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The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-11-27
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.


The State OF Arizona at the Rela
ton of and to the use of John M
Webster, Treasurer and ox-officio
Tax Collector, for Greenlee County,
Arizona, Plaintiff.
X. T. Ricahrds, Defendant.
Execution and Notice of Sale of Real
property.
JTn6er and by virtue of an eXecu-
ton issued out of the Superior Court
of Greenlee County, State of Arizona,
n an action wherein The State of
Arizona at the Relation of and to the
use of John M. Webster, Treasurer
and ex-officio Tax Collector for Green
lee County, Arizona, was Plaintiff, and
w. T. Richards, Defendant, upon a
Judgment rendered on the Twenty
sixth day of October, 1914, in favor of
said Plaintiff and against said Defend
ant, for the sum of One Hundred and
forty-eight and eleven-hundredth dol
| lars ($14S. IL }, together with $17.74
costs and disbursements and accrue
| ing costs, current lawful money of the
United States of America, with inter
est and costs, have this day levied
upon all the right, title, claim and in
terest of said Defendant in and to
the following described property, to-
wit:
! Lot 16 in Blk. 8, Patternson's Addi-
ton to the town of Clifton, and lot
in Blk 4, in said Patterson's Add
ton, together with the improvements
on said lots on the day whereof said
Judgment was docketed in said city
and county, or at any time thereafter.
| Notice is hereby given that 1 will, on
the 18th day of December, 1914, al
HOO o'clock a. m. of said day, at
the front door of the Court House OF
Greenlee County, State of Arizona, sell
at public Auction, for current lawful
money of the United States of Ameri
ca, all the right, title, claim and inter
est of said Defendant in and to the
above described property, or as much
thereof as may be necessary to salts
fly said judgment, with interest and
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-11-27

costs, with accruiHg costs, to the
highest bidder, for cash.
Dated this 25th day of November,
1914
JNO. D. PATTY, Sheriff.
By J. F. Niccolls. Deputy Sheriff.
l1-27-4t
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-11-27
A Remarkable Find

While T. S. Hughes, of North Cliff
ton, was hunting at point five or six
miles north of Clifton, on the Frisco
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-11-27
IN THE JUSTICE COURT.
no. Precinct, County of Greeniee,
State of Arizona.
copy

State Bank of MetcaIf. corporation,
Plaintiff,
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-11-27
SUM M ONS.

M. L. WILLIAMS, Defendant.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28
Ncrmonia Glnb.

,Sn o@crmauio&lub@ belt an DO
riqcn 6reitaa Serr SorriS BON Der
9i6roru of Gon9rcB cincn dilBerit IN
terclianten @ortrog iiber Arbeiter-
&criidcrim9en in 0enti6lono unN
9lmerifo Dor oen 5oblreiA erihiene.
men Mitglieoern rnO @Giten Oes
@libS. 0bihon Ser Gortrog OeS
@iiienSmertcll mo Sntereiianter
ouBerorOentli6 piel bot, 10 geltolte.
te iidD oic ani6lieBcloe Ge6atte nod
nm 10 piel lebbafter ml0 iponnenOer
Dab alien Die Stunoen pie i'm 6llgl
uergingen. Nn Scr Debate betei
liQtcn iid ioit u0c MitglieOcr. Nadl
Dem sic 9c6nttc geihloiien mar
mnroc ser iiblide Nniictlind ier
piert.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28

