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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-11
TELLS OF ACCIDENT
AFTER THREE YEARS
Carl +. SiemOn COnfeSseS to Running
Down and killing Man at
Bridgeport, Conn.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. May IL
Carl r. Siemon, owner Of the Siemon
Hard Rubber company, has made a
voluntary confession that three years
ago last October he ran down and
killed John DeMartino. a Tamford
peddler in his automobile. This solves
a mystery which had completely baf-
fled the Bridgeport police department
The fatal accident occurred on the
night after the Yale-C'Olgate football
game and Colgate students driving
toward New York in a machine were
suspected. Rigid investigation failed
TO fasten the crime on the students at
the time
The confession Of Mr.. Siemon is said
TO be in the hands OF County Coroner
John ]. Phelan. who has ordered the
accused held in $4,000 bail. Mr..
Siemon is we'll known throughout the
manufacturing circles in the east. 1t
is said that he failed TO make his con-
fessiOn before on account of fear that
il would cause his wife's death as she
was i'll at the time of the accident.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-11
COVERING
BOOSTS MARKET
Majority of Changes in Nature
of Advances But Several
Stocks Are UnChanged--NeW
Low Price in N. P.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE stock
market closed strong on week end
covering by bears. Net changes were
limited to fractions with the exception
Of those recorded in Reading and
Chesapeake and Ohio which closed
at advances of more than a point.
The majority of the changes were
in the nature of advances, but smelt-
ers. Mexican Petroleum, New York
Central. United States Rubber and
Westinghouse closed unchanged, while
Consolidated Gas, Lrie first preferred,
Guggenheim, katy" Missouri Pa
cific. Pennsylvania and Western IN
ion closed lower. all OF them traction
ally, excepL Consolidated Gas which
lost a full point closing at the low OF
the day.
Missouri Pacific was the feature of
the early session. opening al an over
night loss OF I SIS on the announce
ment that Kuhn, Loeb and company
had declined the directors invitation
10 finance the refunding Of the $780,
100000 notes falling duo June
declination will be madc public Mon
day. Saturday mornings low for
Missouri Pacific came within a half
point Of the low record made on April
80 last. Covering of shorts commenced
almost Immediately after the stock
opened, however, and the price was
run UP TO Il IS. where it reacted TO
IL IA at the close.
Northern Pacific made a new low
price for the movement again Satur-
day at los but regained ! l-2 points in
the late dealings.
Chesapeake and Ohio opened on a
parity with Fridays low point, but
rallied during tho session TO so IL.
Canadian Pacific was somewhat firm
er and closed 3-4 higher. Reading in
the late session was taken in hand
and run up TO 164 "a after having
opened at 163. United States Steel
started at 5S Is and closed SIS above
Yesterdays final price at 5S IA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-11

DR.. Kings New Life Pills keep stom-
ach. liver and kidneys in healthy con-
dition. Rid the body OF poisons and
waste. Improve your complexion by
flushing the liver and kidneys. II got
more relief from one box of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills than any medicine L
ever tried" says G.. r. Hatfield. OF Chi
cago. III. 25c. Recommended by All
Druggists. Adyt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-11

HELEN VIEWS SOME AN
TIQUE FURNITURE THAT Is
TO BIZ SOLD AT AUCTION.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-23
BY CAD, SUH!AS SOUTHERN GENT
&c PIIT DEE CTREET CAD

IS PUT OFF STREET CAR
Alderman Ellis Geiger entered the
city hadd this morning, his face red
with anger. He announced that he
intended to sue the street car COM
pany.
Coming downtown this morning he
said he boarded a car at North State
and Erie SITS. Conductor No. 5417
ordered him inside. The alderman
asked that he be allowed to remain
on the rear platform, as he had a
headache and wanted some fresh air.
At Grand av. he was put off the car.
Persons came to his assistance and
he continued his ride-and argu-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-23

