official statement
ny he Canadian Pacific Railway
as'ttfiliSllil' 'f'lIli''lfiS 9ilpM tllil l,'-
persons perislmd The COMPANY ha$
learned that there We're li16 parsonS
aboard the Empress instead OF l3S7
as heretofore stated. hence ih" increase
in the death list The total saved is
noW given rs i32
Carinu for Dead.
Gaptain Walsh marine s,lrcrintcn-
dent OF the Canadian Ptcilic raiiWay
arrived today and issued this state
neilt
The Canadian l'aiG. yairoad vii,
net relax one lota in doing oTerythina
in It's power in looking after all The
bodies il may b.. able To get
With regard To the possibility %
raising the Empress Of Ireland the best
possible expert opinion is being
sought"
cap, Dve Ianee. Montreal agent OF
the Maritime steamship company
owners OF the StorStad. i'm Il statement
declared that of about 45D persons who
survived the disaster. $40 were cared
for on the Storstad. or these. 30 Mere
rescued by the crew oil the Storstaa
while 80 others rescued 10y the Stor-
stad's men wcrc placed on the govern :
ment steamship Eureka. The life boats
of The Empress ot ireland are credited
with saving l25 pnd Driaging them on
board the Storstad
THE Storstad's small boats" CAPTAIN
sLange says. were loaded to the lmi.
of their capacity, and they ceased their
efforts only when there were no more
to be saved
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04
WILSON HOLDING ENOUGH
VOTES TO WIN POSITION

Des Moifrs. Ia, June 3.-Clinord 3.
'Thoinc and j H. Wilson have been
nominated as railroad commissioners
BY the republicans on the face of COM
plets returns from II of - countias
Thcrne is assured of Il denomination
while Wilson, though sure Of second
place. is only 1000 votes ahead of the
icfGircd % per cent Of the total vote.
However, il is expected he Will main
Lin enough strength in the remaining
Notnties to be nominated and thus
scep the second place on the ticket out
Of the state convention
Indications are thai Frank S. Shank
lana. OF Des Mones. has been beaten
fci place on tbs republican supreme
court ticket Returns from 90 of the
so counties snow Slankland 600 votes
behind Justice Withrew, OF Mt Pleas-
ant. Congressman S. +. PrsAlty, of Des
M Moines. pulled ahead in late returns
today and"is in fourth place. Six are
to ba nominated oat the ssvcn slnai
tlatsS ShaRisiand's ft.ienas tisiuk he
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04
SWEET DEFEATS LAW FOR
THIRD DISTRICT HONoRs

lnbuque, Ia, June 3. Burton Sweet
republican, carried the Third districl
for congress by To l. LAW was sec
ond and Sunnmer u poor third. Mar
tagh. dcmocSit, had no opposition The
iiGures are not yet cast up. The figures
ON Cumnins and Savage are not com
piled, but results reported SHOW the
former leads better than = to in the
district
Hamilton carried the democratic vote
for governor In DUBUQUE county. A to /
and the balance of the district will not
reduce this ratio Hamilton was Il
big winner here over McI;innis, al
though the outlying districts have not
reported.
With three precincts missing,
Dubuque county giNes Connolly 5.9A2
Meredith. 379 Delaware county com
plete gives Connolly. 399; Meredith. %:
Hamilton. 3ss McGinnis. 81: Savage.
100: cummins. 1864; Clarke. 1883
Lee. 247. Rowley, 39l: Sweet. S2l !.
Law. GlO; Summer. 2i3.
Clarion. Wright county Returns
from Mondays primaries We're slow
coming in, but the last precinct has
reported. Cummins carrics the coun-
~ by a very large majority. as does
Lee For lieutenant governor the vote
is rather close but Barber wins out by
a fair miiDiitV
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04
NEW HAVEN BOARD
So MUCH PUTTY IN
HANDS OF MORGAN
Former Director Declares Few
Dared to Criticise Finan-
ciaI King, But Always
Yielded in End.
ROADS CHARTER PLlABLE
Officials Believed 1t Gave Them
Fower to Dc Anything
One Man Rule Bad,
Says Elton.
ROADS CHARTER PLlABLE