Sn ser @eipredlmg OeS &~on5ertS,
0ao Scr Nrion an Miittmoh in %leiier
Noac gob, gebiibrt wobl 0as erItl
Sob Dem G%irigcnten o~esitlben, Elm
nal iiir oas por5iigli6e Erogronn
nllO Ole AltSpnbl leiner Soliiten.
Damn o6er olld) iiir Die Nelierung,
eincll 5lpeiten &ereiu 5%llge5ogen 81
babcn. 0iele gteuernllg ermies lid
ais obiollit gegliidt. Son einem Sc
lall0pcreiu perlnngt man i'll erltct
Clinic &armonie in 0enL mas CT 5lt
@cbor briiat,> bier lab man nnN
lii6ltc man nber audi 9nrnlonie I'M
ter Den Sdngern, Oenen man oninb
ooB iic iid bemnBt iporcll, nlle fir
oielelbe groBe Sod)e, 0os oeiti6c
2ieO, 81 iteben. Eroieiior Gbriitio
his Or6elterihule mar IN ibrcn Orei
Nnnmerll .Oupertilre ans Stru0el
Ia pom GSloton luio elmer Seleftion
aus DMai0 Marion" pom 0c&obell
uno in .0cor 0l0 Germany" BON g.
Nider git mie immcr. 0nSIelbe gilt
pom oen beioen SoliltelL @errn 60
waro Stitt, Der ein 8iolinlolo So
Int o'Nnomr" bon Cigar ipielte, mn
Serrn z. Waitrrap, oeiien 9oriton-
itinme mic geidaffen mar fir ben
nYrolognc" ans y2i Yaggliacci"
bon 2%concopalli. Natiirli6 muBten
Tie lid) 5u 3%ugaben berltebell. 9(il9
Die Gb0re: .Sln bic Seinlot~ bon
9root nno uaomm' 5ilm @olo~ bon
6. q. &erli, sic Der 9(riou fang, ntlo
.2er1e, 6inf nno NadtigoQ~ bon
@ein5icrl mo D@inalls 3lim @alo~
bon YurmarL geiungcn bonn Sdns
0erblnl0, ueroienen mir Sob. Nilf
belonoereS @erlnngen mar in Dem
Erogromm nufgenommen uoroen
Die n@aloanoa1t" bon 6ran3 Nbt,
Die Ger geniii6te Gbor long mo IN
Ser 3rGulien Gleonore S6par5 Die
Soprorportei uno Srdulein glia
Sannmel sic Ncgleitlng olf Dem Ni-
ano ii6crnonlnIcn bate. g(ltd) bier
fam mir 9obensperteS gelagt wcr-
oen. Ter Meigcn Der Godter ser
Nrioniten biloetc ciilen e~fieftponen
ShlaB. 9sa6 Dem aonscrt mlIrOe
getauat.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28
.Wermamiitiidc W%eicaidait.~

