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Evening star., 1914-03-02
STRAIN OF LIFE IN U. S.
MAKES ALIENS INSANE
Senate immigration Committee
Hears Expert Testimony in Con-
sidering Pending Bill.

That the stress and strain of American
life quickly develop latent insanity
among immigrants, and the care of them
Is a heavy burden on the various states.
was declared before the Senate immigra-
ton committee today by medical officers
from New York. Pennsylvania and Mary
land in urging radical amendment OF the
pending immigration bill as it deals with
insanity.
The committee took under advisement
a series of amendments offered by Lewis
r. Parker. special counsel for the COM
mission on alien insane of New York, ap-
pointed two years ago to look into the
subject
Mr.. Parker was supported by DR.. Thom-
as P. Salmon of the public health service
in urging that persons with constitu-
tional psychopathic inferiority," described
as the seed of congential insanity, be ex-
cluded.
This would necessitate. DR.. Salmon
said, medical examination of all immi-
grants instead of the examination OF
sons liable to insanity. he said, fire.
quently could be detected. although they
we're not insane within the strict mean
ing of the word.
The committee was urged also TO
amend the bill so as to compel steam
He~SeS~-o
aliens who desired to return to their
own countries while inmates of public
hospitals here.
The process was described as re
patriation," and Mr.. Parker said the
Companies now closely scrutiuized
homeward-bounda aliens, and as rule
refused passage to those who came
from hospitals. The state institutions
were prepared, Mr.. Parker said, to sup
ply attendants when necessary. paying
transportation, as 1t had been found
that mentally defective immigrants often
were restored In mind and body by re-
turning to their own lands. The pro-
posed amendment would impose fine
not exceeding $500 upon violators Of its
provisions.
Another amendment would provide for
the deportation OF any allen who devei-
oped insanity after landing unless ii
could be shown that the cause OF insanity
arose subsequent to landing.
An amendment to place upon the gov
ernment the burden of paying for the
care Of deportable aliens from the time
they were discovered in state hospitals
and immigration officers notified until ac-
tual deportation also was offered. DR..
Frank P Woodbury. Of Pennsylvania said
a census of insane. which he was prepar-
ing for Pennsylvania, showed that 45 per
cent Of the INDECENT insane in that state
were of foreign birth.
Evening star., 1914-03-02
VICE PRESIDENT Is MARooNED,
Mr.. Marshall Stalled on Train Near
New Brunswick. N. ].

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. J.. March .
vice president Marshall was a passenger
on pennsylvania railroad train which
was stalled by the snow near the local
station about midnight and was still there
early this afternoon. The train was
bound from New York to Philadelphia
The Westbound track of the Pennsylvania
here is blocked by fallen wires and poles
Senator Robinson of Arkansas presided
over the Senate under authority from the
President Pro Tempore of the Senate,
Mr.. Clark Of Arkansas, who also is alb
sent. but left a standing appointment Of
Senator Robinson to fill just such an
emergency as developed today.
Evening star., 1914-03-02
STOLEN MAILBAG FOUND.
Sack Which Contained $500, 900 in
Cash Empty When Discovered.

PARIS. March 2-The bag stolen from
4 post ONCE delivery wagon In the Rue
.hauehat Saturday. and which at that
,me contained 100000 in cash was found
Empty yesterday in a lot in the suburb
4 Ronainville- With 1t was another
.tnpty mail sack.
some importance is attached to the
rdinS Of the sacks in RomainviiIe, as
The anarchist colony OF which Jean Bon
not, Gustav Garnier and other celebrated
automobile bandits were members Is es-
tablished there. The police have searched
the region in an endeavor to locate evil
dence concerning the theft. but without
result
Evening star., 1914-03-02
TWO MESSENGERS, LONG
IN j.. S. SERVICE, DIE
Robert Leftridge and William
Wilkes, Both Colored, Estab-
lished Excellent Records.

