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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-13

Ell Seir for @uos 2ige, 20 enbuer
iaa0an or tillige ell Seir ior oori
9ono % 6olf. Tor DC 02ogter, Der
ifal bepare % 6pgoe 6remtioens
3omnnrf.
r6o c.MnSmusien. Sngen. 9er be.
ororcs 5iltdlc. Otter Bp10 n4at3
bora 9enitfeblno@ eriorer. bar 9i'
ifoppen oner @ibora Stiit beororet
9iltole / arboe.9ios len. Soaen.
I'll aftor er beififfet Sogfsrer
amuo 9eterien aolbor9, og til 3e.
fenior Sogfsrer 9eie.9eterien, Tern
orlip.
lln0errettens aigsrelie nil iono
ipnIigbis funne nentes ON %
Mooneoer.
a%pbcnbaunifc a0inoers a%nifeuOan
aiboI6t g(itenen ben %. 9lpriI fin
oarlige @eneroIforiomlina / Sal.
len. 9eiterbrogooe II. iii bpiIfel
ca. go at Selifobets 24l Meolem
mer boboe gipet Meoe.
8ormonoen, 8rn Silfpcrber9, al.
lnaoe 9eretning ON @irfiombeoen
1913. Ger bapoe naret Tor 6rem.
aona. o. De ioite Stooeplaoier boboC
opret ialt 10, ioru0en DC mere lei.
lieheospiie / Senoermorfen pao
Sfeitetrnen. peo Snbeieiter 0. oesl
: aft bor ser u%oifGnfet benbeo Il
MilIion Stopper aofie i 1913.
Ger boboe life o9ret en- eneite
aloge / aorets Sob, bpetfen ooer
aafien eaer onoen anleOning, %
Selifabets Hp bar nooet lnn9t no
ooer 9onoets @rGnier. SonleoeS
hao0c arnpp / Gsien. a9ierein iiir
M%as3igfeit" Scbmerin iornt en- 9r
/ 6ranfrig nobeot iig GpIpsninaer
on 9irfiombeoen.
0ereiter ioreIoaoe 9icGnitabsie.
rererL 6ru 9ergeien. 9egnifabet
Der for 9riitsrcanifabets 9eOfom
melloe baIancereoe nleo SO POS SIR
og uiite ct Ouerifno pnn 1886 SIR
Stotlls Sonuar 1914 bite Ell "a
lance pna 1904 ar.
Selifabet bopoe iaoet 9site ON
100 SIR. narlig / 1914-i5 al sos
Mai. 6nfeoroninaen, liaeiOm De
Spnnierife 2egater par blepet til
oelt SeIifabet poonp ior 5endnrei
t9t1-f9 % iorhsiet ira 100 til
200 ar. oarligt
Re%enifobet goofenotes ilittelig
cnltemmigt.
Dc efter 3ur ~oiaaoenoe 9eitprel
iesneolemmer iamt Snppleonternf
genoolgtes. Iiaeiom @alo. TeOerien
iom Iebiior. iii fritiif 9ieniior oal9.
ties Ioloosiiitent @iieb.
aiileret Niuoeitcn. iii Winoc
on en- Rptterfpgtnina, iom Den y
april for 80 aar iioen ionot Steo
paa 9anoepeien peo 8horiteo, oa
bpor 3 oanife 0rngonee ilog iif
igennern en- oobbelt iao tnlrig iienot
Tia Stprfe. aiilsreoes nGunte 0ol
en- Minoeiten, Der er reiit paa 5or.
anIeonina al 6orinors6reorenc !
Soriens. ga. 5000 Wenneifer oper
ppre0e Observation-Disclosures
@cneralmnior q. $. Z. Wooiell
bolot aiilsringstalen. On al Gel
tagerue i 5patninger, Rosmils Hiel'
len ira hinge pao Sun, nobragte ei
Sepe Tor Minoet ON Den Gragoit
DER inlot / SGgtningeil, % ct Sc
be ior De Mpno. Der bapoe reiii
Winoeslnprfet.
Haa Scbanoling al ct Barn
en %ioripnnoen 5ie%neiteoreng ira
a~iargoro / 6nbierg er blepen inn
ben / 9enipig. REQ i'm Sortgana
bar ban itrafs gaoet til Sempig
bpor ban itinl en- 6pfle % / of
islaenoe ) Gage beisgte lin 5anli'
lie i Solitebro. % Striier.@gnen
Grenaen ipnes iii. oSclitb. ap."
at bope bolt goo @rnno til at 10
be bort. San bar | lphgere Iio
isgt Srge pan @rnno al Wapefo'
tnrrb, bporai ban bar ltprft lioen.
De; men oesnagtet moattc han no
isre itrenet arbeioe og ~ Vru8.
iii. Zen Worgen, on ban lob be-.
trof Nnsbonoen BAN no al Gen.
gen % prp9leoe BAN pon Den bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-13

