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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-12
DAY IN DAVENPORT

court and argued for a writ OF habeas
corpus. Alday has been in jail since
Feb. 20, when he pulled a shot gun
on Oficer Dahlquist when a squad
OF police broke into his home, 1850
West Second street, to arrest Alday
on the charge of running disorderly
/ house He is now held under $4,000
bonds. charged with intent to commit
murder. Attorney Cannon cited sever
al decisions on officers of the law
breaking into homes without warrants
or sufficient provocation. He argued
in justification of Alday's action that
the police exceeded their authority in
entering the house.
Baby In Smallpox coIony-Little
.Clarence Modene, eight months old,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Modene,
1874 Union street, is the latest addi-
ton to Davenport's smallpox colony
at st. Roberts hospital. The child's
mother IL also a patient at the same
place. There are now eight smallpox
patients quarantined at ST. Roberts.
Dismissed as to Davenporter-The
action started against DR.. z. j. Walsh
in connection with the case OF DR..
Johnson of Wichita, Kan. has been
dismissed. II was ascertained that
DR.. Walsh had no connection with the
business OF DIR. Johnson and knew
nothing of his affairs. 1t appears DR..
Johnson had been using the name of
DR.. Walsh, although he had not been
associated with him for many years.
Maennerchor Loses Banner-A valu-
able satin banner, the property of the
Davenport Maennerchor, has been
stolen from the club rooms located in
Turner hall. The police were notified,
but thus far no arrests have been |
made.
Man Insane From Drinking-Insane |
with liquor and brooding over fancied |
wrongs. William Cheney, who attempt
ed suicide by drinking poison a short |
time ago, engaged in a wild battle
with the police and was only subdued
after a fierce struggle. The man was
finally landed behind the bars, and
yesterday morning was given n 15-day
sentence in police court. Cheney, who
had been drinking heavily. entered
he police station and Immediately be-
zane abusive. He was warned to con-
iuct himself in a proper manner, but
only served to kindle
lis anger. He made a wild lunge at
Lew and the two men went
o the floor in a hand to hand strug-
lie. Officer LAGRANGE rushed to the
'escue, and the battle continued for
several minutes. II will be remem-
,ered that Cheney. after quarreling
With his wife, drank poison about 10
lays ago. He was rushed to the hos
,ital and his life saved by use of the
tomach pump. After being detained
or time he was released. Since then,
he police allege that Cheney has
threatened to kill his wife and family.
lie was attempting to secure a gun to
his aim, according to the
'olice, when he became involved in
he fracas at the station.
To Paint Church and Parsonage-ll
The Danish church council meeting
tuesday night had discussion of some "
business in the way of re-
airs on the church and parsonage '
which will take the form of a coat of
'aint, and there were also plans for '
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-12