U SAlSG NE VNSNIPAIN I'm DUNNO
DEATH MYSTERY
Mrs. Eva Clements, 10S w. Grand
aV., the woman of the taxicab rides"
arrested in connection with the death
of Nicholas T. Burns, wealthy ship
chandler, was released by the police
today.
When arrested, Mrs. Clements adj
mitted to the police that she had had
many taxicab rides with the wealthy
church member shortly before he was
found dead of cyanide poisoning on
Sheridan road, but refused to say
where she had gone with him.
Mrs. Clements, who has Morals
court record, denied that she was
with Burns on the night of his death.
Her landlord backed up her assertion
that she had not left the house that
night.
1t is believed that the police are
looking for other women companions
of the dead church member. They
say that when Burns visited the cafes
of the North Side, he was known as
Captain Brown" that he usually
was accompanied by woman and
spent large sums of money.
The police declare Burns was at
the Green Mill Gardens with two 9TH
er men until II As on the night of his
death. They say that when he left
the men he was invited into two diff
ferent electrics by two women. An
hour later he was found dead.
BY CAD, sub! "A SOUTHERN GENT
Is PUT OFF STREET CAR
Alderman Ellis Geiger entered the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
N'pe iuiirOen mir i'm slciGcu Sale
thuu?

Sic 9cgenp1rtige ellrupaildle
sriegsgciobr 6eipeiit nieOer eirniol
rcd]t 0eutlid) Die llnf6bigfeit Der
onelo.amerifaniiheu Ereiie, 6rogen
clwopdiidrr Eolitif ju beurtheilcn,
iagt Scr o9lnlerifa" BON ct. 9utis,
pcnn 0icie nift gon5 ourdiidtio
iin0. @ewobnt, lid NIT SeIierreidj-
llngorn lir olle Su6eIiabre einmol,
nit ocn Observation-Disclosures iiber-
Doupt nidt 81 6eihofii9er, bon De-.
rem @epolfering unO alIltiir man
MIR gon5 peridruommcne 9lriidteu.
6ot, ltono man oen Greigniiiell Ser
lesten Moheu uolig lnuor6creiiet
gegeniibcr. 9lls INN gar BON Wien
uils oos llltinIotimt ni1 Serbicn er-
Qing wuBte man nidt aus imo ein.
@cidrieben Oorii6er nilBte nber iuer-
oeu ga Jog man lid oeun aaer-
DanO Wesbeit aus BEN Sillgcrn.
MoS ga 6nn Yorichein fam mar.
Damn oid oanod. ga man bon Der
groBierbiidcn 4ropoganOn 10 gut
luie nidts puBte, nidtS BON ben
Gcrrot6 uno Dloro 6riiteuOen gc9en
CcierreiH geridteten Eldnen luO
9ltidlGgelt ser gelgrnocr SEreiie,
ntd,tc man hinter Dem 8Drdeben Der
Center Der @eihidc Der Coppclmo-
norhic yemeggriinoe, Die ibncn Dol
fla fern liegen. Gin 9lott ipradj
ooDou 0oB Seiterreid oui @ebetss
erlpcrOuug aus lei eii oiOcrcS iuicI.
t. mna 6co5lidti0e eiren Sdlog 81
iii6ren gegeu Die ghiSbreiiung Oer
ilnpiiheu .Waht, udmcnO Oodl rc1
uaGrc @rnno, Sic pon aoniareidl
5crticn aus geiorOrrtc YropoganOa,
Sic ocn ifduNIideu Nloro in Sara-
jcpo our 6olgc buitc, oas gorgebcn
SciicrreidS uoGig erfl0rt,
@cnn man lid nur folgcnoe ga
rolIcle boriicue nwoIltc Neu-0ierifo
ncbe Sobrblmoert long untcr Dent
Sod eraueu6oiter 9l5tcfenberridoIt
ecihmoHtct. llnicr &olf, Oas iid
pntcr sroBen Opierl mn oic 3uriid
oldugung ser 9l5teten I'M gon5en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
3mm Oiesja6ripen iisbten @cltpuit.
Gonarch in Winorio.

nDie gan5e @elt cin ciit5iges Boit.
ocbiet~, 70 lautcte Oas groBdrti1c
4rosramm ociien @erluirflihulg
ocr onmaligr @cbeime 0berpoitratb
pon Stcpbdn Dor lG SSa6rcu lid 5ituI
3iclc icbte. Inn Den uielieitigcn mo
ihweridlligcn NoitUcrtraaS YcItim-
nunocn fit cen GerFcbr nit 0cnt
gluSlnnoe ein Gnoc 5u bcrcitcn iinO
ocn @crfe6r Der @olfer mlterctlonocr
5il crlcidterii
SIN Sabre 1874 Iebcn mir 6uai cr.
itcu @lale p Staatcn nit einen 6ld-
henraitm bon 37 Wlillionch GuaOrdi
filomeicr lnO $50 Nlillionci Gin.
mo6ucrn in Gem glnaemeircil Bolt
perciu frcrciliat. @eutc iii ons BON
Stephan bcaonuene g9erf 10 eut mic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
SnhrSfGnr.