y service OF thirty-two years as mes.
senger in the State Department ended
yesterday with the death of Robert Left
ridge. colored. at his home. 1720 v street
Appointed in 1881, Messenger Leftridge
had seen the passing of fifteen successive
secretaries of state.
Walker Blaine, who was solicitor or the
State Department when his father. James
q. Blaine. held the portfolio Of foreign
affairs. found Leftridge an employe In the
-hlibi Club.
Fancying him. young Mr.. aine OBJ
tained for him appointment in the state
Department.. and had him assigned as
messenger on his door. subsequently.
Leftridge was put on the door OF the
Secretary of State, where he served
many consecutive years. When Secre-
tary Walter Q. Gresham came to his
last illness, while still in office, Left
ridge nursed him from the time he
was stricken until the end.
When Robert Rose took charge Of the
bureau of trade relations in the State
Department he had Leftridge assigned
TO his door. This was the duty of Left
ridge at the time of death.
Evening star., 1914-03-02
DID NOT QUALIFY TODAY.
Maurice Splain to Be Sworn In as
Marshal Wednesday.

Maurice splain. the new United States
marshal for the District of Columbia,
did not qualify today. as expected. It
was stated at the narshal's office that
Mr.. Splain had decided to defer until
Wednesday taking the oath of office.
Chief Justice Clabaugh will swear In the
new marshal.
Marshal Palmer, although taking for
NAL leave of his associates last Saturday,
will remain in charge of the office until
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1914-03-02

75c Enameled Tea Kettles, I4pint size. .......2oc
25c Sheet Steel-covered Roasting Pans. .......I2c
One dozen Thin Blown Crystal Glass Table
Tumblers, worth 6oc. c....................3 3oc
SI2o Heavy Tin Copper-bottom Wash Boilers .Soc
3oc Extra Quality Four-strng Carpet Brooms. .25c
age Seamless Enameled Covered Saucepans. 49,. arc
$I.25 sets of Mrs. Potts Sadirons. ..6oc
oSc American Heavy Iron Food Choppers. soc
3oc Self-wringing Floor Mops. ....a5c
soc Washboards strongly made. de...............eec
2sc Enameled Triangle Shape Sink Strainers.
soc Seamless Enameled Rice Boilers. s...........aoc
osc Heavy Tin Japanned Cake or Bread Boxes. soc
o8c Heavy Galvanized Iron Washtubs, 24inch sze4oc
3oc Enameled Tea Coffee Pots, 4pint size. ACC
Regular I5c cans of Army Navy Metal Polish. &c
I2Hc Dress Ginghams, - inches wide. ..oAc
Swiss Flouncings, worth 8oc yard. ........... 3oc
SIoo and SI.25 Flouncngs. Observation-Disclosures 4oc
42-inch Wolfe Founcings. ..................... 4oc
45-inch Handloom Swiss Embroidery Flouncings 4oc
Corset Cover Embroidery and Founcings, yard. age
Shadow and Oriental Lace Flouncings. .4oe
Shadow and Oriental All-over Laces. 49c
Black Silk Lace Flouncings. gs....................75
Camisole Corset Cover Laces es.......-........ .3oc
Shadow Lace Flouncings, Is inches wide ...... age
German French Vaienciennes Laces I2yard bolts.esc
36-inch A-over Shadow Laces. soc
Accordion-pla Chiffon ...................o .ooc
Evening star., 1914-03-02

York avenue between 18th and 18th
streets northwest. The cost of the build
ing win be $3.50. 75O. The building con-
tract has been awarded to Wells Broth
ers' Company
Plans for the structure have been pre-
pared by Nathan C. Wyeth and already
excavations for the foundation have been
started. The building will be niSe stories
high and will have wide frontage on
New York avenue.
Evening star., 1914-03-02
VISITOR MISTAKEN FOR
SECRETARY GARRISON
A. II. waterhouse OF Fremont, Neb.,
Drops in at Committee Meeting
and Deceives the Chairman,