Gic Gentihen Der N%rn0cShoupt
itu0t 6a6cn cine bcocltiomc @ereini
0ltlg g%cgriin0et ~ Die o@crmoniidc
@eieaihait BON @aiDington. IS
6nttcil lid 81 oieiern ,3med I'M 81.
rcftoren5imnlcr oeS Cosmos. Glu6"
ole iplgcnOcn Scrrcn cingcilmloen .
&roi. Nerrlamn Sh0nicl0t BON ser
@eor0e g8ni6ington llniperiitdt; Or.
Euilt @nrtid). &urotor 0eS Ndtional
0iuieumls; q. W Spier, Suiuelicr;
0r. 4Sotl @lciS nnO Or. Trnn5 SIR.
Ter, 6ei0e pom Ser totboliIhcn llni.
1eriitat; @rof. ". 99. Spon6ooiO,
Superintendent ocS Dentiheu lllter
ri1ts in Oen ofientlidel 'Nod)idl
ien; Gr. Geo. Nartbelmc, &ertreter
Der uaolniihcn 3tg.", Gapt. Charles
:. Shpealer, Serallsgebcr 0aS
.Maibinqtou %Ssournols~ 9r. j. 60
fer bon Der oenti6cn 8otid)oft; ..
s.. Sonncd, G6ef Der Whliifabtei
ma IN Der GonoreB @ibliotbcf 81,
;. q. Shpar5 pom Smitbionion
5nititut, mno 81. u. 4. @. Sdmiot
)pn Der @omar0 llniucrlitdt. Ser
II ciner &orpcriamnlnmg eulanmte
lllsidnB le0te cine iorgiGltig aus
~Jcarbcitcte Sorloge iiir @rlulo nm
AebcnQciebc Dor, melde c~in5cll
0urdberaten mo idlieBlih ais @nn
5cS oagenommen ipllroe. @ierollf
mllrOen sic gconltelL Yrof. 5hon
ielOt, Grdii0ent, 0r. Yanl Nurtidl,
Scfret1r mo Geo. ". Spier, Sdab
neiitcr, beit6tiat, mo cs mitroc be
hloiicn sic &ortrdac ser @elea.
imoit lH auditorium oeS Niotionnl
9Giiielums a65ubalten mn0 5mor loa
Der Alstaui6 Eroieiior Or. Glitter
am onnersltdg, Oen >. Npril, Den
}~(niang MAIDEN. Grof. Glitter lit ein
bodit perOienitpoller Siterorbiltori.
Ct, OR felt 1886 ais Go5ent mn
lulip. Groiciior I'M nelleli Morgarei
&ollcge in&lasgow, Shott(ai0, ln(
an 0en llnlueriitGtcn 9eip3ig mi
Wlnrburg iib 6ctGtigt bat. %rof. 81
ter lit ollA 9eiter Der alniiifer
Nlisga6en oes Vibliograpbiiden ST.
@ititiltS 81 Seip5ig.
ga scr @eiclllMuit rcidli6e Mit
tel 3llr &criiiaillla ltebcll, 10 mllrOl
Der Sobreabeitrog 10 nicOrig al:
noglid (5pci 9olors) 0cicBt iii
llaen, pcl6c lid iiir Qcrmouiih,
flltilr intcreiiicren, @clcQcnbeit 81
lcbell Dem &erein bci5utrctcn., 9lal
&ortrGge un0 &erdnitoltunoen iolcl
Sem aroBcn Eliblifrml l~meit0eltlid
i'm GeriiI0itng itebel mo ioQ on;
&irfcn mo Sdoifel Ger OScleaibai
in Die ulleripeitelten &reiic Qetraqcl
uer0el. Gin Gorihlng. ocn @r1li
)enten Der Gcreinigtcn Stonten mi
Sen 0eutlden 9otidlaitcr ais Gbrcn
&ice ErGii0cnten 5il erleltneu, iuni
1llQenieinen 9lnflarg lno loll in Ocl
criten Sabres GcriommhmQ mel
hc GnOc gpril itattiinoct, SIR Mn
1o6nle fonmlcl. IS mar Mittcr.
namt gciporOuL ols Der Eraiioent
oic &|erinnnnling ucrtngte mlO in ii
ner QlGn5eilOei Ncoc Scr ilulgcn @e
iclidait cine cr%iprieblide %icgcnbrin
aenoe 3llflrnlt propbe5eite.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28

Wcrmaniitildvc WcIcilidmit Oun
MnibinatOm,
IS luirN lrnhlmn

Wv ultu NlHDithY,
Iii Ocm bcrgc mo in Dem tai
Debt Iih aber Der poOclc lt5al;
bilper ais e
0rilencr lie.
rune e., winocr, Oil tiloit ne.
tdn0nrnOei
(g8. d. &ogclpeiOe)
IS reat mo rfcft lid Dab rillern
9aS &er5 in 4eibe lnd)t. Nlle Sor-
leu pirit man beiieitc; w1bral0 oic
5oulc griibt mo ipdrmt mo oic
goQlcin auiipielen 9rciit man oos
adhite Mfdaolein mo tnu5t nod cin.
nal crtrd, linfS 1crun, redltS Der.
mn 10 red)t nad Mer3enslnit.
All1 in M0i6ingtoa miro Is mad in
0clltlden Gliltuipal0. Guolid) lbcint
.ulr @irfliGfeit ST pcrOcn, monadl
ii6 piellciNt mander gelebnt mo
mofiir ihou, piele g8intcr porber,
nergebeuS gcfdmpit mro a~enr6citet
mllroe.
Sine oentidc aulturacicaidoit
QroBen Stiles ltcllt iid Die 9lli9obc.
6ie &crnlittelimg oeS NllStulIhes
ser @eoonfcnmclt 5%lpcier, ciuiflBrei
der @0lfer gu iibcrne6mea. Ga iii
6 3eit fiir ieocn Geltlhen in ser
StaOt, iiir oieic Soec inter icincn
6relm0cn Yropagoloa 81 MAIDEN.
gae Mil Die @eieaidnit crrcidcn
9lnlcritaner nl0 0eutiM 9lncrifa.
ner, Sod mo 9licOrih NeiM ullo
g(rnt.
Gcinc Sonoeriutercfieu ioQel Der.
iol9t weroen. &ortrGAe iollen per.
o~nitaltet merNcn allNeneinen Sllte
relies, iiber S%itcrotilr miS &luliJ
Stoot mo WcieaiAait, @craalgcu
heit nnO @cgenwart. Str0nnniqci
ulO 3iele beiocr Nationeu sil Airb'
mo 6ronmen aller, b~eionoers a6er
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28
Nus Ocutl6en |creiurn.
,Ncrmania MlGnncrdlOr".