glm So, Sui wIlbelm snbrsdh smecmelnc
HcniiDc Grchcnbcnntb IS Sabre ai
Sim 90 Srli 0cntD 8. Sraubcs, gir. 1872
Glib sNuuos sSt0Bc, 70 Sabre ali
sIni 80. Iuh Wiag GngIsr, llnDeriiidisspo
lpital % Sdlfe a.
slu so. Silt w;afaarsi g. Gneb, 9ir 1749
eeifSaDeiics5trnBe. rs labrc OIL
glm 81. SuIi 4stsr e'asriL 9'r, lie, sh0s
0irecnc Sirube. Sabre nlL
slui so. Suli GStitam .. Darp, gr. Alb,
Roro-0 0bcilcr Sir0bc, 80 Sabre alt
glni 1. slueitii 0bntIeo 6. Nero, sir, 904
9ioro EuncaH HSirabc y Sabre olf
glnl 81. Snli 0enrD G. 0eM 0splan1oc
strarinlcris 6nfnp @lace, 52 Sabre all.
PIN 3l Suli Gbaritc o. 9nlabt unipcri
idiesSoipiinl, 20 Sabre at
slm so. Sui Mbse 0laltopan 9lr. 1922,
Bolton. StrdBc 27 Sabre lli
glm 81 SuIi @alentinr Wtrt Solpilal. %
Sabre all
sIm So Sui Snmes ~. Mioore, gir o55o.
collins Srdbc 81 Sdbre alt.
9lnl 80 Suli Nnnn ~ YrNdlt, gir 6J, 2Sclts
5ruhfln,SirnGe 81 Sabre dlt
9lnl 81 Siili GliSnbetb Sdliunr5iOpf, glr
226 9lDro gNolfc SirnBc. 81 Sabre ali.
pm 81 sSuli WinrD 2. Shirlrn, 5lr 1903
gseiis9lulbcrrr. SrnBt 81 Sabre nli
9lm %. Suli 0hnncs u Simpton, 9ir 52i.
Sio EdiierIon.Rarf 60 SABRE all
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
Bonn gadcrtiidl.
&onobud Der 9unitwii-
CniCh a st.

s In D 3 Il 6 Der Gun It N T.
icnibo it.
9croiisgcgcben bon Or. 6riB Bur
Ger. Wliinhcn III Ycrbinoung nit
ncn llliiueriit1ts 9Srofciioren CIR
tius.Grianecn Geeer-@ -@ro5. SORT
mann Strobbure. 0er6feIo, Siloc-
bronot uno @ulff Berlin Sonscns
Noae. Weuwirt6 gSicn 9Sinocr-
0urnlltoot, Singcrs8resociL @rof
@ibtbuntaicl, Electromagnetic
.g8ecie Bern. g9ilitb inO OberbibIio-
tEcfor 9cioinecr -@liinhen. Wlit ca.
1000 9lbbiloungcn. Sn 2icfcruuoclt
III i.50 Morf. (glfooenlildc Der.
losS @cical6oft. 9lcubobelSbcre.)
2ieierilro 10; @uIff aItAriitIide
nno 6u5ontiniidc Giinit Seft Z.
Cine anuItgeibidte, bic lih IN 70.
rcitcn llnlfangc ipic 0ie pprlicgcnoe
nit Sen groblemcn scr aunIt befobt
go6 cs bis6cr niGt imo Der rnec.
i6tcItc uno oberfldHIihIte Yld or.
fcnnt ic6r bolo Die flare, lpeit aus.
ihouenoe Organization oen flug
Oisponircnoen @eiIt into ben fiinlt-
Icriihen @rlinoUug, Oic IN g(Ilem bic
ics g8crf ous5eihnet. N2dt MIR nit
cuBeroroentlid)er Wriin0lidfeit lons
bern ouh nit cincr Sriidc. ocren
iih niHt icoc oncrfatntc 0iinitqc-
itbihtc riibmen Oarf iinO aud sic
ipr0Oeitcn Stoiie Oorgeitcat- 3u sen
nieiiter6often 0oritcalueeu gcicrt
iih Gin prohtooacs 9il0erinotcrioI;
COS ein Dornebmcr ltnierucbmnos
gcilt in iibcrreiHer 6iiIlc lmo Ghon.
heit beritcIlcn lief. SSu scr ougcu.
bIidIid erihieucnen 2ieieruua bc.
ainnt 3. @nIff ocn Oierten sroiien
S(bidnitt ieiner rndoiienoen Oar,
telling 9(ItNriitIidc lmo bpsoaiiIi-
ihei @unIt.~ oic oweifcllos bic Be-
feutenoitc DoritcIlunq Oicics @cgcn.
itonocs iii, oie mir beiiten.. Gin gro
Bes Stiid oltdriitliher aultur fciert
bier feline 9Iuieritcbuue mo ocrau-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