While the House committee on inter.
state and foreign commerce was hard al
work. as usual, this morning on a bill
relating to a Chicago waterfront matter
a gray-haired and flrm-jawed man entered
the room and took a seat among the other
men already there. As he sat down Rep.
resentative Adamson. chairman OF the
committee. beckoned to him:
Come right around, Mr.. Secretary. and
take a seat
That's Secretary Garrison Of the War
Department" whispered an out-of-towu
man to his neighbor
The hrm-jawed man simply sat in the
chair he originally chose. Representative
Sims of Tennessee, a member Of tho COM
mittee, took long look at him. and be-
gan to laugh. Representative Adamsor
looked at the visitor and beckoned for g
second time. Then Representative Sims
leaned over and whispered to Representa-.
tive Adamson. telling him that the
stranger was a remarkable double and
not the Secretary Of War at all. 1t was
a. II. Waterhouse, superintendent Of the
public schools Of Fremont. Neb. He wa.
there. he said, as a guest Of Representa-.
tive Stephens OF his state, who is mem.
DER OIL INC CO1uIulIUec.
Chicago Man Also Deceived.
A few minutes later, Henry W. Lee OF
Chicago was talking about the Chicago
water front matter.
I'VE recently had a hearing before the
Secretary OF War;" he said "and he was
here a minute ago-yes. there he Is now -
Mr.. Lee proceeded with his argument
believing that Secretary Garrison was
listening.
Have you ever been mistaken for the
Secretary Of WARP Supt. Waterhouse
was asked later.
well. the folks out my way say that
the Secretary looks like me-" replied the
Nebraska man with a smile
What makes the case OF mistaken
identity more interesting Is that Secre-
tary Garrison and members Of the House
committee on interstate and foreign COM
merce have frequent consultations.
Evening star., 1914-03-02
Stone Heads Foreign Relations.

Senator Stone Of Missouri. was today
selected as chairman of the foreign re-
lations committee, succeeding Senator
Bacon OF Georgia. The Senate this after
noon accepted the appointment.
Evening star., 1914-03-02
Mrs. Sharon Dies, Aged lOl.

HARRISBURG. Pa, March 2-Mrs
Elizabeth Sharon. one OF the oldest vom-
en- in Dauhpin county. died at her home In
Steelton yesterday. February 6 Mrs.
Sharon observed her io4th birthday. she
was in good health until ten days ago.
when she was injured by falling.
Evening star., 1914-03-02

ington county (Md) rural mail carriers
by the Post Office Department to dis
tribute feed along their routes for the
birds, as the ground is covered with
deep snow.
Evening star., 1914-03-02

The Canaan Valley Development Com
pany has been formed at Davis, w. Va.
for the purpose Of exploring and boring
in Canaan valley for gas and oil.
Evening star., 1914-03-02
Reduction inAEnect March l.

All sugars were raduced o5 per cent be-
ginning March 1. under the new tariff
law. and Attorney General McReynolds
has rendered an opinion that Cuban
sugars must also receive the benefit OF
;he preferential provided In the Cuban
reciprocity treaty. Mr.. Pleasant proba-
'Iy will make application for the in
1unction today.
Evening star., 1914-03-02
DIAMOND BROOCH, LOST
LAST WINTER, IS FOUND
Arrest of Negro for Theft of 81 900
Bill Leads to Recovery
of Jewelry.

a woman who was one of number of
guests of Representative Ira Copley of
Illinois during Inauguration week last
year here is being sought by the police so
she can be notified that diamond and
amethyst brooch, valued at s4OO, which
she lost, has been recovered.
In connection with the loss and recov-
cry of the brooch William B. Frye,
colored, is detained by the police on
charge of grand larceny. According to
Detectives R. L. Carroll and r. H. Beck
ley of police headquarters the brooch was
lost In a local hotel. They say Frye was
employed at the hotel at that time.
Several days ago Frye was arrested
on a charge of stealing one-thou-
sand-dollar bill which had been drop
ped by George w. Stanton in the
Woodward building. 1t was during the
that the detectives discovered the
brooch at Frye's home, in Arlington,
Va. When confronted with the brooch.
the detectives say. Frye said he found
1t at the hotel where he was employed
Detectives Are Rewarded 500.
The charge of stealing the S1,oo" was
not pressed against Frye by Mr Stanton.
The detectives. however, were rewarded
with 500 between them by Mr.. Stanton
for recovering it. The money was sent to
Inspector Boardman. chief of detectives,
who turned it into the police department.
The detectives will receive so per cent of
the reward. while the rest will go toward
the police clothing and helmet fund.
Trial on the charge of stealing the
brooch was continued in the Police Court
today until Friday. The detectives have
communicated with Representative Cop
Evening star., 1914-03-02
NEW EMERGENCY HOSPITAL.
Permit Issued by Building Inspector
for Erection.

