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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28

London Eng lu 28Gema refuses to join France Italy and ENGLAND
mediation German fleet ordered today concentrate
Austria also refused TO join mediation The Austrian foreign Of
announced that late even Sera accepted all OF the Austrian
demands
that he believed that fighting will
1000 yesterday moving from Bosnia toward the Servan
have fled from Belgrade at student volunteers are
ciy's police
today received dispatches asserting that Russia had
there confirmation
markets continued decline today this being taken as bad
willing
furnishing Serva Germany said fatty that mediation
w0u succeed anyhow.
throughout Europe The publication Of news OF
prohibited that
Russia that will not Sean territory gives the hope
fighting
Wan conraband but verified
prohibited demonstrations
Of waps visiting Clyde Scotland have been
rider Immediately.
Germany demanding that Roumana positive
II Is understood here that the
the Svian fighting starts earnest
krageyah
which stegcay for defense
The declaration TO kragNevatz
2s-Ten exported here today
count OF the Austria Sevan
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28
RAILROADS MUST MAKE REPORTS


Austin. Texas. July 29-Thiriy days
after July y, railroads operating IN Texas
are required 70 tile with The State railroad
commission annual reports for the fiscal
year ending june ~. 1914. showing gross
earnings, operating expenses. income from
operation and other data u~ed by the com
mission IN compiling IT, annual report
There are approximately 100 railroad cor
porations la Texas and the commission an
nounces that while il has been lenient in
the past. heavy penalties ~IKI ~ vI~ited
upon lines failing 10 render correct reports
within the prescribed time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28
HIpALeo CHAIRMAN MAS HERE.
Feels Exuberant Over Fact That HldaIgo
Went Heavy For Ferguson.

Alfred LisSner. "a Donna Democratic
county chairman Of EIidalgo county, wa IN
Brownsville today On short visit Char
man Lessner was exuberant over the Tact
that Hidalro gave majority " more than
700 for Ferguson, but he declared, things
for while before the primary looked r.
,her uncertain for the Temple candidate.
IIidalgo east N heavy vote M the primary
having polIed about 1900 out "a total
voting strength of about 400.
Mr. Ii--nrr returned ~ Donna tins ATT
ernoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28
u. S. MARSHAL
ACCEPTS VANN
RESIGNATION

Deputy United States Marshal W. T
Nann. who H. the Democratic nominee
for sheriff Of Cameron county has re-
ccivcd from United States Marshal " A.
Herring ~ Houston the iaiter'S a.
ccptancc ~ Mr. Nann's resignation i
few days before the Democratic pri
marieS
Marshal Herring advised Captain
Nann that hr Will ~ relieved the latter
VanmS successor ha> not been named.
saws 4 message from u :. Marshal Her
ring
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28
WOMAN Is HELD
RESPONSIBLE
FOR KILLING

Stamford Conn. July 2>.-The coro-
ncr holds Mrs. Helen VI. Angel crimin-
allv responsible tor the death a Waldo
Ballou. a prominent politician. >uppoS
cd a. have been murdered in her apart
meniS.
Rallnu WAS discovered diving just
outside the building down town, where
Mrs Angel hal apartments. Blood
stains found IN her apartments pointed
suspicion 90 her.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28
CARRANzA BACK TO SALTILLD
Will Return to Former Capital 10 Meet
Commission From Carbajal.

Tampiro. Mex. July 2S.-tieneral Car
rama expects 10 leave here today for
Saltillo there To meet the Carbaial com
mission. Cepeda. the emissary arriving
here today from Mexico City. proved 20
have now powers to act
Several Madero congressman arrived
here last night for conferences with
Carranza. Nothing official j. 10 he done
until Carranza Reaches Saltill0.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28

Dallas Automobile Club Starts Spin From
Dallas 10 Galveston.
lBn Associated Prcssl.

Dallas. Texas, July 2s.-The annual
'.sociability run" of the Dallas automobile
club Wa due to start from mere today for
Galveston. About two dozen ears were ex-
pected to make the full distance. While
not intended for business purposes these
runs have increased the range NJ uequnInf-
ance between some of the city men and
farmers and have helped toward better
roads movements
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28
ISWINDlED PUBLIC or
$4,000, 900; GETS 10
YEARS AND SMALL FINE

BRUSSELS. Belgium. July - Nestor
Wilmart. Belgian banker railroad man,
newspaper proprietor. and sportsman.
today was sentenced to ten years Inn
prisonment and also the payment ~ Il
small fine of $500 for swindling the
public out of scs.iOO.OOO Nv over-issuinr
shares in Beleium's only privately own
"a railway III 1912
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28
NEW PROPORALS IN
THREATENED STRIKE
WESTERN ENGINEMEN