Is @oaneoers 6orbebrin8sbus
men pao Rpborg Standardization
par oct lpffeoes BAN Mt nnopige
ira i'm 9enoater. "a ban bleb
itillet ooer Tor oisie Senos9erfin
ger, opgao ban pioere @enaBtelie
% tilitoo, at ban booOe o%laont"
en- aommerots 0aon. Scr GDbe
riet al llrfaoen iosmtes ban 1
Mars 5orbeorinesbus, iom ban
MI ifal oiione ionmen nleO De Is
MnnneOer, ban lob ira.
AfuGrgct lll0ffe. Gn rlore aont
i Otter Iaoe neo 8reoerifsbaon
opoogeoe iorleoen, at scr trangtt
Ell ifnrp Nsa no ira Ell on0en 2eil
ers @prelic. 6ul trGngte oerinO
og innot iii. a5reobbn. 9(D.@ 9eie
rem, Ell plore Wono, ~Iiggenoe poa
@nloet, b%olofoolt al Hegen, %
% SengefIpoerne itoO i dlammer
Heiolut ilpbte bnm Manoen no !
Den rifle suit % fit hereiter 81.
Den ihtffet meo nogIe Spanoe
9ono. Sloens 0pfonlit ifpIotes ri.
m%eIiapis, at Mionoen 6opoe liaaei
% regct 1obnf.
6n stub .Gcjic. PA polite
Gamer, Der er Meoleumer al
Observation-Disclosures / Mor
idall, er iii. Belle q. 9(p." / bis.
ie Gage (25.s gpriD pao 9eipa !
Def iDOligc Snllon0. for ut 9ere iia
befenot meo oonif 6i,r!rn. OF.
Snineopl. Otter at booe 6eiet Spi.
neilogtcriet / aoloing beigaer Dc
Belle og 6reoericia, bDoliro DC to
GER no for al ie SRI. Crap De 1bp.
qeion5 Meniterlonobrlig poa1om.
aoaro. 9eriro anor &eiien ouer
6nen iii 9%ebenhaon.
Hr6org Slut nnocripnc". llnoer
Seoelie al 1irefter Wacfepran9,
meo @iitano ira 9lrfitefterne Glen
menien. a%ebenbann, % Goloing.
gipbora. og S~foleinipetter 6. BE.
terien, CT Der iornDlig ioretoget en-
iorelsbig llnoeriegelie paa Del
aonle NDborg Slot.
llnoerieacIicn bar. cfter boao
g4pb. glpis" meoOeler, gioet III
teresiante ReiuItoter. Ger er bl
q. iunoet nogle p%elbebdreoe Bin.
onesparticr ira 9briitioH Ills Sio
o. GGgoeforntioner / DC BGrelier.
Der ontageliq er benptte6e al SION.
gen.
Nlocbrnnb. llolpngerne til SO.
hannes Critters @naro | 8orbnsie
or Sors0og aiten Den %. Ipril
neobrpnot. Ger inoebronote 2
@riicieer. 6 6eoeipin % / Sol.
ssloen or opitaoet pe6 @srns Geo
nie0 5pnoitiffer.
Gitermiooags Den "a. april
er SoIfeuao Wsae pe0 Nloffebiere
neobrGnot totolt. Sloen menes at
nure opitnnet beo Seluahtpnoelie.
aoppcrnc pnn StcnSbnlleaaaro.
Stiitsipiifus Wfiilpoo ira Belle
bar 9sroog Gitermioon9 Den %.
4pril ppret pno Stenstollegnarn
oeo Soriens i a%nleonino Al oct
ioreialone SugoomstiliUloe. Stifts
iniifus bar fnnitnteret, at Sooer.
meiteren er angrebet al Stopper
men oct Ter no til at blipe ct let.
tere 5iliploe. Zen anArebne oa
bans @uitrn og ire Born innlt bans
Moocr or blepen i~ioleret pon epi'
oemibuiet / 0oriens. og Der er 10.
retaget Gofcination al nne Steis
ba1enooroS 9eboere.
80 Wars VrritcinbilGnm ieireoes
oell 81. Ipril al i'm. SoaneprGil
9nooig @o9ner / aarbus. Snbila.
rem er ieot Den %. Suni 1893
Genosbora, bpor bans Snoer Dor
Oberitlsjtnant. s Ell aloer al -
anr tog ban teologiit 9mbeosera.
men og nirfeoe oereiter iom Carer
peo gords aoaeeium inotiI ban
4priI 1864 blep or0ineret III
5eItprGit ior DC oonife arigsian.
ger / YrelsierL / bpilfen Stilllng
ban pirfcoe til 5reosilutlingen. 81
9or anr ienere blep @oaner So.
peaan oa oerpoa SogneprGlt i
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-13
Sinanicrne / &anbers OpcrraIfcl'
len bar pirfelis bebaselia. &onoerS.