Diamond Dick Movies TO Be Ousted.
The police crusade against sensa-
tional movies" OF the highway-rob-
bery-murder variety will be launched
under the personal direction OF Chief
Hans Schramm. who will be aided by
his squad OF plain clothes men. This
drastic action is taken in compliance
with the suggestion OF County Attor-
ney Fred Nollmer. who in letter to
the local chief OF police called atten-
tion to the state law. which makes il
criminal TO present any exhibition or
entertainment that may tend TO the
corruption OF the morals OF youth or
others. Mr.. Nollmer IS OF the opinion
that this law would apply 10 certain
moving picture exhibitions in which
sensational robberies and crimes of
violence with gun play are shown.
Mr.. Vollmer suggested that the police
department keep the moving picture
shows in Davenport under surveillance
and caution them 20 use care in selec-
ton of films. When asked as to the
person or persons he intended to ap-
point as movie censors'' in Davenport
Chief Schramm said: There will be
no official appointment. I expect to
take personal charge OF the matter
and expect TO visit a number Of the
local picture houses. A number of my
plain clothes men will also be assign
ed to such duty. This investigation
will be a rigid one. and violations of
the Law will be dealt with severely. |
We expect to continue this surveillance
from now on" Chief Schramm states |
- H. - hn Ia
houses will receive no second warn |
ing. THE matter has been thoroughly /
explained through the press" he re-
marked. and # is now up TO these
men to be on their guard"
Court Ne~s.-H. W. Untiedt IS plain
tiff against William Erps and Ruby
Erps in a petition in equity, asking
Judgment of $500
Original notice has been filed by the
w. G. Block company against S. S.
Jack. The plaintiffs claim is for
S132.36.
Original notice Of divorce has been
fled by EtheIyn C. Baldridge VS.. John
H BaIdridge giving notice of divorce
on grounds of cruel and inhuman treat
ment-
Marriage licenses have been Issued
10 August II. Joens OF Pleasant Valley ,
and Emma Panke of Davenport; ]
Wright Hoskins OF Davenport and
Gladys Phillips OF Davenport and Hen
~ H Henrichsen of Donahue and Myr- .
tie Ressie OF Donahue.
Three divorce suits were filed yes .
tsrday: Anna Schumacher asks a d. |
vorce from julius Schumacher on ,
grounds OF desertion. She claims that {
her husband left her in May OF 1908. !
six years after marriage. Anna Jor- s
dan asks a divorce from Frank Jor- I
dan on grounds OF cruel and inhuman I
treatment. They were margieH in I
June, 1905. and have two children. ]
Anna Fletcher petitions for a divorce q
from A. G. Fletcher. claiming cruel !
and inhuman treatment. I
Alleges Police Exceeded Authority
Setting up the claim that circum- 7
stances did not warrant the police 7
breaking into the home of William /
Alday without a warrant. NJ. V. Gan 7
non. attorney for AIday. appeared be- '
fore Judge Theophilus in the district I
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-12

Sacramento, Cal. March 12.-Bread
lines are forming in California. as re-
ports from eastern cities state, and
are becoming so great that the rail
roads and shipping interests are over
wheImed-
The main bread line amounts to So
100000 bushels OF wheat, but there
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-12

Boston-Hope was abandonea ~
the four-mast schooner Benjamin =
Poole, commanded by Captain r. y.
Cole of Harrington, Me-, when "a
Wilmington two months ago for baiu,
more with crew of eight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-12

Notwithstanding Mann,
republican leader, testifying before the
house committee on election of presi-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-12

To Paint Church and Parsonage
The Danish church council meeting
Tuesday night had discussion of some
important business in the way of re-
pairs on the church and parsonage
which will take the form of a coat of
paint, and there were also plans for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-12

Alleges Police Exceeded Authority
up the claim that circum-
stances did not warrant the police
breaking into the home of William
Alday without a warrant. NJ. V. Gan
non. attorney for AIday, appeared be-
fore Judge TheophiIus in the district
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-12
Fels- Naptha Soap makes your work
easy. How do you do your work? DO

Won try to find the best and easy way?'
Or do you have the idea that if a thing
is done easily it cannot be done well?
That is a mistake. Many people slight
things in order to get through quickly,
but many women today are doing their
work the Fels-Naptha way because they
have proved to themselves that it is the
best.
Fels-NaptEa Soap makes your work
easy; does it better; is more thorough. 1t
works i'm sensible way-that is why it
appeals to sensible women. 1t gets right
into the dirt and dissolves it, and does
this with cool or lukewarm water, thus
saving YOUR hands.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-12

evangelical services talked over. The
services will be held, IL is anticipated
from April % to 26 inclusive. Rev. H.
l.. Jensen of Kimballton, Ia, and
Rev. ". p. Clennensen of West
Brahch. Ia, will be secured to assist
the pastor. Rev. V. w. Bondo in con-
Quoting the services.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24