permit was issued today at the build
ing inspectors Office for the erection OF
Evening star., 1914-03-02
TOENJO|N OPERATION
OF SUGAR TARIFF LAW
Application for Louisiana to Be Filed
with United States Su-
preme Court.

Former senator Bailey announced to-
day that he probably would file late today
with the Supreme Court of the United
States application. on behalf of the state
Of Louisiana, for an Injunction to prevent
the enforcement by Treasury officials Of
the one-cent duty on sugar provided for
IN the Cnderwood-Simmons tariff act.
II is claimed that the state will be in
5Ured by the new rates, because 1t is en-
gagged in sugar producing on convict
farms.
Not Repealed by Tariff Act.
II is further claimed that the statute
putting into effect the % per cent prefer
entail duty of the Cuban reciprocity
treaty In favor OF Cuban sugar as not
repealed by Congress IN passing the Un-
derwood Simmons tariff act, but that the
Congress merely repealed the treaty. 1t
is therefore asserted the old rates are
still in effect, despite the fact the sugar
rates of the new tariff law were to be-
come effective March l.
Notice was also served on Secretary
McAdoo today by Attorney General
Pleasant of Louisiana Of his intention to
ask the Supreme Court to grant a pre-
liminary Injunction to restrain the Treas
ury Department from granting Cuban
sugar a 20 per cent preferential.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1914-05-15
Photo 1914.
BlueiaCkets Aiming Guns From Battleship


in
used to reSore order
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-18

fdn EoIbolsu qsempdrlle an btibsn
Bronlsn I'm aampit lttbtn. mo fnb nun
BIZ ibriefn WiIionsR2
Die aorrnpiion Der ruHifhen giros
lraiit lpurhs outh ben raNilh idpdnlIhtn
aritg anf bas ardHshs mibiiIi. 9ieles
Itanb %Hbtrbnupt NUT ouf btm Wapisr, mal
our aufIitllung nnb ansrifuna bielef
9%rupptnioEgtr unbtblHai trForbtrli4 mar.
BtIdab nun felt 1905 ttpdg, i'm bIefta
iltbd aus1uroiitn2 Wldn bat nihis BON
tintr lirtHatn gtftraTuRs btt @4alblasa
atbori, btnn bintsr bsultlbtn ftohbsn -
bic @robflrIitn ftlbf, unb Der Gtaubol
pnrpt oabsr nit alien ardfttn psrtufdt.
Der itbiet atitg mag bieatiht biefs
Shdbtn In nod biel gr0berem TdBItabt
tHtbi1tn unb pie1siht ittht auh oiesmal
siH Ghsil Der ruHiidtn Strtittratt mug
= duf BEN qdpisr.
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Rubfanb anl4dHtnb atptn fsintn minm
%e1ipunatu. gum miubtitn bic 1rupptH
Bee Wiliidr6uirls DbsHa, ftrHu bic
Roulafuss qrmst etasH cine 9%tbrobuna
pom ifutr Gtitt btr, BuridJubaIitu. uflts
Sireitlgifit bann natirlih duf BEN pol,
uiidtn aritasl6duplab nift In gtirahi
iommeH. Cine tbtntut1t u%mgmppirung
Der oortiatn eiuiiirditt MORE lals Rubs
lamb bititn Doitot nift In Grpdpung &C.
Boetn babtn ioli,, tbtniaus esbottn.
q 9roh dltr pomp8ftn @trfhunns
atu, bab oaB ruFiIhe Deer srJbtrsii unb
oo1ltanbig optratioHsbtrsit lsi, bat Is bod
geriHtrmabtn ben anThttH ale ob bic
Mobifinruna B, iatto nod LANCE Mot
poItnbst III. Nus ben borIi,atnbtH Be-
ri6ttn ab,r bic itbt i'm Sang btfiubli6m
ertianiFe fam NIT @ttpiBbtit esfhloFn
Bsrbtn, bdb bOaiifns cine miaion raFis
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Die ;Sdwd6e IN Der
&riesfi6rung 3nRlanOs.
Cine portfif@- arategtf8e Stu0ie.
Don sinsm stemaligcn 6eueralfahs ofF5er.

