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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04
o. .. Bailey, Peoria. Is Dead.

Peoria, Ill, March 40. ]. Bailey,
6S years old. local financier, died at
his home in this city yesterday of
Bright's disease. Mr.. Bailey was for
some years president of the Central
National bank and of the Tile and
Trust company and vice president of
the Dimes Savings bank. He was re-
garded as one of the wealthiest citi-
zens of Peoria.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04
WIRE SPARKS

San Francisco-walter McCreery.
| polo player. millionaire and bon VI
want, promised Judge Graham never to
| take another drink IL freed OF guar
dIanship. Il am satisfied" said Judge
Graham afterward. that this man
ought to be given a chance. / am
ready to entertain a motion That Mr.
McCreery be restored TO competency
and the management OF his own af-
fairs
Philadelphia-To bring to a conclu-
sion the government suit to dissolve
the United States Steel corporation
the federal district court was asked
TO fix a date after Sept. 10 to hear
argument in the case. The motion
was made by an assistant TO the at
torney general and counsel for the
steel corporation agreed to the mo
tion. The court will announce the
date later.
Washington-The senate by 80 TO
25 confirmed the nomination OF ]. z.
SWindlehurst. brother of the Montana
democratic chairman. TO be postmas-
ter at Livingston. Mont. Charges OF
attacking a young girl were filed
against Swindlehurst, but he was de-
Tended by the Montana senators.
Yashington-Claims OF ]. F. McMur-
ray of McAIester. Okla. against the
Choctaw and Chickssaw Indians, ap-
proXimating 100000 for legal fees.
were denied. A commission headed by
Indian Commissioner Sells held there
was no warrant OF law for payment.
Grand Island. Neb.-Howard L.
Meeker Of Llewellen. Neb., who disap-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04
band by a judge
Not One of Them.

What more do you want?" asked
the man who was visiting in Kentucky.
II have praised your women, I have
praised your horses and l have praised
your whisky"
Yes, I know that, suh," replied the
native. but you haven't ambushed
ANYBODY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04
The Pessimistic Note.

I'VE may always have this comfort"
said the optimist. "the deepest pain
must cease some time
Has that ever gladdened your soul
when a dentist was prodding a nerve
in one of your teeth" asked the dis
gruntled pessimist
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04

Montreal-Typhoid is epidemic in
municipalities along the Richelieu riv-
er. Four hundred cases are reported.
In the town of st. Johns 200 men and
women have been stricken and four
have died. The provincial board of
health has sent physicians and vaccine
to the scenes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04
Faith DESTROYED.

I'll never believe in phrenology
again
Why"
We had q phrenologist at our
house the other night and got him to
feel the cooks head. He said her
bump of destruction was small"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04
Heaven.

What is your idea OF heaven" he
asked.
"A place where the styles IN
sleeves and skirts will change at least
swice o year." she replied
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04

Possibly his friends might not have
been able 20 renominate and reflect
senator Gore. But his enemies have
insured his success
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04

women drink excessively, he says, is
double what it is in the temperate de-
partment of the Gors. 1t is highest
where absinthe drinking prevails.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04

Noline's chief of the fire department
is named Hawk, while in Peoria the
fire fighters are led by Chief Wurm-
This is a tip for the comic supple
Inent artists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04
The Constitution.

Father what is the constitution"
Ny son. it il a document that Is
most sacred TO the party that Is not
In power."-New York Sun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04
A Reasonable AssumptIon.

Really you are the only man ever
cared for"
II suppose you engaged yourself to
the others Just to keep from hurting
their feelings"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04

Salem, Oregon-United States Sen
ator George f. Chamberlain, democrat,
will be a candidate for reelection. His
declaration was filed with the secre-
tary of state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04

Especial Correspondence OF The Argus)
Washington, March 2.-Curiously
enough. it was a republican who raised
the point of interference with states
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04

Paris-Tuberculosis has more than
doubled in France since 1887. says
Henri Schmidt, a temperance deputy.
in tracing the effects of drunkenness.
infantile mortality in Normandy, where
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04

= There should be some way to check
abe immigration OF storms from Man
itoba.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04

The beginning of excellence Is TO bs
free from error.-QuintilIan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04

Montgomery, Ala.-Governor O'NeaI
announced he would call a special cleo.
ton for May IL to select a United
States senator to fill the unexpired
term of the late Joseph +. Johnston.
The democratic state committee called
a primary for April 6.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04
THE ARGUS.