WASHINGTON. Jslae Z. y Q f.It9n. Z:
director Of the New Haven road, was
the first witness when inquiries into
that systenls financial affairs was re-
sumed by the Interstate Commerce
commission today
Chief Counsel Joseph w. Folk, be-
fore beginnins The examination Of tho
witness. presented kilograms bearing
on the New HaNens Payments of
money 70 newspapers. Among them
he sai.' We're many payments mani
festly for legltilria1e ADVERTISING
Mir Elton said lie was present 1T the
meeting at which Messrs. Morgan,
Rockefeller and Miller We're appointed
4 committee in tho New York, West
chester \ Boston transaction and also
when they reported. He felt thc eN-
pcndiiure of over $l1o00.o 900 for the
absolute confidence in Messrs. Morgan,
RockefellNr and Miller.
Always Acauiesced.
Asked Who was tho dominating fig
ure at 4e board meetings. he replied
II think Mn Melen was" but he adj
United the board usually acquiesceGi in
reeofaendalions nude by j. Picrpont
Moi'g;.n
tle said he knew nothing of the
Eyrnes. oxeen as he Mad read The tes-
tinony of Mr Mcllcn.
The witness said he had expressed
disapproval of the expendtilire of SEQ
O0o. 600 for taking over the Rhode ISL
and trollevs bur had nor voted asains,
| it H t3ought Mr.. Melen proposed
the agquis'tion oi' the tr"lleNs
''la any on 'he uifeetoHs AZ meet
lnss eyer ASK y amy 81 the transactions
connected with the acquisition OF con-
5t.t5IeIlon ~, y, Ni Ifoi2eN concerns WeIe IN
,i"hse'p" 'i... ~ ti'e 9Heiiii'th aliti-truse
'..,.
,,, ''io S"1ie'liiles- M, a.,
nay answer "ia s"u set'
Had Broad Charter
u was told that tie New Havens
charter from the state OF Connecticut
allowed II to do almost anything.
Nh Elton said that in most trans
actions discussed N board meetings re-
ports We're made by the executive COM
mite. composed of Messrs Morgan.
Fucl:etriler and Ertlsh.
What action did YOU take as to
lthese repor@.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04
PEACE IN MEXICO
CAN Be RESTORED
BY REBEL LEADER
Offer of Huerta to Retire When
Country Is Politically Paci-
fled Puts 1t Up to
Carranza.
ARMlsTICE is NECESSARY
Constitutionalists Take Lofty
Pose-Refusal of Mediation
May Turn the Tables
Against Them.

Washington, June 4.-Rafael Sub
aran, C;arranZas agent in Washington,
was to take up with his chief in Du-
range today the note from the media
tors which asked in effect whether the
constitutionalists now are willing TO
discuss the domestic as we'll as the IN
ternational phase of the Mexican prob
lem and to declare truce with Huefta.
On that reply would hinge, it was be
lieved. the next big act in the Niagara
Falls conference. 1t was expected to
reveal Officially Carranza's s attitude To
ward the efforts of the South American,
envoNs and possibly to determine
whether mediation We're to be confined
to the dispute between Huerta and the
United States or to include the general
pr .em of a cure for MeXico's ills
ming on the heels of q statement
by the Huerta delegates that the fed
eral dictator was ready to resign when
Mexico was politically pacitied' it put
up to Carranza, temporarily at least,
the proposition OF general mediation.
How he would answer the mediators'
note could not be foreseen
The constitutionalist agency author
lied this statement:
"4Anything coming from Huerta S
side will not be taken into considera-
ton
The Vote of the mediators. dealing
with the question of constitutlonallst
representation at the Niagara con-
ference had not been received today
ut constitutionalist headquarters here.
Rafael Zubaran General CarranZa' S
representative prepared to put it in
code and dispatch it Immediately upon
arrival to the constitutionalist first
chief. by whom alone the answer to
the suggestion for an arnistice can be
given.
No statement regarding its contents
will probably be issued until the mes
sage is ~ General Carranza's hands
since though technically addressed to
Mr. Zilbaran the communication is re-
garded AS a matter with which Car
rama and his advisors in Mexico
should deal personally.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04
RoosEvELT's CRITICISM TO
KEEP CONGRESS- ON THE LOB

Washington, June 3 Senator Kenyon
predicted today congress would be
here nearly all summer. if not until
September owing to the consideration
by the Senate of a comprehensive trust
program. Senator Kenyon says Roose-
velts utterances criticisng the demo
Gratis for failure to deal effectively with
trusts and monop2lies have made the
democratic leaders fearful Of adjourn
ing without enacting trust legislation
and. though they want to adjourn. they
have practically concluded to go ahead
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04
CHURCH AND FACTORY
FIRED By LIGHTNING

Minneapolis. Minn. .Inne 3. A Cath
Ollie church snd y factory were do
srrovcd by fire and several dwellings,
struck by liGlltnille during a severe el-
ectrieai storm here today Besides the
destruction of St. Charles church the
parish house. oceupjed hg the Rev. T.
j Lang WAS also burned All OF the
fire fighting apparatus in the city waa
called ieto action is,r!ls lac storm.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GOING soME:!