itonocn. 9tibt gcnug 0onit, BOB Oos
ocutibe aobel 5cricbnitteu muroc,
bat ouc0 Scr bricflic0c @crfebr 9ou5
Guige66rt uuo 5u olcoem meroen IN
Guglono olle oie fiir 0eutiMlano be-
itimmteu @oitioden mtfgcbolten,
Die fllr5 bor ser &riegserildrung
poA europa geiouot mur6en uno
ihre 9lblieferung miro wobri6einlib
CRIT nod 6rie0ensi6luB crfolgcn.
lleber Sen &lun OcS 9unoesi9aB-
omtes, Die 6inan8lage oaoir6 ou
itGrfen, ooB Sen bieiigen 9onten
gr0Bere Oepoiiten 5ur &erfiiguug
geiteat werocn iollcn iiu0 ndbere
Gin5elbeiteu nod niHt 6efonut &C.
maht porocn 9tatiirlih fin0et Der
@lon pollite 9(nertennung, 8umal eS
Dem SGobamt ni6t i1per fallen
iolIte, ouf 0ieie gSciie 5u belfeu, ga
Die GegierimgsOepoiiten in Den bic
igcn 9nifen ot9cnblidliN mn inn
Elm aeringeS b06er itono, ais es 6ei-
irielSnciie Tor SabreSfrilt Scr Sail
mar. Son wennm0glih nod gr0Be-
rcr @ihti9feit crit6eint 0ie 6ro9c,
wic 0Gn Siioen Oas 6eiBt oem iii0-
liNcu 9ounmollpflon5er, Ocfen So-
&c ge9enp0rtig menig bencoen8-
meub it, gcbolfcn DerOen faun. gi-
nc Gonfcrcn8 olf Scr oiesbc3iI0li-
die @}oBuabmen 0ctroifcn per0en
iollcn, 1T fiir 9}ontag in ser @un-
Ncsbouptito0t ciu6eruicn moroen.
Gine gan5c 9lei6c bon Gorporotionen
fat I'M &erlauf Scr g8oHc 9lnfimOig-
iinacu crloiierl ooB iie iufoIgc ser
0lir6 Den Grieg bcrouibeiAmorenen
gSirren bic 3obhlna Der Di0ioen0en
DorlGufig eingeieat baben. 9lls
@ruO ipuroe onaegebcL oaB eS I'M
$ntcreiie Der glftiondre ge6oten err
iheint ocn @oor6eitonO m0alidIt
5uianmen3u6olten ga mon nidt
lviiien f6nnc, mas Die 3ulunit
brinet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24

wenn Der 9etreifenOe jur Gntua6nle
ciues 8iirgerbrieieS 6eredtigt lit.
@enn Oieie 3eit gefoumcn it, miB
ioldeu 9}iAtbiirgeru in @erbinOung
nit ben GerbdnOen oes 9}otionol-
6unOes, oie ipe3iellc Gomiten ooiiir
6a5en bel ser Grlanglinq Der @iir-
gerpapere t9atf6ftig Siilfe geleiiiet
,lperoen, mn n 6us,4oso,ao N
God 6olt, S6r Serren Singer unO
on0ercn Geltib 9lmerifoner Die
&Gr Den 9lational6un0, 6GpuBt ODER
rm6eluruBt nod icrnite6t, Die S0r
oeu 9unO nod uiWt fenneu m0gt
neil SS6r GuN 6isGer nur mn Sdu.
gerioGen 6efiinmert 6o6t! .8u fGm-
pfen fiir 0es @iirgers Gec6tc lit nicbt
6es 9lotional6im0es ein3ig 3iel. Sm
Ieutidunterriht mill er Ben @hltter-
laut fortic6eH, i'm &inOerd]or oos
oeutic9e Sie0 er6oltet III Ser @e-
ibidtsfoyi6ltng Oos 0cutiA6cpuBt-
icin weden &6r ollie ieiO Darpilid.
let, ouM 0o mii3u6elien.
6er6ei olio, 5itr &leinar6eit mli
ollen Nc6ieten oeuticben Stre6enSl
SoerjliG millfommen 5ur 0lit6Hlic
bel Der GeutiMor6eit 9icOuer bel
GcuiiMtoGeL IN Gerianimlun0en,
9Irtifclidrci6cr in Ger ocntic6cn
%reiic, Eaitorcn oni ser aan5cl iu0
0e6etcn bic 9c6re bon Der &lcin-
orbcit 81 pcr6rcitca oanit ciue
@roBt9ot Oarous mcrOc"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24