Published daily at 1894 Second ave-
sue. Rock Island. IL entered at the
postoffice as second-class matter.)
Rock IsIand Member OF the Associated
Ia Press.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04

Minneapolis-Mrs. John l.. Barrett
was granted a divorce from a former
treasurer of the Philippine islands,
who is said to be in South America.
The ground was desertion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04

peared last week in Chicago, was
found in Denver by special detectives
employed by his father to investigate
the disappearance of his son.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04

Jefferson City. Mo.-The right of
express companies to refuse to de-
liver c. o. d. shipments of liquor to
Texas was upheld by the Missouri SUI
preme court. A Texas law prohibits
such shipments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04

Boston - Responsibility for the
wreck OF the tank steamer Oklahoma.
with the loss of &c lives. was placed
by federal inspectors on failure to en-
force a legal provision to control and
standardize the construction of steam
vessels. The Oklahoma was held to
have been structurally weak.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04

BY THE J. w. POTTER co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-04

Grand Island. Neb.-Howard L.
Meeker Of Llewellen. Neb.. who disap-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09
edledItc gInaciuO6m6cit.


Gas Oer6orgene Sragen Don @oiten.
9lrt6ur E6omas 3u aeiol5ehcr
Strafe peroonnert. 6euerte
9ieool0er oiif Oem GroBitrobeu-
Marfte a6 Gin anoerer 9ie-
boloer6elO Dor Dem @oIi5eirid-
ter.
Die glusreOe, oaB er es sur @e.
iuo6n6eit bat, itets einen HeOoluer
bel iid 3it fiibren bali Dem 2t Sabre
alien glrt6nr S6omas BON 91r. 10,
geeii Q9eit.StroBe, nidt i'm geriig.
item ST mtroe geitern O1orgen N
Der iiiolc6en Goli3eiitatiou inter ser
9luidthoiglmg einen 9ieOoloer iH-
ner6alb ser StaOtgreu5e o6geieuert,
reip. ber6orgen bei iid getragen 3u
6obeib Dem @oIi5eiridter Se0inlon
0oraeiii6rt
qlm Samitog 9l6en0 beritriadte
G6onias 6etr1dtlide 9lnfreglng alIf
Dem GroBItraBcn Nartte uu0 iebte
b.eIe grauen unO 9inoer in S6ret-
fen, ais er ieiuen 9Re0olOer a6ieuerte.
Seraeant SSo6u @ali6 mo Boli5iit
Soiep6 Olidil Der6oiteten i'm no6
auireqenOer Sago. E6omas iogte,
oaB er crit Dor 5lpei @oden bon
Seem gorf no6 bier gefonmen iei
itno in Ser Nietropole itets cine
ShuBpaffe BEL iid geiii6rt bo6e, Oa
cr oies ais not6menOig ero6tete.
Ser 9lrreitont leugnete, BOB er Sen
ReoolDer a6geferert botte uho err
fldrte, Bob ib oie @aife bon ielbit
cntlaoen babe, 9luf Der 5lu6t 5otte
er BEN 9lebolDer inter eineu &ogen
acporien Die &ol8ei fanO Die @oife
ipdter inter oem @efd6rt. ga Die
Sole oes S6omas Elm Sod alfpies,
aloi6te i6m goli5eiri6ter 9epinion,
BOB ser 0leDoloer iid entlooeu babe
Gr lieB Oesbnl6 oieie glnidulOigung
iallen, peroonnerte i'm ieoo6 ipegen
Grogeus ser @aiie 5i 500 @elo-
itrafe.
Ser 25 Sabre alte 9}eger 9fo6ert
0afer BON g1r. t34t, Garroll-StraBe,
uuroe e6enfalls in Der 9laht BON
Sanitag ouf Sonntag Oer5aitet
peil er einen GeDolper bel iid trlg.
aaoi Sebinion perurt6eiIte i'm 6il
S25 @elOItrofe. Die meitere 9lni6ul'
Oigrng gegen 8oter, Oen 0ieoolper
non Dem gleger So6n SouarO bon
glr. 1903, Clarion StroBe, geito9-
len 3u 9o6en, prroe nieoergelHla-
Qcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09
0lnm edlidin[ pcrfulat.