Boston. June "A scientific
Harvard student has measured
the hard work in modern
dances. He went to a dance
ana carried along two pedo-
meters, one that he attached to
MS leg when executing the
tango and the other when
dancing the hesitation.
IN dancing the tango five
tlmes, with encores, he covered
Tour and quarter miles. That
makes an average of more than
1Sur-fi fifths of mile dance.
Ihe hesitation. which was sand
wlched in between the maxiNe
and tango. served as rest cure,
Tor in four hesitation waltZes
the pedometer recorded only a
little more than half mile. or
one-eighth of q mile Il dance.
During the evening, which in
cludes about 90 dances. there
are usually half that number of
tangoes, five or six hesitations
and the rest maXiXes. A dane
Ing pair. therefore, travels,
roughly. over II miles during
the evening.
la the course of a single max
Ike the masculine partner sup
ports three-quarters of the bod
lily weight of his partner about
25 times. and. making the aver
age weight of the girl 100
pounds, 1t is easy to calculate
that the man lifts near 1000
pounds or a whole ton during
the course of each maxine
dance.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04
VICTORIOUS END FOR
THIS WOULD-BE HERO

Iaueh. Who confessed = the police
that he planted four sticks of dynmile
in the department Of agriculture yes
tcrday that he might discover then, and
win "A promotion for heroism. was held
for the grand jury today in default OF
bAii on "A charge nf attempting. TO
dynamite 4 building.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04
REBELS SAY THEY WON'T
ACCEPT AllERTA,S TEpm

Laredo. Tex, June 3.-General Jesus
carranza, brother OF the constitutional
Isl leader at Nuevo Laredo. today re-
fused to be interviewed on Huertas S an
nouncement last night that he vas viii
to resign.
Other prominent Nuevo Laredo con
stltutionalists, however, expressed en-
phatic opinions They believed the GER
tainty oGs their victory over Huerta
would not warrant them in accepting
the inediators terms. They said they
believed their leader would refuse an
armiStCe.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04
HyERTA.s OFFER TO QUIT
PUTS 1T UP TO CARRANZA

Niagara Falls. Ont. June 3-General
Huerta is preparing to resign He has
authorized his representatives at the
snedition conference to announce to the
world that neither mistaken pride nor
personal interest" would prevent his
withdrawal after Mexico is POLITICALLY
I'ac!fied and the government succeed
Ing his is so constituted that it can
count on the support of public opinion
In Mexico
The Mexican delegates in Iormal
statement revealed that they had been
instructed from the first to inform the
mediators that General Huerta's per-
sonality would not be an obstacle to-
ward reaching a peaceful settlement
They also stated in uneauivoeal terms
that the internal situation in Mexico
was necessarily bound up with the in
ternational questions" and that this
spirit had actuated them in coming to
the mediation conference.
Coincident with the announcement by
the Mexican delegates of their position
the mediators sent note to Rafael
Iubaran. representative of General
clarranza in Washington. replying to
the communication brought here last
Friday by Juan +. Crquidi. The me
diatnrs in effect asked General Car
rama. through Mr.. Zlibaran if the con
stitutjonalists We're willing to discuss
internal as well as international ques-
tions now considered inseparable, not
only by the mediators. but by the
American and Huerta delegates as we'll
and il they We're ready to declare an
flrniistice With the l1uerta forces Sc
:,tlat the political pacification" tc
which The Huerta delegates referred In
their statement might be speedily
brought about.
These atts-the issuance of the state
ment Iy the Mcxicans and the mailing
xlf IN I'm, arc,t, ola ,n II
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04
MALARIA AMONG SAN oRs

Tampico. June 3--Much concern is
fell because of numerous cases of
malaria among the crew of the United
States gunboat Dolphin. The German
cruiser Dresden, which arrived here
today from Vera Cruz, immediately
left the port again and anchored off La
Barra to avoid exposing her crew to
malaria in the mosquito infested river.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04
TEACHERS MAY uNioNrzE.

East LIVERPOOL, June AN effort is
beins made by John II. Duffy. nn or
ganzer of the American Federation Of
Labor to. form the teachers Of the East
Liverpool. public school into a loc, OF
the federation. Similar efforts sc4.ral
months ago, were abandoned, the tea
chers deciding they did not desire labsl
union .AffAHatisn.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04
AuERTA STOPS PAPER

Mexico City, June 3. THE ministry
OF the interior today ordered the sup
preston of II daily newspaper pub
lished i'll the suburb of Churubusco and
edited by Ricardo Arenales d Colom-
bian poet. because it had published
bitter attack on the government of the
United States.