Chicago IN. July =. New rropos-
ais by the mediatorS in the western en-
ginemcn'S threatened -trik. were sub
mitted by the federal meiiaiors today.
Judge Knapp NJ the media ion board
said that he was not al liberty 10 make
pblic these proposals. but that hr rr-
garded the situation a. grave. although
the mrdiatorS still hoped Cor Irarr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28
FERGUSON ASKS
ADMINISTRATION
ENDORSEMENT
tBu Associated PrcSSl

Temple, Texas. July 81. +. Ferpu
son. Texas next governor. today IS~rcd
"a call for Saturdays conventions ~ IN
Strnct the State convention "A III Pas0
to heartily endorse the Wilson admins
tration. lie said that Wilson's endorse
ment of Ball only was a personal ~
discretion
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28

Washington. ~ C Jnly - The Senate
Republican conferences decided today not
10 tihbuster against the trust bill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28
AUSTRIA ARMY BEGINS TO MOVE TO FRONTIER

IN iNatd Pc)
s-B
o
8ANuNc0
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28
WAR DECLARATION CAUSES
WHEAT TO GO UP 9 CENTS
I'M CHICAGO WHEAT PIT

Chicago. Ill.,. July 2s.-ImmenSe
excitement was caused when wheat
Jumped cents bu~he III the wheat
PIT today on the declaration Of war
on Servia. September j. quoted al
~ 3.4 cents a bn~hel
Later wheat increased the jump ID
. cents a bn~hel
.sx xxx xxxxx xxg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28

Alpine. Texas, July 2s-Talk Of good
bear hunting hereabouts has been revived
by the sighting 81 numerous blg black
bear~ within the past week an nearby
mountains Several Of them have been re-
ported sighted On the plans while cross
ing from one mountain feeding ground ~
another.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28
HUNGER STRIKER IS FAINT


New York. July 2S.-Becky EdeIson.
faint from more than weeks fast. which
ful-, was transferred today 10 Tarrytown,
where She elected ~ finish her three
months sentence She had to be- carried
from the automobile at Tarry.own.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28

]. r. Bawer. warehouse foreman Tor
the Brownsville roads freight depot IN
brownsville. left this afternoon for Dal-
49, to visit hi family. who are now r.
siding there. lie expects 10 be- away for
several weeks
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28
CONGRESSMAN VAUGHAN DEFEATED
Twelfth District Renominates Oscar Gala
way-BIack Beats Vaughan.
fPU Associated Press }

Dallas. Texas. July 2>.-congressman
Vaughan Of the first district J. defeat
ed on the unofficial complete returns by
Eugene Black Of ClarkSville. Oscar al
loway l. rcnominated IN the twelfth dis
trict
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28
IS Miners Burned to Death.

Dcrtmund. Germany. July =. Fifteen
miners were burned 10 death in a coal
mine fire here today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28
SUMMER NORMAL
ENDS ITS FIRST
SESSION FRIDAY
Faculty and Students Are a Unit for Hold
ing Normal In Brownsville Again Next
Year-All Are Pleased With Treatment
Received
FIFTY STUDENTS ARE NOW
TAKING The EXAMINATIONS
Teachers Institute of Hidalgo and Cam
eron Counties, to BE Held In September,
Will Decide on Matter OF Normal for
Next Year.

The first session NJ the Lower Rio
Grande Valley Summer Normal II now
In it, closing DAYS. and the sentiment
among the faculty and students ~ the
normal l. that Brownsville il an ideal
place for the normal. that expenses are
~ low ~ they possibly could he. and
that III the normal IN held again next
year il shall be held i'm BROWNSVILLE
The question OF whether or not there
shall be- a normal in the Valley next
year will be decided M the next annual
meeting Of the teachers institutes of
Cameron and Hidalgo county. which
will be- held either III Brownsville or
Mercedes. September 10 and inrlnd-
iEg September H.
Thirty students who attended the nor
NAL principally for review work
nave already left for their homes. and
fifty-one are taking the examinations
which are being conducted by Prof. &.
II. Thomas. conductor of the normal
and Miss Frances O'COnnor. who was
In charge Of the primary grade work
Of the normal. These examinations will
be concluded on Friday. on which date
the first nornal will be- history.
Prof Thomas and Miss OConnor are
the only members of the faculty remain
ing the others having gone 90 their
homes. The conductor stated today that
he was eminently pleased with the work
accomplished Nv the normal and that
he believed that next year il will be-
even more successful and more larely
attended than this year. 20 pupils having
enrolled The attendance he said held
up remarkably. only two students hav-
ing departed during the term. and these
were on account Of illness. lie comment
ed also on the very accommodating atti
tude Of the Brownsville people IN TAX
ing students for board and rooms M a
rate that he considered as remarkably
low
Whether or not the combined meeting
of the Cameron and Hidalgo teachers
will w. held IN Mercedes ~ being de-
termined ID il customary for
the meeting "a ~ held first IN Cam
eron and then in Hidalgo. and n the
last wears session was held IN san ~
nito. Mercedes WAS given he meeting
for the next wear VI IL understood that
Mercedes cannot accommodate 2iD teach
ers. the number that will attend. and Il
il quite probable that they will come To
Brownsville for the meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28
NINE. CAILLAUX
PROVES ADEPT
AT PAINTING
sssssssssssssTsst