G6ne 81 piiien oaB ibr @atte am
SamItaq gladmittag an oen 6ol9en
cines @cbirnIeioeus geltorben IT.
Iicat Srot @largaret @lunroe iblper
franf iii nW}arDlanO llniperlitatSs
Soipital" oarnieoer, no iie Dor @o'
6eniriit einem ainOe oas Seben
idenfte S6r @otte 2aeranoer 2.
W1uuroe itarb i'm ySo5ns Soptins
Soipitol." Die 9ler5te beiilrdten
0aB sic N3itt6eilung bon Dem Eooe
i6res @atten iAlimme 6olgen bobell
f0nnte, imo 6aben oes6aI6 perboten
ooB Sic Srau bon Dem gl6leben ibres
Mones in aeuutniB aeiebt miro.
Wlimroe mar Elm Sngenieur uno fam
am 2. SSe6ruar nit einem gelaoenen
eleftriiden Draft in gerii6ruug. gr
crlitt i6limme 9ranOwunOen. Seit
IA M2onaten lit Mumroe perbeirotbet.
Gr tam bon So5leton, &a, nab Bal
tinore. &ermanote, Die in Gulutb,
Uliun, wo6uen iino ieinem SoOe be-
nadribtigt poroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09
@anEgInslueiic.

Anciucie nDcr ben Suitnno ocr ,,NlcrmnutSs
Wlemanice' National Snnt" IN Baltimore i'm
eiant Wlarulauo nm smlHh her Ocidjdite an
4 WinrS 1914
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09
Nanf gnsueiie.

fiuuals8an uuu Baltimore, IN Baltimore,
i'm stnatc WinrDinno, beiim Smtth Der Wei
imdltc ant A. Wldr5 1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09

etaai MiarDlano, etabt Baltimore. SO
ge. Slnocm 9ounocs, &i8cs@rdiocni ocs oben'
9erdunien Snitiuis. beidiu0rc Dicrmii ieierid
od6 Der obige 2lueluei5 nn6 meHem bclien
Mllcn uno @lauben pnbr it,
e. glaocn 2olunoce,
S6abneilicr
lnierihrchcr unb hci0moren por mir an
beiem Dem T. Mldr3 1914
(@ei) Nat6arinc ". Srid,
diieuti6cr 9iotar.
sic M6hsIeli bei4elnieeni
NoUin Nariicio,
Gcpmpir MinnoCibnuni,
61arlcs Ni. NDbu,
(Nldr5o) Gireitorcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09

2orle0cn uno Disconii -. 1880. .32309
uebe3ogcn, 9eliWett mo uf9es .-.o
8er. etaaienCbnaalioHen, mn Die
Giriuldtion 80 lihern. ..... 2OOOOOOO
Der Ginaien Cbiaaiionen 5ur
Si9erlng bon Ser Sfaaiens
1cpoltlen -......... .......t-- lVVU.UV
Cbnaaiioucn. siOerbcicn eic... 4t,t3s.7s
8ani0aus, Nlbpeln uno Giui0s
lullN .............. ..... ..-s...... 4Ot4V4.oV
glnocres @rnoeigentbuni. ....... 5,Bo940
5ieieroeaeeaisnj ',...,. .'.. ''.' 5s2o5.Oi
Sdlliq bon Siaates lfo Rrioni'
9dnlen mo Nduliers. Iruts
Gompapnic'n mo Spurbnnien.. 14Ol9.9s
@eenten ,................. 1O043A4s
ghcds mo anocre N00rpoiicn 2.466.61
Gbeds ir Die HiQuioir Ianl.... 3IOOO.s .s4
Noien bon dnoeren Naiionnl'Sdn'
aleiHes aapicraeo, g'ldci mo s.o-
e,efs6iid in Der 8ani beiia6li6c
0eierOe:
72.3ss.Oo
@inloungss6ono oeponiri beim
d GTo5eni Der 6irinloiionj 49,. 100000
fauia ....-.................. 100000
sotol .................. zoos, ,468.6s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09
@anf.@msmsiic.