Bi1nnlcrHc ! UuHptIe 0~peliu1iet'
len bar D%irfelig bebagelig. Tonoers
u. April. "a @orgmeiter SmaiK
noenior Gogsoroenen iorelagoe Vp.
raooet oct | @aar onltalte Sorllag
ON at nopioe oct til SeilrGnoings.
nprfet neonenoige 2oan ira 1000.
900 Str. til 100000 Ser, blep Oct
blot belnGrfet, at oct ifete, ioroi 9e.
Observation-Disclosures boooe meooelt, al
set life fruloe nsies nleo at budget.
tercoe Wiuion, 0a Inlpasnogifterne
par lebet meget mere op. Inoen
Sorflarine blep life ginet. % oes.
b9rre bar Observation-Disclosures 8or.
mono paa @runo al SrobGrelie for.
binorct at forflare Soeen.
Hu piicr oct iia imioIertio, at
oct ioregcoe 2oon fun er Ell glG.
oeIig Operraifelie, ioet oct er Ell
Selgc al, at ser til SsjipGnoings
purfet err fommen ell betpoelig I'll
gong, iioen MnlGgsuogiiterne blcti
bereaneoe til Ell Miaion. Der er
ncnllia IN fon1nlcn Sililitnin9 oa.
ioo ira Den ipositIioe % ipopcltliaC
Trl al Splanoet, bpoo ser notilr.
liopis bringer gnlGosillmmei itrrfl
/ 0eirct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-13