Paris. France. July 2S.-t Bulletin
y. Madame CaiIlaux was ac-
quilted hy the jury today of the mur-
der "a CASTOR Calnettr. editor w The
Figaro.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28

New Orleans. La.. July 2S.--C0aSt
Weather: Tonight and Wednesday.
generally fair: light tO gentle vnri
able winds
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28
M0ser Doomed for President.

College Station. Texas. July 2S.-C. q.
Moser Of Dallas j. being boowed for pres-
dent "a the Texas Farmers congress.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28
. III teet ttett
. WILSON CONSIDERS
CHASE NATIONAL MAN
FOR RESERVE BOARD

Washington. ID. g., July 2S.-PreSi-
dent Wilson j. considering A. Bar
tor Hepburn. president of the Chase
National hank of New York. for the
federal reserve board.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28

The faculty Of the summer normal
adopted the following resolution with
regard "a the location " state nor
NAL i'm extreme South Texas:
Resolved, That We. the faculty ~ the
Lower Rio Grande Summer Normal.
Brownsville. Texas. heartily endorse
the establishment of state normal
school IN south Texas. and nrge the
members Of the legislature. the state
superintendent and the governor, ~
give their immediate attention 10 m
pressing need ~ a state normal college
for this section Of Texas.
q. n. THOMAS, Conductor
+. r BUM.
g. L. BOYER
n. r.. M. STEPHENS.
MISS FRANCIS O'cONNOR.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28
COL0UITT OFFERS REWARD
FOR CAPTURE or MURDERER"
ON GALVESTON BEACH

Austin. Texas. JULY 2s.--Governor
ColquIit today announced that ~
offers a reward 0s $3.50 for the .mur-
derer" a Miss LAWS On the Calves
ton beach.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28

DO not make a difference b
tween the noble and fhr ignDhlr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-28

MIRACI.E.

Hasty climbers have sudden falls
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21
Zapatistas in Force Surround
Village of Xochimilco, 20
Miles South Which Controls
City's Water Supply.
CARBAJAL WILL DEMAND
SOME FORM OF AMNESTY
No Definite Political Develop
ments Expected Until Tues
day When Carranza is Elk.
pected to Enter City.

Mexico city. july 2i-Up To- an
early hour today followers 0f EiuA-
iano Zapata. the rebel leader, who
has been operating in southern Mex
leo. had not attacked Nochimilco, "a
village twenty miles from the capi-
tai which place they began 20
threaten Yesterday.
Xochimllco, which is the gate to
this city and Is of great strategic
value because the capital gets its
wator supply from the lake there, is
now defended by 1000 federnis. the
garrison having been reinforced last
night by large body of troops. Fed
eral officials stated today that tho
place was perfectly safe and that
fears Of a zapatista attack on the
capital itself were groundless.
The federals who evacuated san
Luis Pot0si are concentrating IN
Gonkalcs junction and Queretaro.
The ccnstitutionniist troops. Il ~
stated here. have hcgun their ad-
vance south from san Luis Potosi.
Reports received from Puebla say
the government OF that state has
7 sent delegates 10 confer with coust-
| tutionniist leaders 20 arrange for
their peaceful entrance into the
ssato capital.
There have been no new develop
| ments in the political situation! The
general belief is that nothing defln-
ite will be done until next Tuesday.
when General Carrunza OF his dele
gates are expected to arrive here To
confer with President Carhaial
Generals Orozco and Argumodo
and other former revolutionary
chiefs now serving with the govern
mcnt have offered their services On
| President Carhaial to check the adj
/ vance of constltutlonalists moving on
/ the capital. President Carbajal has
| declined the oncr.
The Brazilian minister ls making
| energetic representations Go the for
eign office to restore the manage
ment und opening OF the cable office
of the Mexican Telegraph company
The cable office wns tnkcn over bs
the Hucrta government on April "a
and has since hoon operated by the
government. u Is believed the res
! toration of control 10 the Moxlcar
Telcgraph company Will hc made thi'
week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21
CARBNJNL Will NOT MAKE
INCONDITiONAL SURRENDER