0en 0enanntcuGollntieS ouiGBig iinO,
mls5uiii6rcu Tic glppifoiipn fir
cen Ginbolts6eic0l III no;l @lue Sill,
Nlainc, geianot norbert poieIbn iiN
&i6tcr 9loie crbolinasbol6cr ouls
bdIt. SSn htr5cr 3eit oiirfie Gibicr
&oic Gin &er6or an6craimcn me,
Dies III Gun6crlonO iloitiinocu miro.
Gon ser CrcihmaiAine
gct00tct.
Gincu 0r6BliHqn 600 bat G6orleS
&iOo, BON 9lodS, no6e 9elair, aFo.,
ouf 0cr 6orn pou G6orlcs &.
Icp. erIitten Gr gcrici6 OdieIbit II
cine Dreibntoidiue lmO purOe toot
ouS oericlbcu GcrauSac5ogen
9llire0 2. &oe miro ipres
den.
Son 6reocrid, Qlo. miro 0cm
vGclitic6cn Gorrcipou0cNien~ uit0c.
t6cilt oaB Scrr S(lfrc0 9. 9loe, BON
@orceIicr Wlol,. Die SomtptoniprocDe
6ei ser Gnt6iililnd 0eS Ienimdls 5it
G6rcn bon 9or6aro Sritdlie aui oen
usQlolnt 0liuct6ric06cie~ on q
September 6oicn miro Gie Seiiulg
ser Gnt6iialngS 6eier Iic0t IN Scn
Ndnoeu ocs serru @}iIton 6. llrncr
ino Ocs O6erit George u. s. Scr
non bon Baltimore.
@i oDor BON SogerStomn
In GoIliiion.
PHI einen Ger6oitS6eie6l Bin oetr
Or. s. Mc@6erion Scott Der @lopor
bon @agcrStown ermirft Bate, wur.
sc Grouf y. acacr. bon 9iortb SO.
not6on in &oGcrStopu uer6oiict
inO meleu fo6rldiigcm %an06auuNg
cincs autonobils bon ocm Srieoens.
ridter Gmtcl 92 Cont, 5i $50 @elo.
itrolF ocrlribeilt Setter bot @eru.
nn5 aeaen Oas llMQril cin9elcgt.
81 raienoem Eempo Ioa Neller ans
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24

prem.Geomicn cine weiierc GiBnug
in Oeni oG0o I5e0omS Gefnpcl~. Sir
Die Iomea III eiue llnter6altm0 &c.
plant. 9labuiiia0S 2 ll6r rinmt
Die aroBc 0roeuS &orooc loren 9lu.
ioua an pclber itb ser 0roeu mi
einem GGoupo0en 6ct6ciligt.
Gouueriioa Den 10. September.
@ormiito9S 10 ll6r 6olleu sic Gu
prem@eamicn bic lcBte Siblng,
mG6reno oic Gamen eincu 9hSlsaG
nod Oen &oritdoieu miticlit Stra-
Bcn6a6npag9on inicrnebmen. PIN
9l6en0 ne6mcn oie GeIegoten Oie clef.
trii1e %ora0e IN 9higentbciu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24
9M Grade aetraaen.

Die @ecr0iglmg OeS ON ncrgan.
ren Srcitag int 9(ltlr bon SO So6ren
Gus ocnl 2cbcl geiAieocuen Scrrn
GietriN Scooter, fano ociteru gtab-
nittag nm 3 llbr BON ieiner &ob-
ullug 9ir. 269315, @iIfens -9[ocuiic,
Itctt. 9Soitor Seuiiebouicn, bon Der
Sicp9onS-Stirte, leitete oie Erouer-
ieier, iuoroui sic geiieblmg auf oem
,9ouOon @orf. 6ricoboie" eyfolgte.
9SrG6tigc @hlmeripenoen worcn
non 9}ob uno Sern in grpBcr 2ln5abl
ciugc0ouGel. Nerr Scooter mar om
10. Suni 1858 SIT Srei6uro I'M
9'rcisgou 9eboren moroeu un0 Dor
ctma 30 Sobren nod 9(merifa gc-
fonlmen gle6cn ieiner NSittpe, 6roit
99or0orct aoeiicr, bintcrldBt or 5pci
S09ne, bic &errcn Sobn imO @il.
liam &ocIicr iomic 5mci Gnfclfin-
ser. Gr mar Nlitglie0 ser n9lrbei-
tcr&roufcnfoiie," Der n9riioerlHait
Scr 3imucrlcute unO Shrciucr~
iin0 0es u3cto Gonclaoc 9lr. 6,
Oont Grocn Scr %cptoiopbcn. %crtre.
ter ser 2ebteren fungirten ais 9obr-
hpttragcr. 0aS @c0rdbniB Sn-
flint Eeufel bcior9te oic @eer0i-
0ung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24
Dy. g0m. @sGer,

s'dile sur 3ieiic ms sIaslouO be.
icrot 6. 9iaiuc, slr. 4i3, on s'aIti.
mure.Strv unhe Gnitau oonir sIpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24
uglitto .sSadu in @oIIiiiOn.