eier I aonorup q. Gbriitenien Gonl
er oiaooet beo 0soeu 80 9ar gam
mel. San bar &eteron ira Ere.
oorss ariQen.
Gen fenOte grlnotnigionit,
2Ggpraoifant og 6oriatter 2u>'
big 9eaeifop, Photographer"
Serritsleb, er 2erooQ gfat oen %
g(prit oigooet peo 0eoen poo 9ier.
ring SDgebus efter ell Operation.
81 9lor al.
On al aeoe 9ps ploite 9or.
gere, Sfomogermeiter %. 5.S6uItl
er Oen "a. april ofgoaet ne0 D.
oen, % aor 81. S6ult3. Der nol
OonnebroasmanO, boboe 9entognr
@onge bpret 3ormano ior Berger.
og &aonongrferforeningen og boD.
DC { 70erne SGoe / 9praaoet.
5bn. goitmeiter / SorienS
s. s. $. 6riis, CT o~i5aoet bee
9s0en aebenbopn, 81 gfor a.
Den afoeoe. Der par aommanost
al 9onnebrog % 0annebrogsman0
beflpote 9oitmeiterembeoat / SOL
iens / ober 30 Nor, % can bar
Ell IGngere aurrGffe Meolem q
Soriens 9praoo.
Snipefter paa 9lon0er5 fonl'
mirnoIe S%ugebns, tioliaere 9prooo2.
incident Martin Senior, er OsO.
ca. 55 glor 81.
afoelingsin1enisr OlipnriuS
ueo aebenboons 9onoiorinning e.
I Ell gIoer al 40 Mar plll0ielil
oiaaaet oeo 0eocn, rant al et
&iertellaq. Gen ai0eoe bar op.
rin0elig Moifiniit, men toa eitel
at bare blenen Waifinneiter Offs.
amen iom Maifiningenier % bapO(
M 6 Aor opret oniot neo So.
6enbobns 0onoioripnina.
@anoifeiobrifant 6orl y. car.
len / a%pben6npn al bet befenott
1irma u. =. 2orien & Conner el
oigooet PED GeOcu, 81 9(ar al
San por Giooer al Qb9.
lloplnntning al Heoiprtter. aal.
borg, %. 4pril. &outroloamperel
oSaosrnen@ inofom / 3oa til aol.
borg eiter at bape inloiert 10.
plontningen al G~eoiputter / elm.
fioroen. Dnglen er opiiifet / Ris.
slim 9eoning; Der er / bette Die
meO onbenot 1880 SIR. og ser er
uoplantet 2,205, 900 Stfr. gngel
2encrncs gustcrc. 9iborg, %
April. : Tag or Der Ill Ben.
Rnrfcn beo aongenSbns nnfommer
en- 9oppeiamiIie ira Norrlano, ion
efter lappiif Wsniter oeo 9iglp a
6inneblmoe ifol oogte Renbioroen
5omilien beitaar al Wan6 og9onc
iom er iiert oeres ipragleoe Ratio.
n%aIoroat.
Zen ieritc Hcntolu ie6ics / 0oq
man nenter / aft ca. 400 / Mor.
Suroifrlu. aoloing, %. april. Z
Senoer Stenorup ipo, for aoloinf
mQrfeoes i Mites TO frnitige Sor0.
rpitelier, Den enc oeo 9R.lioen
oen on6en bar ioa itprf at Sol
iocr op al Senne, flpote hg pna of
iomleoes | aIpnger paa 9nnoeueiel
for at orefte 5Gnomenet.
Oct er noeluffet, at Mplteliernl
funoe ifuloes Sfpoespelier / ellie
belt oo man err oltfor i%ortroliq
meo aorofteren al oisie til at bli
De opifrGmt oerni,
Silent $4,000 Str. pch Srroen
Gn ing Wiano ifliloe forle0en reiiC
ira Ell @tipoif 9p til Sbenie mel
gongbare Obligotioner ca Son
tonter til ct 9eleb al $4,000 SIR
geo Infomiten til O0enIe opooge0l
ban, at Ioifen meo De $4,000 ar
par borte, og ban mente at bnpt
CLIENT 1nifen / ct i~orfert Iog
Strib, bpor Den iorgGpeS blen eitcr.
isgt. Seiit nlpffclig reiite Mon
Den igen 40 SpIlono til. og on
@itenen ionot ban | 5elae o5reo
9agbI." Jim 1oife; Den too, boo,
ban ielo bonoe iat ben, ncmlig pe(
6prgernes Nnlsbsiteo / Crib.
Yprn i eiusinrc. a"rbeiosmout
Sens 5ronoien al 9liaa Sfop ban
,t( MonAi TN ,or,,n
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-13
Suao 6imscrnftrpffct
iorfaltr