WASHINGTON July 2l.--Pruvisional
President Carhalul does not intend
60 surrender Internationally 90 Cen
oral Carrauza and will concentrate
his military forces and resist an iu-
vusion rather than permit the cousti-
tutionalists to enter Mexico city
without previous agreements not TO
Wroak vengeance ON the lives and
property of those who supported
General Huerta.
This was the tenor OF Information
from authoritative sources today In
Mexico city 20 Washington diplo-
mats. Il spread "a feeling of pes
simism Ia some quarters over the
possibility OF an gmicable settlement
of the revolution.
Emilio Bahasca, head Of the dole
CATION which represented General
Huerta at the Niagara conference.
arrived hero and discussed the sltu-
alton first with the south American
mcdiators and then at the Mcxican
embassy with Jose Cast-llot personal
roprescnIatiVo of carhainl.
While denying themselves to cali
ers Il became known that thcy ia
vorsd "a more aggressive attitude hy
President Carhal4l to secure guaran-
tees OF protection Tor the people n
Mexico Chy ana federal territory
| generally.
They made H plain that Mr Car
hainl had no objection 10 turning
over the government Go Gencral Car
/ rama. but must insist on SOME ns-
surancos In advance that property
I tynulN not a.. g4nftNffs.N and hal
there would be- uo Wholesale cxccu.
tluns or arrests.
Another aspect of the situation
| which was commented on WIS ih'
| knowledge that General carranzn
while informing the American con
suls az Monterey that he would ro
ceive a commission from carbalal
made Il plain that he would do u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21
Head of Western Federation
Declares no Officer with Fat
Job can Stand in Way Of
Consolidation.
IS BUSY EXPLAINING
SITUATION AT BUTTE
Blot on Labor Organization
Which Can Never be Oblit-
Grated He Says. Opposes Of
flee Holding Limit.

Denver, July st.--The consolidation
Of the United Mine Workers OF Amer
lea and the Western Federation of
Miners In a zone miners organization
Is recommended In the report OF
President Charles II. Meyer. present
ed today at The biennial convention
of the latter organization in session
nerc.
The rcpor. contains a eomprohHn-
aivo review OF the activities OF the
organ aaiion during the last .wo
years. pledges the support ~ tho
Western Federation 20 the United
Mine WorScrs IN the Colorado strike:
charged dissension among the mem
hers OF thc federation at Butte, Mon
tara. 10 the activities OF representa-
tiVes OF the Industrial Workers OF the
World urges the creation Of per-
manent fund FOR strike benefitB: OPP
poses proposed amendment thai
would render any member Ineligible
Tor re-election who had previously
held Office for two consecutive years
and calls upon the members of or.
Ennizod LABOR To unite IN campaign
of education TO secure their demands
In states and In the nation.
Upon the subject OF amalgamatioa
with the United Mine Workers of
America, Mr.. Moyer said:
II want to say INT there Is not
going 10 be any opposition on the
part OF the Western Federation OF
Miners to AN amaigamation of the two
miners organizations; there are not
going to be any officers stand In the
way of a one miners organization IN
this country
The rerort quoted an address made
! early this year by Mr. Meyer iu
which such action was urged.
President Meyer advised that this
convention instruct tho incoming eX.
ecutive board 10 select COMMITTEES
from the board OF that the oonven-
icn elect committee 10 take part
In conference with representative
OF the United Mine Workers of Amer.
lea with view of effccung an anal
gamation.
Nearly one-fourth Of the report Il
occupied with discussion OF the re-
cent disturbance az Butte growing ou
of disscnsions among the Butte looal
Referring 10 the riot OF June 20 al
Butte la which several were kllle.
and "a hall OF the miners union wa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21
Conference Convened at Com
mand of King George Holds
Future Peace ef England in
its Hands.
GREAT CROWDS GATHER
AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE
Unionist Leadeg, Confident
that House bf Commons
Must Dissolve, Sends Call to
Prepare for Election.