Siiopcitcn 9cr0icnte cripor6cn
ic)riit bel geec6euer @cIcgenbcit oo-
5u, oos o6en seuanutc @ebict p0llig
bonn gl5tefenreic6 5u trennen, iporartf
luir in mebr ols 0reiBigi6brigcr 4lll-
tiirorbcit itnenolib bieI sur Se6ung
Oes 2nnops beigcirngeit oos MONTE
nea nod Der Oberbobeit oes 9(5te=
fmbcrriHers mteritonO 9luf ole
9est mare 0ieics unnotiirlihc Ser
bdItniB gcIoit unO 9leii-@lcrifo oen
Scr Stnoten eingcfiigt porocn. SSu
Sol9e Ociien piirOen MN Die mas.
ge6enoen Srciie in 9terifo in g8utb
ecratbcn neil ibrc 9a0ne oorouf &C.
rihtet woren, 9Ieu-W}erifo nit
iErem 2anoe 81 peridmeI5eM ipcil
cin Ebeil scr 9epobncr OcS MN
O0aig uno ouf rehtlid]e @ciic erpor.
benen omerifonii1en @ebiets NIcgi.
foner leien. glufseitoheIt bon elmer
frcmOet roiieDermnuoten Ntodt
miiroc 0onn W1crifo cine 9ropognr-
0o in Scenc ieBen, ais oercn Soleelt
lidj in gleu.Werifo, g(ri5ono mo
Gnlifornien bohperrdtberiihe lint
trie6e bemerfbor mohcn niirOcn.
3ulcbt miiroen Ocr %icc. Yr1liocnt
ser Ser. Staotcn unO icinc @emubs
lin bel cincm gciuhe in 9os Icgns
crnloroct poriiber Oic geiantnltc
nerifoniiHe 4rciic lid IN coniih &C.
niciner g9cilc crecbcn wiiroc, nah
reno bon ollen Scitcn bcitotigt mcr.
cen piirOe, OoB Die iiibrcnocn &reic
Wicyifo's Dem 9lttclltot nid)t fern
itonOen.
g9oS lpiirOe unier Golf. Oos nm
Oiel gerirgerer llriohe pillcn oep
3rieg nit Spouicu moGtc mo Die
9eietluq bon Geru GnB olsiiibrcr
iob, mo6l iolheu llmli1uoci gegcr
ii6er tbun2 Sidcrlid) c6eu oos mas
Seiterreidl i6ot:: GOm gciuilienloien
9iod6or Sii6nc ser oldgeb0uitcn
ShulO uno oos Geripreheu Ser GbI
Itcaung 1bnlic6er llmtric6e iiir Oie
3ufilnit foroprn. llHo niemauo,
wiirOe 6e6auptcn ooB cine iolhe
6orOcruHg mbilig, nod. 0oB cs ben'
anerifQniid)et @olfe Oorunl 6u tom
lei. ciBeu gtrcit pom Same al.
6rchclt III Der gIbiiht ocS @e6ietacr
luer6s ooer bloB, I'M Dem Eunmeu-
foniSmuS 9l6brud'5lt tbup
Ger 5on lieqt 10 tfos, ooB mon.
es gar nid]t uoidueaOig bat, diiSSu.
legeu. S6oiiGhlib beiitt ia aud
5crbicn IGugit nidt Sic SnmpotGie
unO llnteritiibmg oacr ilawiihen
gSationoIitGteu. Gin arober Ebeil
ser arooten iclbit mill nihtS miiipn
BON Der groBierbiiden Sropagaioo
0aS 6obeu Oie Tenonitrotioncn III
Srroieoo iwo Nlsrom beiuieicn 9l1e
6ciierep c5ediihcn Glcnlcntc lueuOeu
iih nit 9l6ihcu n6 BON ciuer rotio7
uuliitiiheu Ycpegung, Die Moro nn0
Gerrot6 briitct Sn ben vGhoeS oi
tie StreetS@ oen bcfdnRicn &c
frGliicltcu 5dnitcln Oev Ylobc.Ec-
nlocrot. beiBt cS Ougcgcn:
y9Imcrico boS uIrcoou tufeu lioes
III fife neip NOR iituotion in europe;
OF coiirie. It's pit6 tbe nnOer BOG"
Gin finoiidj. urTeifeS llrthcil alio, |
eeiGGt obue 9liidiiHt ouf 9lcht ln0
giligfeit, obne 9liidiibt oui Oie
l6otiode. OoB Die @eligeihidte Oos
Neltgerift lit. mo DaB mir beriiien
eriheinen, IN ndhiter 3eit ctnen m
rer long binge6olteuen 9lebtsipriide
~ t1nrffpfn1pu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