Spao 6inscraitrpffet iorfaltr
Statspolitibetienten | 3biiteo an
6olot iorleoen en- Verion. Der nnr
iiatet for 1ppcri al en llrfGoe
San nrgfeoe at bnue nrret itrai
fct isr, men oo bans 5i~naeroitrpl
6Iep ienot iii a~sbcnbapn, foniiatc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-13
9cterancrmcs Saf. aonitecn Il

@ctcrancrncs Saf. aomitecn ior
ai6oloeIien al Minoeicitcn Ssr.
ooQ Den IS. s(pril bar ire 9eltprel
len ior Selifobet Sc onnite &oabei
breores Misunderstanding mootagct
ielaenoe Sfripelie:
9oa Aioelingens Neone bringer
9eitnrelien Den Greoe Sdnite Dor
porneite og bierteIialie Saf life ale.
ne Tor Den fprfonne Sn65poelle til
aioelinQens Meolenmer ON lonl
@qiter at oeltoge / 6eiten, men emo.
MI mere ior Den lnnffe @tnoOe, poo
bpilfen Minoeieiten udr inprfiot %
Tor oenS itiliuIoe % potriotilfe 5or.
lob, Der oltio bill ltnn ior oS lom
eli far Grinoring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-13

Der bar ben ferite 999e, Tom tom
til steoe | 9rammin9e efter Serll.
bonenlDffcn. San noferie ct Itort
@rbeioe, iom itrofte fig ooer lpn.
aere 5io, og moatte 81. Il fslge Ell
9otient til Berlin. Sans &egning
til S%tntsbanerne Loo poa 2200 SIR.
oeri inobeiottet 300 SIR. Iom 10.
glitter til 9erIinertllren. @eo 2p.
9eioreningens MeQemfomit er 9feg.
ninaen, iom Stotsbanerne fon0t
for itor, bleOen reouceret me0 no9
Ge 0nnoreoe 9roner.
Gnlleier paa 0~ronlan0. Oe In.
oeriegelier, ser paa 8rGnlano er
onitiaet meO Seninn til &uIleierne.
bar / 5slge oSocioloem." gioet e
meget alnitigt Heiultot. DC 9re1.
lonoife auaog ier no til at bare
meaet oiotitrafte, for life at ii9e
mnotpmmeIige. Get er for Chen
nnoer Onerpeielie, boorbiOt 0isie
anlminer ifol uonpttes; Der frGpes
BERTH en- meget itor 9opi:nl.
W~isbanolet fin Mubcr. @n 3pr.
beoer Siolmor 66riltenien poo
56ingbei / 9~sbenboon er bleOen oil.
bolot. Sans 9omIe Mooer oeoe
nenlIig ior fort 6io iioer al Sier.
neapopleri efter at bore tlepen mis-.
bonolet af lin roa og i%ororLfne Senl
oa bette 8orbolo enifer mon MI al
unoeriege noget nurmere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-13