1n puHbs Euuft In Der pOIihiden aHlnss bS %arhsspIOHes. = GuFaub
thtrt aHsrHfstres slei4Jsths sssm Spsi 6rOHteH. - strahsiihs anlass
baOHrh uHmttebar besHHHht. glaneelhafts ~groh5hsiseit baIbeH. -
RuMaHb beabHhfst bOrnHHs HHr gsFtnahms BON chpreuheH ub gai'
stem. - @td4makist @rnppiruHs Der rHHthsn ersiHrafc. mir eiusH
sHhdeibnfu safas uiht sstsHst. - sOnhiss unhdHbe, BIZ Craps
ptruHs pabrihsHl th bseirfnFn.
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sigtntIl4 ben tnsia rtstsn NnboIiIpunti
bistsn, Fnb fois,Hbt flr bis auf Der gtiBbs
basNgslis g%rupptruHs mubssbsnb aspt'
fen:
anrse iisbeF6t Der wihtIeirn Grels'
HtHs bis sum 1. septembsr.
23. aueuF
Drtt ruHtIds armatorpB %Iortirtn ans
atblih bis 4Hqerdp, 2intt @umbiHntn-
5uftcrburs. Su ben ndhftR 7aetn Be-
isbsn bi,It ardfis 9nierbura uub 9ilfi
pnO ridtn atssH AoHtasbsra uOr, nm
bahslbt 80 btlagsrn. 8ds srft btuif4s
armHtprps 5itbt Th angtbIi6 Dor Der liz,
bsrmdat 5urid. WiuHiids MsIounsl
20. auguf:
gHnT ruFiI6e aorps 1srbtH bon ben
9eutIdtn In elmer brsitdgiesH S4lntt
nabt @ileenblrg unb Grtslsburg etftla'
gen unb ibsr ruHiiht 6rtntt 5urides'
%porfen. (gtrIinsr DtpsTdt)
2s. ausuF: ~
GtNktttNWltWt q pn . 1plPRf
grsiitn RuHen Bel aitltt ptflia btt
Dsi6lsl an. (eonbontr Hines 'glti'
buns). Sinh Idut bsrisIbsn GutIs on
gtblid ui6t trioIsrsi9 miFm oabtr oui
altidfarte, ptnn nidt iibtyIt'~' it
alIo minbsttns br,i ruff
ItObtn Isin.
26. auguf:
Gsfsrrei6sr errirstn s~laujtut,n SIG
6ti arasnid, p%erioIatu ben 6eino meter
stssH dublin. TiHf ruFif5s aorps ipl'
len tngasirt esptitu iein. 3nifden ben
BfiHen Bug gn6 0ispr5 ipdrsn laut bsr'
ieI6sn MtIbuna feline rufii6eH Sruppsu.
Wisnsr WslOuus)
Quguf:
RuFiI6s Qrmts unitr gentrdl Bdnoff
angebli6 ii6er 100000 mdnn fart. alio
5 Die 6 aorps, opsrirt stesn bic Ssretb'
2inie unb I'm 9nitittr 5halt. Cine annette
@ruppt. ca. 3 aorps, riidt pom Roroofttu
gtstH qtmbtra Dor. notwithstanding aus
benz 5eItungsbrsied Ropnos9 ubnosgud
let. g%etersbdrger Meloung.)
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GOentuelle Brinoe fir bic sescnwGra
tise @rnppiruns Der ruftffen
Streitfr1fte.