9lm Montog Aben0, Den "a. Wfdr5
inject I'M @ermouio Ntdnnerhor CT
he Aorreniielulg itatt. Ger Gerein
lit iid) ipobl bcplIBt, OoB IS etpas
ipdt in Sabre fiir cine Oerartigc
Geronitaltlmg lit. Go abcr ser
Gerein Oic Sibrlig rcd)t a~n5iebeno
geitaltcn moIlte, bat er iid peridic
oene Sodcu On5u aus IcrltidlanS
neri6ricben. 0icie lieBen ober ie6r
longe aui ii6 worten. Sebt iino iie
cnOlid cingetroiicn mo 10 fam
oenn Die GerauItoltung Dor iid &c
ben. Is miro, nah ocn umfoiienoell
&orbereitnngen 5it urteilen, nienlan0
bercllell. Ole Sibung mit5umoden.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28

sur Se6ing mo @~ereoclimg DER
Nnltnr mieres idoncn, omcrifoui
idcl SanOeS. IS gic6t mtcr man.
den Shladcn 10 picl Sd6ncs mo
.Wntes mo Nerrli6eS ST beiOcn Sci
ten oeS S5eans Dab g mr. leihte
9fiibe it, ole Sh6be ollS3ugrabcn
mo lid oil ibncn 81 %crircuen. 0ie
Weieaidldit iiedt iid) Oaber rein Toe.
Gle 3ielc. mo guar mir 1roBe arei.
ie. Sic pil fciliei .Gerein" criebcll
o0cr cradn5en, tic mill leincn gieiO.
fcinc 3mictradt. tcinc tlcinlid)cn
Griudgimaeu auifonmiel laiiet, nod
oulOen. Sic mill nlr Nultir, &c
acnicitigc @cirlldtumQ, mo men0ct
iid Dor aleu- Gingcn oil Nmcrifancr
Die irQeliO cine Ne5icbuug ST. oeut.
ideln @eieu mo Outtiheu SOealen
bobeli. Sic c~rfrelit iid) ser @lmit
mnBgebciOcr arciic mo bolt oili
cine lallgc, cripricBlide SdtiQfeit.
So ergebt Der &uf an ale, Oit
nod alauben az geiitigc aulhlror
belt i'm ongeoelltetcn Slime. Ser
cin3iae 9o6n iei iiir jeoen oie imnere,
irelI0ige @eirieOignlg iiir cine 9lr
6cit, Die oes ShnuciBcS Der GOleG
mcrt III.
.. IS.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28
0entidcr Central gcrbanO.