glus,ueis h6er ben eianb Der ,,secono 9aiipnnI
a"rs IN galtimure I'M Staat Wlarnlano,
~, 1hins oer Ojcidlaite am a. Wiar5 1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09

WNlUWuNli
Sarlcben uno Sisconti. .....Sf3
lcber5ogcn aeii6eri uno unac
n,r sstoofen S,6,iooii,o;ncia' ;;s;
SiDcruHa Der 0irlulaiion. &C..
Ser Siaalen Cbligniionen 8ur
Siherung Der 8er. Sinaicn.
ruiip bon RoiisSpareinlaacu
glnoere Obliantionen 5ur Si1e,
iirn9 oon Der siadiens Sepoa
iitcn 5000 O5O; 3rr SiOeruuQ
bon Spnrciuluqcn $1,000
9l1ocrc Rflnocr 6lir Si0crunQ
9ier. Sianien NepoiiictI. ...
Ghligniioncn, Si0crbciien eiC..
Nnnipebduoe ...............
ginoercr @runoci0enibnmebciib.
Sduig bon Naiionalbanlcn Qcinc
Neieruc NQcnicn) ...... /
Sduia bon Siaalss mo @ripnli
g'anien unO Nnniers, Iruiis
0ompaanie'u uuo Spur6nWen
6dlia bon appro6irien 3leierOes
4lQcuien ..... I
Goods un0 unOcre G0drpoiicu.
Goods fiir ole 0larirs0nnf .....
9.oicn bon aHocrcn yiaionalban
aIeines @apiergelo. Gidels mo
Ocnls ...... ..............
@eicblio IN Der SaHi beiinoli6e
9ieierue.
0inloiunqssSono 0eponrt beim
Ner. SinaieH SOdbmeiiier (6to
Der 0iriulation) )............
a a e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09

Staot WinrDlano, @criidernngs. Sepnrtement,
miiidrsNRrean. - baltimore, ben 2.
SSebrunr 1914. SD beihenige bierinit oaB
&oriiepcnocs Gin MISUNDERSTANDING sIus3ug aus
heu idbrli6cu 9luspeiie Der nWcrmanin Sire
5ninrnnce 60" uBn New.N0rt, N..Y big sum
81 December 1913, luie er In oeicrl 9iireau
cin0ereidi iuoroeu. it,
genl. Wiaiuu Sbc6ar,
Seri6crunas s'&ommidr.
(5c6r2G ,Nldr55.t2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09

@eiammte 8uaeianoene @ui9a6cn S72GO 1927
Observation-Disclosures
iS,eitoj OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sts4,864.55
IotQle uiht fdQioe Qrduticn 3,805G01 .t3
Sudre Wiieibe llnoen etc.. 2224.13
glbgeiddtter Scira9 ipdier 8dblbas
rer Sienern ................ 55,0O000
Gommiiiionen Olaileree6ii6rcn etc 10402.3O
ri HrIllno.Sramien ....'......... .'' 80,74757
Geiammic Standardization nit
9lsnabmc oes 3apiiuls ...... So, ,G63,95O.
Su 9nar be5d0lics
9litieniapial Isl 600 100000
lle6erihub iiber allie
--------~--~ 3,506 ,266 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09
OLD Bn11 ItnR.