6orfntniugsingcn. Srllesnoualeet
nng. @rnnolousiaaen bolot Meoe
Den Is. @pril. Otter 2nife ira
Seire qop 6ormanoen, ST. 9ernt
len, bette Eorti 5riit til ieritf. 8irs
bag for Snoeipelie al 9@norin9sfor
ilag.
5%pQesmsoet o~ereiter al De f%otlier
potipe @rtpper paa 'HigSoogen
ilitteoe ifIg. . ri. % H." men
enitenmia @eoto9elie al ielaenoe
99norinQsioriloQ Ill @rlnoloOspar.
tiernes 6orilog:
Sor 2anostin9ets 8eofommenoe.
35.aarig gloerscenins % Stata
i%fotsnoelie 6erun0er @ienooms
ifplo).
t6 Meolemmer al 2mostin9ets
bplges eiter Snoitiaing al @rboeroS
orQoniiotionerne.
6or 6olfetingets 8eofommenoe:
30 Mars Gal9retsoloer og 5or.
bolostolspoIg grun0loniGitet. Sol
fetinaets Meolemstnl iGtteS til 100
Referendum; @noelig forellaar
man Referendum, boilfet fan frq
nes of TO 8emteoele al bert al oe
TO 5in9s Meolemmpr al &egerin
gen iomt al 5 psf. al 9GIgerne.
5paesltoboIget boGot Wsoe 8. 81.
apri[. oq Der itiaeoe Rropr. Tiper
pno De f%onlerpotibe @ruppers 8eg
ne 3orilog til afiottelie ri @rlno
foben / 0oerensitemmelie neo onen.
ltooenoe. Ger fprtes ingen 5or
bonoliug; men 6ormonon meoocl
te. at beqge 8oriIoqene MI piI blipt
icnot til aonieilsprpiioenten..
8enitres 8ornono, 6olfetin9s
mono s. 6. Gbriltenien, bar poo
5orcipsr9iel iporet 4artiets Orgoni
lotion / SpQnno, at mon bill ooer.
lace til GGlgerne ielp at ta9e 9e.
ltenln1elle on Opltiain1 al aonoioa
ter iii oet fonimenoe Solfetinas
ualg / DC cnfelte areoie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-13

yprn i eipsiarc. a%rbeiosmouo
Sens 6ronoien al giaa Sfou bar
iii. ,Genoi. Jio." form.
liz TO @onDe nGret peo at mite
nogIe al line Born oeo lllpffestil
ipIoe. 5orleoen legeoe tre al gsr
meme nrloer ell grinf, ioa ltprteoc
neo % bearooeoe Oe to Gloite. Den
minoite, JON finn or 81 aar gl.,
LOB grToctoe biem % iortalte oct
5aoeren iif 9srncne aropeoe no
blirtigit milliat; De bar tilipnelaoen
be lipleie. men oct lpffeoeS BOG al
ioo Dem folot til 2ipe, % III be,
timber DC iig bel.
ct Vor Gage eitcr iolot 9frbejos.
monoenS 3ren1, iom lige uor bIeoell
reooet ira Qeoen | @rnict, | Aiao
Sopn; men en- 5iifer, ioin fom cpf.
Ienbe. iprnng no % reooeoe bonl
grammingc.ltlpffcm. 2Gaeiore.
ningen bar / Sslec oNott. mGglei
| ct Melcmprrenoe melpm Stots
banerne % Tr. Gariim ! esbicra
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-13

6n raft gammcI Seterap. ut Der
or arqiter / De aannle Geterancr
iaa man iii. n&auo. u. slp." Ct
aoot efsempel paa Den IS. april
ioet en- al @cteranerne. Wnrernle'
tier ". smocricn al 2riteo, ben
Ioa cpfleoe DC aoot ire Wiil ira 1T
Sicn til HanocrS ior OF ocltasr
/ @inoeieiteuy % eiter rcnne cpfle.
DC ban biem igen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-04
cARRANzA sHUNs PLEA.
Rebel Leader Refuses TO ceass Fighting
Huerta Followers.