Sc6r 5nblreih lparci Iclcdaicn
mo Gin3cumitgIicOcr iu ser Scr
ianmlnag am leetcn gienstag, in
iocldcr @rdiioent g9iegono oru Dor
iiB iiibrtc, eridicnen. 9loh GrleOi
anna bon HoutincQei6diten mo
nodOem 0ic nctenG Delegation 6e0riiBt
lpareiL irot Die Gcriammllng in sic
@cit rcdima Scr o%roben0en 3won0s
acieeQebimg Gin. Die Gebottcu &c
iinlteicn iia cit eiiuas itiirmiid. IS
mlirOc 6rfanut lcnlodt, 0nB cine
neic ,3eituua I'M Sltereiie Der g(nti
prohibition u%eroifentlidt merOen
miro. SEER @enOer nlofte ooroiii
uafntcrfiam, Dab iii Nionot 9lpril
Terbore in Sohen ser &ro6i6itiou
i'm aonarcB i%tattiinOen mcrocn. Gas
MmbcrtfouHite ioilte SIT Oieicn Ger
b6ren sic bcitcn NcGner SIT StcNc ba
ben.
PM 9lntroQ ocS Serru Saltr miro
oas &orOcbcn oes gtotionalbmOcS
rcip. Oes GinmanOerluiQs &omiteS
0esielbelt in 9lem gorf in Sud)eii
oes nciieil GilnpanocrmgSgcieBcs,
6eIonoera III Scr Nctdmpiuug oes
oarit cntbaltenen @ilOlmgSteltc2,
ultNcbciBen. IS mnrOe ocS @eiteren
6eiflolien, Ben biabcr iiblid)cn &ci
trou all oel 9tationolbunO 81 sab
len. 5crr Nom bringt Den SAL ei
ner Shiilcrin Der Goitern @igb
5dool sur &enltniS, bel peldenl Is
feiner Nniidt I'M Nrobe Gisfrimina
fion bun0elt, ia hin cine &ebanOlma
| oicIcr Shiilcrin, bic mlporenO mar.
SIS mllroc beIAloiieL oieie Sngelc
aeibeit nit oenl BOARD ii G0uea
iun onisuiicbmerL. 81 Oieiem 3wcte
pir0 elm &ouite, beltcbenO aus Den
Serrtn 9fout @aunier m~ogSicNan0
.anmnnt. Sl betreii Der ueucn Bel
ma, ser Natioual Si6ertD Ncrol0
n0oiiicrt ser GerbnnO oie EcnOul5
ocrIcl6en unO peripriAt frditi9e lin
scritiibung.
Nnf Yntroq oeS Merrn @cnoer
uirO Scr SNm16iihe aralteu lin
critiiBlngspercili no6trdalih 5lm
q. i1Dr. Subil0lmi bcgliidpiilldt-
@err Seibolo Wiroe 5lun Niit
1lieO 0cs @iuOerttomitc9 culanlt
ocrr Noloa, scr Der GerionmlnnN
eiwoDnte, modte onrollf ntinlcrf
an, DOB Is obiolnt n5tig ludre, OaG
ser Gcntralperban0 10 idncl ais
ll00lih feline Quote pm G}it0licocrr
nm @nnOertfomite crllcrme, "a ON
6. Slpril nor Dem 6etreiicn0. @ml5
/ .omitc ei1 &crbor in Sod)cn Der
~nntionalen @~robi6itiou itattlinocl
miro.
NlS nelle Gclc9aten Warea oiige
nelOet uout GeutiNen ~ltitcritiiB
mgs @unO, 0iltrift lG0: 8. @iittel
tdtter @eorge @dllBlcr, 09walr
SOert lbeo0or 9crd mo 30. GicB +;
POM 0eutiMen llntcritiiBimg96m0,
| 1iitriff l0: Nre0. ErciBner, ISM.
| 0amlemonL 6. s. @icOcr, g.. ".
1ormm0 gSnl. Siropatfu; pom
0cutiden aricgcrbnno, s. Gobnicr
5. gScrf. $. @edncr, s. 5toermcr
uno Soiepb Wtair; pom Shwdben
perein: Garl SofmamL Safob Snn
mel, u. Chile mo s. s. Nrnun mo
pom Golnm6ia Nroler &ercin. G6r
3ci(iteih 0tto Mauti6lcr, Slliu2
5eint, Geo. Wtiller il. mo 6ronl
TOM.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28
Reduced rates for advertisements ex-
ceeding 3 inches.

Liberal, reduced rates for advertise
ments exceeding 3 inches, and for larg-
er space than one inch
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28
Prospect Hill Friedhof


uOm I. %dr5 1918 DIS IS. 6c6rnar i9i4.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28
9cntid)cr Neutrality-suspicious.,
Niitrift lfp. 100.