lin bGQig unparteiiIh 5u Ieir, eriheint
es eebpten, mebrere lllsfdnoe, pslme bic
ACCOMMODATING gruppirung Der rufiiatn
Gtreittrdfts ougsnfheinli6 beeinflubt ha'
ben, etfpas nGher gu bslsudtsr. DieieIben
Iino dnIheinenb Iotpobt polittfner ols mis-
litdrii6er Qatur:
l. Der ale a%ombinatinnen Der 9riple'
entente iiber ben 6aufen perfenbs, ras
pioe unb fissrside @ormdrfh Der Deutihen
armte in granlreih bat dni@einsno our
golse eebabt, bdb bic 5ransoIsn ale Ses
bel in 8eipssung Iebten, um RubIaHO 3u
einem Ioiortiseu Gingreifsn uuf Dem off,
li9sn a~riessIaauplab au bspesen, unb
oerdrt auft 8u getpinntn. Hublano l4eint
bieism 8rGnsn Itattsssebsu 3u boben unb
feline 5und9t Der @ren3e befinbli6sn
aorps, bersn MDbtltIirung bdlbpsgs bts
enbiet mar, fpfprt gum Angriff aaI
Deutfalanb unb OeIterreih beorbsrt 81
ba6eu. Die aOrps i'm Snnern RubldnbS
tonnteu ndtllr9emGb erFt ipdtsr sintrsfitu,
uno ipurbsu ODER peroen erlt iebt 5uT
9erItdrtuna Der bereits i'm Sample be.
finbli9en ardfte einssIebt. DAB baOurd
bic qidnmGbieteit bes sanSsn GffsnIb
auFmarI9es pOlis obsr tbeilpetie iiber
ben Saufsu gsiporfsn purb,, srIdeint
aiemli1 nnbsliessrb, unb es ersab itH eine
@ruppiruns Der @treittrGfte. ipie ie e6en
bic auetnbIidli9tn iirotsgiI6su @srbdls
niKt dnf BEN ariessi6uupIuts isIbf cts
forbertsn.
2. Die INNER mehr btrprrtretenbs
felrbliGt 4dltung Der 9lrtei unb ods
prpblemutif9s Bsntbnen Mimduieis bat
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Der S6luB auf Die ruFif6, ardftts
@ruppiruug am l.. September piros ii6
oabsr bsiIdufig folgenOsrmdBen geItalttn:
/. RoroIide 9rupps gsgen 8eutIh'
lamb, "a. s armtstorps tart, in Sits unO
tbsiliUtiIs in WtfprsuBtn singsbruugen,
anI6tinsnots OptrationsjitI a0Higsbsrg
uHO bic 8eidIelliuis.
2. Sioli6t gruppe gegen CtIitrrsi6
ca. 8 Qrmses aorps beiotrIeits Der Deihs
ietlinie Ruooms2ublin. Qufgabe: Self
baltuns Der 6iterrti9ii9tu Suuptdrmts.
8. OsfIihe @ruppe oteen GeIterrtth
ca. 8 Die 10 Qrmeelorps tart in Der qinie
am Sbsrlauf oss BUG uHO Gerstb bic
gum 9uititer, ionic Iloli9 babon. Gpts
~rdtions3itl asmberg uno bic DnieRers
Clinic.
A.. 3uidmmengeuommen plren bies
"a &orps. Inter Der qnabme, bab 81
aorps btrtits auf Dem ariessl9nuplabe
eingctroffen iino, b!ie6en nod 2 big 8
aorps iibrig. unb mar biirfte nit bsr
Qnudbme nift iebr nett ftbIsebsn, ptun
pisIsIbeu ais aLlgsmsine grpBe aeisrUs fir
bic nBroli6e uuO IiiOli4e 9ruppe in elmer
3eHtruIIttlung nm Darlhau periammeIt
finb.
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Ge gdalthe 9ribIne ionte tn tinen beuHten SnuIe febIen. Sic
bfest cine Ghle gebegenen 9eNOffs uHb perOtent bic l~nteIhtuug
oer GeuiAen In Stnt rb 2dnb.
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Die modernste und sanitsrste Brauerei
-;ro
No. 0