glaG 3OrfOH nnS SlO SSOint.
gunoess4olt6anipfe ySlorioe" uuo ,,girgiHla".
STE fetniien iinb inneriien alii Der @ai.
Siner ............75 @entS
SrRIfad 49,; :. b. 80 6enis
Soipie q la Garte 9ienit 81 rdBigen 8relfen
Sic 9ampfer babeu laiifenbes 9ajier uno
Sart9ul5s s9ielen In alien 9djhteu; @icIFne,g Bet
ten IN auen bnpSelteu 9imaern uno Msctalls
9Dien nit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uH0 ubere 1Inpps
Qufen in alen tlefnen 8fmmern @ripatga6e.
itubeu nit Sal5. ur0 iTiIdem @aHer. WtarcuNi
MaidifiIs hit aGen Balm. unb SampIsE.
9inien.
$3.50 dlenen6.Slanbiabrtgilete rod pIb
&plnt, 0Drfulf uno &DttsmDntb, 8a,, 3um Gers
tlu 5rcitdge urb SnnnnnBS.
Sampler perIaiien @ier "a, eigbtetraae taa.
ldD, eint6ltebIi6 Gunnt1gs, um $50 9lbeuoe.
Sinst.8hrsaur, 107 tts9dltirloresStr.; 3.
Y. g. 81bns9lrgau, Continental Butloino;
SiisSdbettesGtr uno 500 3abtsStr.
Gjeyd6 bonn Sotel ober g8obnuna nab Heife'
5iel eupeotrt,
2. .. TBpHlSiDn, dratjic Wnnoger.
6. .. Sprban, GerS 8aii. @Qent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09
Henerueriidlcrnmas.gInssiacn
. S Rar glitter,
geridcanoe.gsmt nnO MSOfr
SOpains 2snirOmS 32 sOut6-Str., naGe 2Sater-Str.

Gunbenirtcr glnSmcis h6er ben stano Der
,,Cuunn Tirc Sninraucc OpmpnuD" puu YBts
iaoelp6in, va, nm 81. Se5cmber 1913.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09
enrd sas eerHaernnns. esparlemnl.

Gunocnirtcr gluswcis H6rr ben eiaub Der
,Wemauin sire Snuraucc Co." pun Neu
Nurl, NsD., ait 81. Se5embcr 1913.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09
@efammfe Standardization.

GjeIammte Standardization. 81, ,2GO 1927
9etraq Scr an 81 Se5ember 1913
in ben Ser. Stnaten In &rat
bcfuoicben 9blicen. n.........S sos, ,412,014.O0
8etra9 Der IN WnrDlnno pd6s
reno oeS Sa6rcS 1913 ausqes
itelien 9oliccu. ............ 7,7t5022. 90
Qrdmicu, ueldc mGbreno 1913
Sen 'Y.'.'' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .''. 50,406.52
geriuiie ................... 26,s45.56
gerinife ...........s.....s 277OO.3s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09

qlnSlucis hbcr ben Stanb Der ,,gatiunal Gr.
dlanne Sani" In Baltimore im Stnaie
wsarDlano bei'm SnluR Der @riddite am
A. Winr5 1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09
Snr@ oas @erilderuHas- Gepartemeut.
Snn0enIirtcr 9lnsiueiS

ii6cr ben 3Mitano Der German 9lmericau sire
Suinrnurc NumpnHD" UDu Baltimore, 9io.,
an 81. Sc5ember 1913.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09
ScncrDcriidjcrnuaS -sln5ciacn.

Guuocniricr 9lusiueis iiber ben etano oei
,,0ummercc Suiurnncc COmpnun" uun 9lls
baug, 0.sN., am 81. Se5ember 1913.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09

Goubufrtcr 9lnsnes iiber ben 3pitauo Der
yeumOelot wire Snlnranee 81 non @ittS'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09

Merdants & Nhncrs SranSpOrt 81.
9anpfer.2inie,
Srndjt itnb %nNngier.
Rad 90iirn unb bem Cittn
Seben Counting, Sienit1g uno Sreitdg
ltbr Mhenos.
Nnd Brooioence nno oem Often.
Seben Sonning, 9ienitdg uu0 Sretdd.
llbr 9lbenos.
BAD NeiupurtsSleiu9.
Gonn!dq, Dienitag uno Sreitag, 1lbr NbenoS.
Sramt nuqenonlmen tiglib BIG llbr Nd9m.
fir oenielben Gag nbfnbrenoe 9ompier.
Gadl Sauanna6 uno SadiDnuint.
SeOen Wl0ntag, WNttipob, Sreitna, ll0r AbOA
6aupi0nrcnu: 0ernnus uno 2tnBt.gtr
.. %. MlsNen, @gent. @ier Sub ber 0absSir,
(113T&G-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09