Gle Geriammlliulg oeS 9iitrittS
DO. 100 inloet 0ienstag, Oeu 81.
-MflrS i'm @ereinSlpfole, 10. mo Yo.
9lue u. @. ,obeuOS puff s llbr,
itatt. Tie Mitglieoer iino bofIi6it
criildt Qeidaiglt oapon 9toti5 81
nehnlen.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28
0immahmen:

G%oiienbeitanO an 1. Mars
in 2incoIn Noil. gant $40 rs
IN S1uApu nos Sd,otulei.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28

illr obcrc Uin1aneillr T. y
Sntcrciicn II. Gipi0enoeu i.206 AZ
Sotal $3.50 6;
} @rdbcr oil Ocn SrieO
boi 5uriidaeFallit is 0l
&crblcibt Gimabmc $500 g.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28
2. 0c-% ntaOteiluna.
Carl Graft

madt bicrmit 6cfanmf,
Oaf er icin Nmiunlts-
biircar Ocrlcgt fat mnO
jest Oic 3imutcr 413-
All ill Columbian Sc,
6GmSe, 416 Ste StraRe,
NOrOmcit, inme lat.
SelepGOn MOim 1917.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20
ARTHUR TREDWAY
TAKEN BY DEATH

Arthur Tredway, II years old. and
until retirement from active business
interests 10 years ago, a well-known
. Detroit wall paper merchant and real
estate dealer. died. Wednesday morn
ing, In the family home, No. 452 Cad
illac-ave., following an illness Of two
years.
Mr.. Tredway was born In Beacons-
field, Eng. and came to Detroit when
26 years old. He embarked In bust
meas first with the Crane & Wesson
real estate Arm, and later established
wallpaper store at No. 108 Wood
ward-ave.. where he remained for sew
eral years.
Mr.. Tredway was an active member
Of the Baptist denomination. He was
one Of the organizers Of the Detroit Y.
n. G. A.. and one of its first three vice.
Fpresidents.
The surviving family includes Mrs.
Tredway and one son, Arthur G. Tired
way: one brother. Stephen Tredway,
Of Pennington. Mich. and one sister.
Mrs. Martha Wilbee. of Adrian.
Funeral services will be held In the
home, Friday afternoon. at 2 o'clock.
I'M charge OF Rev. @. @. Laughlin, pas
tor Of Beulah Baptist church, will ON
ciate.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20
POLICE RELEASE
MESSANO PAIR
Can't Connect Them With Stay
ing Of Brother and Another
Man

Leo and Salvador Messano, who
were held on homicide charges by the
police, charged with completely In
the Staying OF their brother, Angus.
tho Messano, and Joseph Provenzano,
sawed-off shotgun victims, we're re-
leased. Wednesday morning, in time
to attend the funeral OF their brother
at 8 o'clock.
Leo, who had a wound In his foot,
and was believed to have been shot
while fleeing from the scene of the
double Staying, broke his sullen 81
lence, Tuesday night. He said he
had been sitting with his brother
Augustine when there was a flash
and a roar; that his brother and
Provenzano pitched forward. and he
ieit sharp twinge, In his foot. The
police at first secuted that story. but
investigation showed that one buck
shot had lodged In Leo's snoe, and
another had pierced his foot, and was
later extracted.
Salvatore, who was held because
his revolver had four empty cart
ridges, explained that he had shot
the bullets at the slayer, as the latter
was fleeing through the alley.
I'VE are satisfied that they know
more than they have told, but We
cannot break into their attitude OF sc
crecy," says Detective Emmanue
Rogers. They asked to be allowed
to attend the funeral, and there was
nothing for us to do but discharge
them"
Salvatore Marono. 2S-year-old
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20
REJECTED SUITOR
| STAYS SWEETHEART
Proposal of Marriage Refused,
Willard Blanc Slashes Wom-
ans Throat

UNION CITY, Mich. Aug. 10
Especial. --Enraged at her refusal to
marry him. willard Blanc, OF Grand
Rapids. killed his sweetheart, Fannie
Parks Lathrop. also or Grand Rapids
IN her home here. cutting her throat
With q razor. Blanc escaped, clad
lonly In his night-shirt and trousers,
"A posse under Sheriff Buck and local
lonicers has not been able to find any
J trace of the man.
Mrs. Lathrop. divorcee Of 35, re-
turned to her mothers home here a
week ago. Blanc came to visit her
last night Early In the evening they
Quarreled.
AT o'clock this morning. Blanc
/. feigned sickness and called the WON
an to his room, where he slashed her
throat with the razor and ran from
\ the house. Mrs. Lathrop staggered
into the adjoining room. where she
fell dead.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20