SamilenbeOaf fam bebOsen werben: in sHbrCma6a, @n. Setter,
25O2 q StraFe; SelepbOn sOntb S63-Smaba, Sngu 4. Sls 1924
9Ouglas StraFe; SelepbOn Douglas 3O4o-Gpunel Bluffs, Oh ase
Bar, 1912 Sin {. Strake; SespbOn 1923,
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sasemeines Weinmt.

Bel Der geurtbsilung 0ieIsr aus glaubs
piiroigen uuo bdlbpegs berldBliaen Be-
riateH asla0pftn unb 3uiammengeitelteR
gruppiruug Der ruFiIdsn Streittrdfte
pirb f9 IslbIt BEN 2aitn fofort bic
@abrnsbmuug u~ufbrdnsen. OuB Oieis pts
nigitsus %porIdufig. 8iemli4 sleihmdbig
auf brsi 9ruppsn nit elmer 3entrdIreIsrbe
ptrtbtilt Hnb.
0iefe anlass bss Gelosugsplauea mare
Fratssii6sn qrin5ipieu fir siHe 0sfsns
fire i'm eroBsn Stils, Der ssOs
grapbii9sn 9tItaltung oss 9riegsi4uuz
plates anespabt, DDltOmmen entIprsdsnb.
SIR cine groBs OffenftDs
= uHb bic bsabfhtigt RuBldnb ia -
ermangelt bieis qnlage jsbo9 elmer
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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-10
BENEDICT Ky TO
Be CROWNED POPE
ON SEPTEMBER G
CARDINAL DELLA CHIESA CHoS
EN- BY coNcLAVE TO sue.
CEED LATE Plus X.

Rome, Sept. 4.-The coronation OF
Cardinal Della Chiesa, elected today
by the sacred college Of cardinals I: Is
successor to Pope Plus X, will occur
Sept. 6. He will assume the name of
Benedict XIV.
Immediately after the election of the
pontiff, he said that he cannot mag
inc how his frail being can be capable
Of enduring the enormous weight of
responsibility thrown upon his should
ers, especially in moment when al
most the entire continent of Europe is
stained with blood; when wounds in
flicted on the church. The war, he
said, armed faithful against faithful
and priest against priest; while the
bishops of each country offered pray
ers for the success OF his own coun-
try.
The conclave of the sacred college
has been in session since the evening
of Aug. 81. The final vote was taken
yesterday morning. Later, during a
course reception to the laymen, the
new pope spoke of America, which he
said is especially dear to him. j.,
Cardinal Gibbons and O'Connell,
who reached Rome only shortly before
noon yesterday, and consequently did
not participate in the election express
sed qualification at being the first car
dinals not being in the conclave, to
render homage. He embraced them
tenderly.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-10
U. 5. TO FEEL EFFECTS
OF EUR0PE'S war

Washington, Sept. "A hundred
million dollar war tax. The United
States will receive its first profound
impression of the effects Of the fur.
ious struggle in Europe today when
the president will appeal to congress
to pass war tax bill. In four weeks
the customs receips Of the United
States has fallen 100000. The re.
suit is for America, nothing more &C.
rious than that We must temporarily
shift the basis taxation. Customs dut-
les heretofore easiest and quickest
collected in dollars that came into the
treasury, have fallen fiat.
The loss to the treasury will be at
least 100000. This will have to
be made up from other sources such
as doubling internal revenue on beer
and other articles, putting stamp du.
ties on checks. and taxing articles
classed AZ Injuries.