Rebel Leader Refuses TO ceass Fighting
Huerta Followers.
Ell Paso, Tex, May 4.-General Car
rama has formally declined the sug-
gestion Of the mediators that he cease
hostilities against Huerta pending the
outcome of the effort at mediation.
His note,sent to Washington by wire,
was made public in El Paso.
The text Of General Carranza's tele-
gram follows:
Il again direct myself to you for the
purpose of answering your respectful
message relative to the armistice, call
ing your attention to the fact that the
International conflict with the United
States Was Provoked by Huerta
and for the solution of this
hurriedly accepted. in principle only,
the good Offices Of Brazil, Argentine
and Chile.
This act. is independent Of our in
ternal strife for liberty and law and I
consider it inconvenient for the rebel
cause that I represent. to suspend hos
stHities and military movements. be-
cause said suspension would only ac-
crue to the benefit Of Huerta in the
civil war now soing on in Mexico be-
tween the usurper Huerta and the
sconstitutionslist army undar my COM
,mand ~
The soyefsign: citizenship rs in arms
with all activity to re establish as soon
as possible the constitutional order
which will produce peace.
"By virtue of the above state to you
that l. cannot accept the armistice
which you propose.
Consider my act solely as one, who
is acting with the determination Of do
ing only what he considers best for
the interests of his native country"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-04
SENTENCED TO THtRTY oANn ~
COUNTY sAsrlIE ron con.
TEMPT or COURT. 3
REINSTATEMENT or Four
MEMBERS CAUSES rRouola
Situation Hinges on pisputs Over 49,
tsntion Of Ella Fiass Yeuns @ ~.
psrintsndsnt Of seheois-Maysr ttses
rison hsId to Have Erred in Asssas-
ing Resionatiens. u

Chicago. May Eight members s9
the Chicago board OF education. ms
Guiding its president. were sentanco4
today to thirty days In tho county 3a1es
for contempt OF court for refusiAS ~
obey the order of Circuit Judge .Fosll
reinstating four members Of the boarse
The situation hinges on the diepuses
over the retention Of Mrs. Ella flA96
Young as superintendent OF schools.
The four reinstated memnsrs yote4
against Mrs. Young and their rpse1r
nations. signed before they took 0f4tcA
were accepted by Mayor Aaf1ag
Judge Foell held that the sesIgn,ti6pf
we're void.
Early last winter vote was take9
in the board OF education which TO-
suited In the election OF John ~
Shoop superintendent OF schools ~
succeed Mrs. Young. es,.s
A storm OF protest over the SOslvin4
Of Mrs. Young arose and Mayor HAY-
rison took action by accepting The
designations wt1ch Henry Huttnnann,
James q. Dibelka. Charles O. Sethne1p
and John c. Harding. board memb9E1
who opposed Mrs. Young. had AleA
with him before they accepted placoD
on the school board. }s
Four Members Rsinstated.
Four new members were apposnte4
by the mayor and tho action oslatlne
Mrs. Young was rescinded. The f0uK
whose designations had been accoptoo
took the case before Judge EOell who
-uIed that the mayor had no sie1t ~
accept designations which .wora .4e$Q4s
prior to the appointment of teRAo W
cinls. The court ordArsd the laS n
euueat:an IN recognize - msmbSke ~
four ousted by Mayor Harrisesszssssss5z y - ! !
|. Various expedients to prevent 49,
.2ssr rfspsns ,s6AsinE with ,s&s .bsasA asuso
tried by the board Hlembsrss tncaoo3m
mn adjournment until July /. when ~
terms OF the four reinststed 696A
would automatically expire.
The eight against whom sentphcost
contempt OF court was enteraA atos
Peter Reinberg. president ~ The
board: Julius Smietanka. Jacob NJ.
Loeb. Dean Walter T. Summer. Charioo
S. Paterson. Ralph C. Otis. Hsrrx 'IiDs
sky and Michael J. Collins.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-04
TORNADO IN JOHNSON COUNTY.
Houses, Barns and WindmiIls Wrecked
-. No Lives Lost

Special to Times Republican.
low; City. .\pril IA tornado wind
swept nearly bare strip of country
three miles long and few rods wide
between Tiffn and North Liberty.
Johnson county. Sunday afternoon be-
tween and O'clock. The storm de-
stroyed $4,000 worth of houses, barns.
Mindmills orchards, etc. Farmers
families took refuge in cellars and no
one was hurt. Property was destroyed
on the farm Of Arthur Russell. Ira
Snavcly. John Stoner. Q. p. Meyers.
Ray Liningcr, Joseph L,ininger David
Nyray, NJ. Louvar and Anton Climax.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-04
NO ARRESTS ARE MADE
District Attorney Hendricks Refuses
to Comply With Request Of oper-
ators That Strikers ee Arrested on
Charges Of Murder Growing Out of
Forbes Battle.