etaat Wlarglanb staot Baltimore SO,
ScnrD 9. 9lcoue, Naiiirer Der oben eenannlen
@uni, 6eImeniee biermii ieierli0. 0aB Der
obiae gtusmes mad meirem beten gstiien uno
@jlaubeH uabr it.
9enrb 2. 0lroue,
&aiiirer.
llnieri6ritsen iino 6elbporen bor mir ar
hiciem Dem T. Wldr8 1914.
9BlCmpn s.. Sud
0fientliber 9totar
Gie 8i6tIsieit 6ef8einaeH
Sucu6 q. 0oul,
0lnruu 9cncim,
Wcurne Smlllina,
(Wdr30) Sireftoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09

gluSueis H6cr ben etono BET ,,Nlercauiile
gnnt" IN Baltimore i'm situate MinrDlnuo,
6eim ehmh Der weinaite AM T. Wldr5 1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09

Uprt, N.sDp um 81. Se0ehOVt lvAo'
Sa6rcs ..,..............'.... .$3, ,92O. 1896
5abres .' ...........',........ T'. 1866, ,72t Oe
Out1n6cn.
ieiii6ait ...........,........ $25O,OOOOO
cioenibnm 9' .'..'...........' 4o2 10000
Sbliquioncu rhb glticn. bon
Der @cienhait geeienct. ...,.. 5,493,2543l
8nar i'm 9iiread uno IN 8anleu
uuo 1ruit Gompdqnie'n. ...... $50 0,9O61S
9CQenien. Gonts9ilan5en - 5l4 ,39005
Sduigc uno duigelauicne 8lnleH
lnb Wiiet0en ................ 40, loOS4
8niio.Gul6a6en .............$7,s55,s ,sO1. SO
Ndlt 5ngcianocnc 0utbaber.
glQcncn gilan8cu, ore
Qoer nebr Wionaie
fdaie ............ $tO,1o73O
@u6mcrb DER Gu6
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knowing, voting public. He adds that
should the public ever get to the
truth about the executives qualifica-
lions he could not be elected to any
position.
Senator Wors1ey does not think that
Governor Hunt will make the race for
the United States senate. He thinks
that Hunt has centered his fire On his
present birth and will do all in his
power to have himself reelected.
Zone good thing would come out of
the State of Arizona sending Hunt to
the United States senate said the
senator TT would show just how
little the state cares to have credi-
BILE representative in Washington. But
don't think Hunt will try for the
post, for he feels that he can fool the
democrats of the state for another
term in the state house"
Judge WorsIey is the man who pre-
cipitated the recent investigation in
to the State University at Tucson. The
judge made charges hat President
Wilde had not informed the legisla-
ture of the true condition of the insti-
tuition and had deliberately misrepre-
scented the facts connected thereto.
Last week the board of regents of
the institution, over their signature,
published a statement, which COM
pI6C6ly e8On6rdCeu CH0 preSlueuC VI
the state school.
In regard to this Judge Worsley
ilaughingly said the statement should
carry a lot of weight, inasmuch as it
was made by President Wilde himself.
ct is certainly a peculiar kind of
whitewash when the president of
the school is allowed to Investigate
the charges against him and then
practically prepare the statement
which is finally issued
Worsley says that upon reaching
Tucson he will again take up the fight
for a clean house in the university.
He declares that an investigation is
deu and that he will answer the state
ment made by the regents. The SEN
! ator states that he wishes some out
slider, preferably representative of
the press, would make an investiga-
ton of the university.
In regard to the oft-repeated rumors
that Senator WorSley would be can
didate for either the governorship, the
senatorship or for the lower house of
congress, Worsley declared last night
that he had never announced himself
as a candidate for any of these of,
fees He added that the newspapers
of the state had made him candi
date lat regular intervals, for every
office in the state entirely without his
knowing about it.
EI don't think 1 could afford to run
for any office this fall, regardless OF
what my personal inclinations might
be in the matter.