9oli5ci fobn0et mr Orci Dldnner,
melHe oos 2tltomo6il OcS 9r.
SSronciS 9. W2cGorrior OcItoBlcn
bobea. Dicbc collioirten nit
9qotorameiroO uno cnttomcn IN
9}or0 Baltimore.
Orei W}dnner, melGc au SmnItag
9lben6 0oS 9[utonobil oeS Or. Sron-
ciS 9. @1cGorrior, bon g}r. 1924,
9Ioro G6arIes .StraBe, gcitoblen bo-
ben iinO an scr Gde BON 9lortG
9(pcnte lno St. SAUL. .StruBc init
Dem W1otor5meirno oes g9il6erf @en-
fer bon 9tr. 1903, SoIbroof-Strv
coIli0irtc. 0oS 9(utomobil Ocs
g(r3teS peridmonO olt Sonliuo
glbeno fur5 nod ncun ll6r, ais es
Or. W2cGorrior Dor ieiner @o6mtnG
Ite6cn .qcIoIicn botte. @tit raienoer
Wel1pinoiqfcit u1ren bic 0iebc Ou-
ben. @cufer mitrOc bei Scr Golli-
iion ouf sic StroBc 0ciAleuOart lnD
crlitt idlmcr3boite Gcrlebun9en am
9opic lmo i'm @5iidt. 0ie Orei Sn-
IoIicn ocs 9lutomobilS eiItcn in cine
Gcitcngoiie lmo cntfancn. Gen per-
loIlencn &roftrogen fon0 &oli5iit
9e1crS pom u6roIi@en 9iitrift Ser
0en Gioentbiimer Oes 9(utomo6ils
bcnatbrihtigte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24

cincr Scitcnaaiic acid6ren ieiu Gr
coaioa1e oo6ci init Dem 9hitpmobil
oeS Cr Scott Seller mahie aclieno,
ooB Der QloDor 0ou&ager5tomn li1i
olii 0cr porihriitsmdBigcn Seitc Der
4roBe iu6r, ais Die GoIliiion d.
iplaic
@icien Grute pon Trmu.
ten.
Sulilen0e DON S{0rben BON Coma
ten iino in Scr bcriloncuen 9Gohc
mitlelit &ro6men onrN oen G6eia.
peate lno TelaporeSioual Dei0r0ert
por0en Cic Gomoicu wclhc bon
9tem.Seriep DcrionNt puroeu iino
filr sic @altmorcr Gonierocu-Sobri.
ten beiiinut GS miro aN9enrm.
men ooB iibcr 2 @d0ioncn aorbcu
ourd oen &oual bei0rocrt uclDen.
c6e sic 2oiion iAlicBt. Scdjig
sooiIoounacH laugicn ollein III Ger
pcrilolleuen SSocbe an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24
8immerluauO ciuacitiirst.

Sdwercn Gerlebingen oiclleiht
ocm Eooe, cntein9en ocitern Nior.
Gen sic 9lcocrin @crtie Soncs lm0
lire 6eiocn &inocr olS pl6blicb Die
@}oucr ibres Sdlai6immrs in 9ir.
5, gseit-@burM. .StroBc, cinitiir5te.
Go iic on ser cntgceenoeiebten Seiie
oeS 9iouuneS i1lieicn, fomen lie nit
Dem Shrededn ooOon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24