IoBt SEN ocnfcnOcn 2cicr, oudb sc.
aiebuugen 8miIden chit luO jebt 6u
fGiipfen. @s Ddre frclIoie 5ll bcgrii-
BEN menn eiIl g8crf pic oieics in
rcdt pieIe Sdnoe fame; Denn cs per-
ticft Oos gSiiicn ocs acnncrs mo
pcriHofft aud ocm 9oicn cincn 30.
fen geilteen @cuuB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02


Gongrciic ciliadc Gonicrcn5en Itntt
Die @cibidtstnfel oeS ggeItpoitpcr.
cius Dcr5cidnct I'M @an5cn icAS Con-
erciic (t874 Bern 1878 @aris, 1885
2iiiabon. 1891 8icn, 1897 gguI6ing-
ton iuO 1906 9ionD imO 5ipei Son.
fcrcu5eu (1S76 Bern, 1880 8ariS).
Sir ben 3uionlmentritt oes ndd.
ltcr SScltpoitconarciies, Ser in Nla.
oriO itattiinOeii miro, lit bon Der ipo.
niibei &eaierimg Scr 10. September
B. I. beltinuHt Dor0cH. gllS Dior.
gcigabe miro Die ipanii6c &oitper-
moltung ocm WeItpoitpcrein ibre 3n-
ltimmung 5u Dem ben Eoitonpcis
iltngsoienit 6etrefienocll gIe6euo6.
tommcn gum @eltpoitpcrtrog ii6cr-
reidcL cin @rgebniB, oaS uaeroinqs
reihli6 5u ipdt tonnlt. 5panicn
mar ndinlib ieitber oaS ein5ige cllro-
pdiicbe Sano obne &oitanmeiinigs
Oicnit Ole Ocntibc GeidSpoitpcr-
woltitng (5ielcid) 9oDern mo Biirt
temberg pertrcten6) miro, mie INNER,
auf Dem GorgreB eiuc iiibren0c 9lOae
cinnebmen. Sic bat bcrcits I'M So,
mar 3. S. in ciner i'm &eibspoIianlt
in Berlin abgc6olteneu Gpnferen5 oic
QSiinide Ocs Geutihen S5anoelStageS
sum @cltpoitcongreB ent9egengcnom-
men mo iiir Die Gnilenoilng bon &c.
onlten SIR Gbeiluo6me al Dem Con.
9lcB Ocn 8etrog pom $1,000 ltt. Dor.
geiebcn Gen olten @lnlb Der oeiit.
ihen @onoclsiUelt, Oos @cltpcnnys
porto fit Nricic cin5nfiibreL miro
mc9cn 0cs ublc0nen0cn Ncrboltcns
Der mciiten YoitoerDoltlngcn audi
ocr Niaorioer GongrcB leiOer nod
nicbt erfiillen fonncn. &on OCi ii6ri-
gen @iinicben ocs Geutidcn @onocls
togcS wdrcn Il. a. nod 5I ncmen..
bic @rltdBigung ocS 3nidIlogportos
tlr lnn5nrei1eno iranfirtc 8ricic
OieieS bctr0et 6ir 3cit ons Coppclic
Oc5 ic6lcnOcil Yortos mnD sic Der.
ciniodnlg Der Observation-Disclosures.
gcn icrucr bic aagemeiuc Slmabnic
Ocr gluhuortibeinc, Die 3uloiiung Der
&crt6ongabc, 9loduobmc mo onOc.
rcr 9eionocr1citen i'm Eadctpcrfe6r