Trinidad. Colo. May 4.-District At
torney ]. j. Hendrick said today that
he had been asked by representatives
of the southern Colorado mine owners
to call upon Maj. w. A. Holbrook, COM
mandins the federal forces in Colorado,
and request him tosarrest every man in
the San Rafael tent colony of the
strikers on charges of murder growing
out of the Forbes battle. Mr. Hendrick
declared he had refused to accede TO
the'request of the@operators.
This office will remain absolutely
neutral in the matter of prosecutions
he declared. II did not ask Major Hoi-
brook to use the military forces of the
government in making arrests because
T! do not believe in militarisln If any
one has d complaint tut make and can
bring proof to subs:antiatc it, | Will
:al;e care Of it, making the arrest my
sell. However. there's going to he u
square deal in this affair, If the opcr-
ators wish the strikers prosecuted on
murder charges in CONNECTION with the
battle of Forbes, shall inss, on heia,;
furnished with !; list OF miIit,;,nen and
mine guards who took part in t!la
battle of Ludlow with "a view to rros-
ecuting them on charges OF murder o.
arson"
The district attorney explained that
he had not initiated any prosecutions
and did not intend to do so bur that he
was ready to prosecute either strikers
or mine guards or both ii complaints
backed by proof were filed iii his o.
fee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-04
FORMER SECRETARY OF STATE
UNDER CLEVELAND OFFERED
PLACE BY WILSON.
Is 7s YEARS OF AGE,
MAY DECLINE TO SERVE
Only Smiles Whom News Of Appoint
msnt 10 Carried to Him-Recently
Refused to Accept Ambassadorial
Position-PauI Warburs, Of New
York, Named 40 Member Of Board.

Washington, May 4.-President Will
son has selected Richard Olney, for
mer secretary Of state in the Cleve-
land administration, to be governor of
the federal reserve board, and Paul
Warburg, of New York, to be a mem
her of the board.
Altho the president has offered the
governorship to Mr.. Olney. word of his
acceptance is being awaited today. but
friends here were inclined to believe he
would not decline. Mr.. Olney was Of
fered the ambassadorship to Great
Britain by President Wilson early last
year but expressed an unwillingness to
leave the country on account OF his
business interests.
olney is 78.
Altho Mr. Olney is 7s years old he is
active and has had long experience in
the business world and finance which
the president and his advisors believe
would especially be adapted for the
head of the reserve board. Mr.. War
burg, who was connected with Kuhn,
Loeb & Co., has accepted membership
on the board. Formal announcement
of his selection as well as the other
three members of the board beside the
governor is expected to be made with
in the next two or three days. 1t is un-
derstood that a southern banker is to
be one of the three, but no intimation
has come as yet as to his Identity.
Three Others to Be Named.
The complete board will consist OF
seven members at salaries of $4,000 a
year. The secretary of the treasury
and the comptroller Of the currency are
ex-offcio members and the five other
members are to be appointed by the
president.
With Mr.. Olney representing New
England and Mr.. Warburg, New York,
1T was expected that the other mem :.
bers to be selected would represent the
south. the middle west and the far west.
The appointees will serve ten years
Senator Owen, who piloted the cur
rency bill thru the senate, conferred
with the president today about selec-
tions for the board. He said he did not
discuss individuals but rather talked
over the general banking viewpoint he
believed should be held by the men to
be selected. Senator Owen said the re-
manning appointments would be made
from a list Of 147 men now before the
president.
Two Others Considered.
The other names which it is reported
are to appear on the federal reserve
board are Harry A. Wheeler. vice pres
ident of the Union Trust Company, of.
Chicago, and president of the National
Association of Commerce, and w. G. p.
Harding, of Birmingham, Ala.