glimmt am z. September i6reu 9ln.
fong- 3o6Ireibc Gclc0oien bon
alSpGrts crmorict. glnldBlib
Der Sternen6ouucr 8eier itc5eH
0cn @eiuGern ocle 9lttraftionen
in 9hsiidt Orioles" 6ci5et-
r Aff6et,ii6 an SER aro6en Groea5-
9'drooc.
sIlle Gor5crcihtngeH iiir sic FINITE
iG6rlihc Gouocntiou 0cs Gr0ens ~er
rGriolcS~ melde ON @lontu9, oen z.
september, in Naltimore i6rcu 2lu-
ioug ninlnt, ino 0etroiicn. Gou
9}o6 lmO 6crn perocn 6puOerte bon
Gcleaaten bier 1intrcffen Zen ve.
iuyAern ite6cn gcnllBrei1c Iogc in
9luslid)t "a Oie Goupcntion graoe
nit Der Siernen6onuer.6eicr 5uiam-
men idQt. N}it bicueuorii0cm 6Iely
Bat III oeu lcbicu MoWcn oo3 Gon-
oentioN5 Goniic inter Ger Getting
oes Gorlisenoen So6n s. &rcin &C.
or6eiict. Grfrcilid lauten oie Ye-
riNte ser oiSpdrii0cu Srgonrouo-
pcu 0cS Gr0en5, bctreifs Ger 9ei6ei
li0nua an scr droBcn GrOcus-&ord0c
om Qiiltpod) 0cN 8. Sepicm-er.
Cine Geion0ere qlttrofiion 6ei scr Eo-
race 0iiriie Der groBc S1oumogen
set Orioles 6il0cn Die Gpnpc;-
nS-SiBlulgcu merOcn inn 300
Tcllows EcmpclD~ ali scr Gde Dol
SorotoQo mo Cathedral SroBe,
ge6alien Gie Suprem @eamien
mcrOcn i6r Nouptquorticr in Scr
non'S Sotcl, on Der lSrGnflinsStroBe,
oliihloacn. Scrr SSo6n &. Morncr,
ser @rGiiocnt 0eS Baltimore 9ieIi
9lr. 81, miro Die Gonocniion am Z.
Scptem6er 10 ll6r %ornlitto0S, err
6ifucn. gtohoent &oitor 81. 3. Sicr.
ger 0us Gr0iinunaSge6ct geIproGcn
Bat miro NloDor 4reilon 0ic ge.
griiBnngS glniprabe 6oItcu. Oh
prem. Erdii0ent 6reO. s. SeameS,
pon Buffalo, g. g. miro oonn oie
@eriomnlung sur Sr0nung rucll.
9(6cnos s ll6r ltntcrnebmen Die Tele-
Qnten cinen Nnn0gong ourd 0ic Qes
ibnlidten StroBen Inn sic Salmii-
nation 5u 6eiidtigen uelbe nit ei-
mem &oiienounuan0e pon $4,000
orraugirt miro.
9ln GienitoQ Gorntiltog holtcn Die
Snprem.9contcu einc Sibma i'm
300 TcllomS Ecmpcl". 0rN ou9,
p6riiocu 1omcu tuer0cu ouf eiuer
9hnOio6rt 0ic iSc6eu@piiroigfeiica
Ser Stoot Qe5eiet werOcll.
9}oGnittoos . ll6r uinnt Sic Gr-
/ huiion i6ren 9lnionq, pclCbe iiir Die
Gclcaaien orronairt moroen lit. Gle
9l6io6rt eriolgt onI SilBc OeS Nrooo
po0 nit oem%robtoaupier yGrcmns
lon0". @or ocm 6iiioriiGcu Sort
McScnm miro ser Dompicr fir5e
3cit Salt maheu giNd 9iiidfe6r
0es TampierS werpen oie Gelegotcn
@ele0cn6cit 6abcn iic6 an Ocn Gar.
ncpol 5u 6et6eili0en
9(nl al'iitwoN, Ben 8 september,
10 ll6r NlorgcnS, 6alten ole Su-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24

Gatcr (8ur &ntter); u0}oracu Be-
ben mir 8cuuon0.1
Grithen: olHoS pirA ocu Dam
nit bent oltea2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24
moe "a, ia cu lluglid fommt icIfcn oaciul"
llntcr Grcun6tn.

or iii Gin oroentliNcr Wtenidl,
ncul &ieber; er wiirOe ieineu Soter
t6Otcn, I'M Elm gciitreides g8ortipiel
3u mohcn.~
0Dom bin ic6 rubig lein Gater
miro ie9r alt itcr6en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24
NuS Ocm Suueren WinrOIuuO'S HuS
Den GagrcnSemocn Gtaatcu.