uno Ole gInna6nc OcS llc6crcinfonl
mems bctr sic MISUNDERSTANDING
0lrtb Oic al oieicn @inribtungclt nod
llic6t tbcilHebueuoen SGuocr. 3ui
0ell lcstcren gcboren i'm 3eitllugSpcr
Tcbr. mas nnS III EcuilhlnnO cigcn-
orii1 oiiutt, nuH nod 0ranfreih mo
@robbriinunicu. Die cugliihen @oit
uniinlica bciaiien Iib iiberbaupt nitbt
init 3citingsbcitelllma pdGrcnO bic
irolBoiicbcn 5Dnr Announcements Spi.
icben Yublifuni luio Ycrlcger permit
teln, oen &erlntot Der 3citungcl III
mlitonolihcr 9Seiie Onlter areuj-
banO mo init ocr glOreic ocS Ycjic-
bcrs) nber eanj Dem Gerleger an
0eimitcllen. @enu Die maini9iobcu
9iinibe Oes 9elItidei Sanoelstogcs,
Oic ais oic Binlihe bon GeiltihlonO
iiberboupt ungcIebcn pcrOen folulen,
audi nidt 1uf cinmol criiiqt mcroell.
10 lit Ood 5u boffcn. OaB Der GongrcB
III 9ln0rio lpieoerlm @er6ciicrlmgen
iino Grleihterungen I'M &eltpoitper-
fcbr 6ringen miro. Cine ipGtere 3eit
miro 6onn ben @cItpoItcouereB picl
lciht dil1 cinmol in Geutihlano Der
Seiinot1 ocs 9eeriinoers oes g9elt-
poiioercins, pcrionlmclt ic6cn.
(Golnilde @olts5eitung)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
Gpesial.Olutis.

Asir Iieicrn al Srnauioiionsn, bic 8icnics
uno glu5ilnac bcronfnlicn, loitcHtlct @liidsino
Unto 9unnierH liir 3ldernnoren.
fsclneS 9(iiorincni bon 9onoics L; UiiblneN
Scbachieln 5n nidklaeii Breien Glellell 81
ldb,encn Wioun sum Nctrieh ocS Glhdraos'
lpenn gcDuilitbt
GS loblt iih bel ulS JoriiiIpredben n9et
unereH gIge1ielI i5mnien nno flo nnicrclI Xlu"
eIilurCt 5n ldlicL
@lrninia Hnrc 0nubD So.
i06 NUlpln. SitaAc.
(Suni26 gtun2Gl laH&So)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
gcrmiidJte Anseisen.
Ncirnthancindl.

Sin leSieer W;anE. ut niitileren Sa6reu
iadi Die @cidiniidail cines laiholi6cn Dldo'
bcIs ooer gSiipe 5ucde Scral0, gSin Ve
miie 5arm n1be Siaot bcfre;pcn Dian aorel
fire inter GDiiire -. 2. 9j", EtnNdlcr orr
rcipuuocnt". (su92-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
eci@eHbcituticr.
Namirl Cation,

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The Detroit times., 1914-11-02
BY X. A. sALLENoER.