London, Julf 21. For
the first time q the mod
ern history Ok England
the king today Recognized
that the cry Of civil war
was on the lips Of many
of his responsible and So
ber-minded subjects in
connection with the Irish
home rule crisis.
His speech to the lead.
ers of the various parties
called together in confer
ence at Buckingham pal
ace was very grave in its
tone as he told them ne fe-
garded them as the trus-
tees for the honor and
peace of all, and left them
to confer in view of reach
ing a settlement.
He told them their re-
sponsibilities were great
and that time was short
and advised them to exer-
else patience and to be
earnest and conciliatory
in their deliberations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21
JESUS ANNEXAS WOULD
ANNEX BOULLI0N TO
VALUE OF $4,000

~ Paso, Tex, July 1i.--SiNteen
bars OF silver bullion valued al sea-
o00 were held here today as result
OF court action al Nusalcs. Ariz., and
III Paso. The metal came from "a
mine In 0inaloa. lt being sent by the
sinalua constitutiunalist state gov
ornment IN payment for some paper
currency received from General car
ranza'E headquarters
An Injunction suit was filed
against the express company az No-
gales hy Jesus Maria y AnncNas, the
mine owner. said 20 be g Spanish
concern. The shipment was stopped
here. but Carranzas agents filed a
seuucstrHtion suit, depositing twive
the value of the metal. go that the
shipment could continue to Mon
torcy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21

Chicago. July 2i-Regular meet
mas OF the federal board Of mediation
with the managcrs OF the western
railroads and the chiefs OF the engine
mems unions were scheduled To begin
today. They are TO be held daily be-
hind closed doors Il was announced
By Federal judge Martin A, knapp Of
the mediators.
The order Of the proceedings viii
Je a morning session with the man
ayers and an afternoon session with
the employees committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21
FOOLISH WOMAN AND
INSANE MAN CHIEFS
IN UGLY TRACED Y

Los Angeles cal, July 21.--Fear
thar Mrs Edna Skies. 20 years old.
would return To NUrcross. Ga., aud
effect reconciliation With her hus-
baud. banker there, ls believed hy
hcr friends to have led 10 her death
yesterday nt the hands of Charles ~.
hnag. o. coutructor who also killed
himself
Mrs Skies recently filed suit FOR
divorce. but was snid To receive 3 so
monthly from her husband IN letters
urging her to return. and friends
mid today she had decided to stop
seeing tlaag.
when ne called at her residence
and learned that she was asleep he
burst into her bedroom and shot her.
Disposition Of her five-ycnr-oid son
Leon awaited adylccs today from the
father.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21
Begins Second Day of Trial
for Murder Of Calmette with
Perfect Self Possession and
Apparent Confidence
LABORI THRILLS CROWD
WITH MASTER STROKE
With Paul Bourget on Stand,
Famous Advocate Reads
Scene from Novel by I'm
mortal" on Use of WOman's
Letters.

. Paris. July 2i.-The most inn I
. portant testimony AT the second I
. days hearing IN the trial of
. Nine. Caillaux for the murder OF
Q Gaston Calmctte was that Ot
Q President polncarc, of the re-
Q public. whose deposition was to-
. day taken by Judge Emile For 4
. irhcn. the arst president OF the Z
. court OF appeals.
. This narrated how Joseph
Q Caillaux. then minister of state
. had called on President Poin-
. care, on the Gay Galmctte was
. KILLED ana had spoken about the
o pronable publlhtle= In the
o Figaro Of letters between him
Q self and Nine. Cailianx. In the
o course Of an excited talk. VI.
0 Caillaux exclaimed, according 10
. the deposition:
Q "If Calmctte publishes the let
o tors. will kan him"
o Joseph Caiilaux also took the
Q stand. He looked very young
Q To- have boou premier nf France
Q and chief of the Important rad
. icai party.
Q After relating incidents Of his
Q private life after his marriage
Q with Nine. Gueydan. he explain
Q ed the circumstances oi the
Q writing of the letters 10 Nine
Q Tavnounfd. who aftcrward De
Q came Nine. Caillaux. His voice
. tremhlcd and he was obviously
. 10 at ease. bat he gathered COM
Q pnsiire as he proceeded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21
PATMONT IS AGAIN
AMONG THE
MISSING
Temperance Worker Scarcely
Found When He Manages
Mysterious Disappearance
from Pullman.

Milwaukee,. Wis, July si.--Rev.
Louis r. Patmont has disappeared
again. u was only saturday that the
temperance worker. who had been
missing from Detroit for five weeks.
was found at iib Lake, Wis. Rev.
Claude r WHY aud four ether De-
troitcrs went tU Rib Lake and yes
terday the party started for home.
They took sleeper and some time
early this morning MIR. ratmout van
ished.
Ills absence was discovered after
daybrcak and messages were sent
back along the line. u had been
planned to place the lecturer in a
sanitarium.