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ter SSo6n s. 9foie, pom 9luoesae.
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geiitgen @ctrdnfen nod Eudcrs,
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@eltGirginien lueiter 81 Deronlai.
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MACH FLETcHER'S
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Ger d d nj Ter.

uSc0e5 @n3 IN mciacr &i6Iioi0el
iii nit ciuer cigcn6on0Qcl SSi0
mmG 0cS &eriaiiers ocrirbcn"
$50 babe nic Gin ulocrcs &c.
licNcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24

,S@uI5c lit nit icincH ucucn
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fabreHl"
osSos sie nibt iaeen2 81 eiact
Ra0cn2~
nglein, in Die Wcragcl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24

g., ug8ie fomnt Is mr. 0oB ole
,ilHncr in 5bul0cu ncden2 ShdHcH
Sic iicb gar nitht2"
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menn ~
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s g.: ~9la, rcnn Sbnn elmer mo5
'plupiel~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24
,,gleiit, in sic Ucragcl"

n@s ioiir0c mir COR nidt 10 pie.
Nron lieqcn mcnl lNcinc urau lisht
0arouf bcitilnoe, nIcinc Ncsu irlbit
ou65mpdbicn lmO 6il fonicn,
uGs lGnnte ihliNmcr icnl Wieinc
Nrou mill mir mcine jest iclbit ma.
1cu"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-29

WASHINGTON. April 3s.--The
Mexican situation apparently had
resolved Itseif today Into a diplo-
matte puzzle.
Anbaa sadsr IN CANA and Minis.
ters TAon rnd Eusvsf ~ fsrAsfS. ~
Kentlna and Chile. respectively
were In almost constant conferences
nj the Argentine legation.
They admitted privately that
their task Was nearly an impossible
one. but they declared. nevertheless.
that they had hopes of accomplish
ing II.
Exchange Messages
Between tn. trio Of mediatorR and
President Hnerta long messages
we're EXCHANGED by telegraph.
Spanish Ambassador Riano. act.
ing for Huefta. had frequent inter.
views with Secretary Bryan
President Wilson and Secretaries
Bryan aud Daniels were outwardly
optimistic.
Secretaries Garrison and Lane of
the war and interior departments,
and Postmaster General Burleson
did not try to hide their pessimism.
II was understood they be-
Ileved that while peace nesotis-
lions are In progress. Huersa 10
doing his utmost 20 consolidate
the various Mexican forces.
II had leaked out that Huerta
wants an international court Of ar
bitration. with half it's members OF
his own selection.
Won't Consider Demand
President Wilson. according 10 all
accounts. would not consider such a
plan. since II would amount virtual.
~ TO recognizing Huerta.
At the rebel iunfa here II IL in
sisted that Carranza and villa were
on the best terms. but government
officials doubt n.
They are convinced villa is ir.
reconcilably at enmity with Huerta.
but that Carranza II believed TO
favor combination with him.
II In even reported the two are In
communication.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-29

said Sinclair. This invisible gov.
ernment should be punished be.
fore We are. The Standard OIL and
its allies constitute an invisible
government.
There are murdarcrs at 20
broadway. Rockefeller knows Nv.
erything that Is transpiring In Col
orado and Is directing operations
there"
Rockefeller Statement
In reply TO stories Of his inter.
view with Chairman Foster OF the
congressional investigating COT
mitter the junior Rockefeller r..
sued long statement last night
He and his father. he said. were
Interested only In the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Co. which. he as
serted. controls but a third OF Col
orado's coal output. and besides
this. said the statement. they are
only minority stockholders even In
that company.
Waving this question. however.
the oil kings son went on 10 ar
que that the company granted all
It's mems demands before the
strike was thought OF. The only
issue between the company and It's
men now, he asserted. II that OF
the open shop.
This" he said. ''is q matter OF
principle which we could not nc.
cede or arbitrafe