After one of the most spectacular
"off-year" campaigns In the history sof
the state, Michigan voters will 60 to
the polls tomorrow to choose q gov
ernor. congressman and other elective
state and county officials.
On the eve Of the struggle, the titu-
lar leaders Of both the old parties ad-
mitted that the balance Of power
the decision as to whether q Republi.
can or Democrat should occupy the
gubernatorial chair for the next two
years-lay with the Progressive NOM
inee.
II H. r. Pattengill. OF Lansing. Bull
Moose standard bearer, polls more
than two-thirds Of the vote placed on
Watkins two years ago, Democratic
governor will hold sway at Lansing.
IL the vote falls below the two
thirds mark, Republicanism will again
triumph and the first Democratic ad-
In more than 20 years
will have passed into history
That's the way the political figure
sharps have "doped 1, out"
That there will be sharp slump
In the Progressive vote Is admitted.
even by the Bull Moosers themselves.
The fact that this is the "off-year"
and that the new party Is minus the
incentive to enthusiasm furnished by
the actual candidacy of Theodore
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The Detroit times., 1914-11-02
GEN. CHAFFEE, NOTED
WARRIOR IS DEAD

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2.-Lieut..
Gen. Adna r. Chaffee (retired). for
mcr chief Of stan Of the United States
army. died at his home here Sunday
of typhoid pneumonia. His body will
be taken to Washington, leaving Tues
day. for burial In Arlington national
cemetery.
After his retirement Gen. Chaffee
was appointed head of the Los An
geles water board. Later he accepted
the presidency OF an Insurance CON-
pany, but retired from business af-
fairs a few months ago.
Gen. Adna Ronanza Chaffee, one Of
the most noted officers Of the United
States army, enjoyed the rare dis
tinction of being one of the two sol
diers who had ever risen from the
ranks to the highest rang OF lieuten.
ant-general ana chief-of-staff OF the
army. The other man was Gen. 8.
M. B. Young. whom Gen. Chaffee sue
ceeded In both positions, Jan. 9, 1904.
Though confined to his bed for two
weeks, the seriousness OF Gen. Chat
fees condition became public only Sat-
urday night. when grave doubts of his
recovery were expressed by his physi-
vian. Wednesday, Gen. Chaffee, with
distinction In the Civil, Spanish Amer
lean. and Indian wars and commanded
the American contingent at the relief
OF the Fekin legations during the
.Boxer uprising.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-02
One-Third of U. s. Senate To Be
Elected by Direct Vote For
First Time--Many Hot
Contests
TEMPERANCE BIG
ISSUE I'm SIX STATES
Women's Suffrage Also Divide
Chief Interest With National
Struggle
By JOHN EDWIN NEVIN.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.--For the first
time in the history OF the United
states the voters Tuesday will d.
rectly select one-third of the member
ship OF the United States senate. In
consequence. added interest Is felt In
the outcome. In addition to the sen
ators. an entire new house Of repre-
sentatives Is to be elected. While
the European war has interferred TO
great extent with the general In
terest. the last week of the campaign
witnessed an old-fashioned revival OF
spirit. Present indications are that
nearly q normal vote will be cast.
In addition to the national feature
OF the campaign there are many bit
ter state contests. In six ktates. Ohio,
Colorado, California. Missouri, Wash
ington and Oregon. the voters will pass
upon the question Of prohibition OF
the liquor traffic.
Women's suffrage is distinct fac
tor IN seven states. In Ohio, Nebraska,
Montana and Nevada, the women feel
certain that they will win. In North
and South Dakota and In Missouri, the
other states where constitutional
amendments will be voted on. they
frankly admit that they will probably
be defeated
The states which WI elect United
States Senator'S are kentucky. where
. selection is to be made to All the
unexpired term Of the late Senator
Bradley; Alabama. where the seat of
the late Senator Joseph f. Johnston
will be filled and. Georgia, where the
successor OF the late Senator A. o.
Bacon Will be chosen and the follow
Ing where senators for the full term
OF six years will be named: Oregon,
Arkansas, Alabama, Florida, Okla
homa, Nevada, North Carolina, In
diana, South Carolina, Georgia. Mary
land, Arizona, Missouri, Colorado,
Louisiana, the incumbent now being
DemCcratsa Idaho. Connecticut, Kan
sas, Ohio, South Dakota. Iowa, Yer
mont New Hampshire, North Dakota,
Washington, Pennsylvania, California,
New York, Illinois, Utah and wiscon.
sin, where Republicans now hold the
toga.
In this connection several we'll
known figures In the national political
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