CTS Joseph. begging that he be ienient
with the Servian nation and not force
Europe into war. AS the reception
OF Monsignor Scapinelli was delayed
MS holiness spent his hours In prayer
that peace might be preserved. Still
the pope's messenger of peace waited
and while his holiness prayed for
peace. war was declared and the
spark which has set all Europe afame
was famed into being.
As nation after nation was drawn
into the terrible conflict, the pope
was inconsolable. One OF his great
griefs was that thousands OF young
men OF all nations. studying for the
priesthood In Roman seminaries, were
obliged to return to their native
countries and take up arms. Great
tears streamed down his face as he
expressed his grief to his advisers
that these lives consecrated to the
work OF the church should be sacri-
feed upon the field of battle.
The last thoughts of the pope were
for those upon whom the weight of
war will fall. Although the conflict
has reduced the income OF the yati-
can until II Is not sufficient to meet
current expenses. the last act OF his
holiness was to order the payment of
all pensions and undertake several
large enterprises which would give
employment to those thrown out OF
work because OF the war.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20
TWO SERIOUSLY HURT IN
WINDSOR AUTO SMASH

James Moore, Windsor taxicab
driver. rs years old. was probably
fatally injured, and William Reich,
Of No. ~ Elizabeth-st. west, Detroit,
was seriously injured about the head.
when Moore's taxicab, containing sew
eral passengers whom he was bring
Ing from the Windsor races, turned
turtle at Wyandotte-st. and Ouellette-
ave., Tuesday afternoon.
Moore had attempted to dodge a
woman pedestrian, and the sharp turn
Of the wheel sent the machine into
the curb. and tipped the auto over.
p. w. Patterson and Harry Sonnen-
burg. Of Mt. Clemens. who were In
the machine. we're slightly bruised.
Moore and Reitch were taken to
the Hotel Dieu, where Moore's con-
dition n reported as critical
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20
GOVERNMENT TO
PURCHASE SHIPS
President and Congressional
Leaders Agree Such Action
is Now Advisable

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.--Govern-
ment purchase OF vessels to carry
goods now waiting for market on 40
count of European war was agreed
upon as the best means of meeting the
present emergency. at q conference be-
tween the president and congressional
leaders today. A bill viii be drawn to
meet the situation. 1t was also agreed
that bin should be introduced. pro-
viding war risk Insurance by the gov
eminent
Twenty-Five million dollars was the
figure which the conferees set as the
amount they will probably ask from
congress for the purchase OF the
boats
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20
Politics In THE
ELec5sOn or Ponft6

The election of a pope 10 theoreti-
cally and outwardly q solemn re-
ligious rite. It has some aspects,
however, that are political rather
than religious.
For In the choice OF pontiff there
are, of course, various candidates,
each with his adherents, just az there
are In secular elections, and L natur.
ally follows that each group OF adher.
ents will do all II can to secure the
election OF Its candidate.
And not only does strictly ecclesias.
tical politics figure In the choice OF
the pope, but international politics "a
well. Each of the strictly Catholic
governments 10 keenly interested In
the outcome Of each successive con
clave. and the civil authorities OF
those countries do not hesitate To
bring pressure to bear for or against
candidates for the chair.
Traditionally the crowns OF Austria
Spain and italy, have q veto power
over the choice of the conclave. In
reality only Austria maintains that
right now, and even Austria's claim
10 disputed by the church.
Ecclesiastical gossip has II that
when Rampolla's vote rose to 20 at
the last election. Cardinal Gruscha re
ceived q telegram from Franz Joseph,
emperor OF Austria. intimating that
Austria would not stand for Rampolla.
Rampolla, while disavowing any am.
bition to be pope. protested against
this exercise of temporal power and
his protest was echoed by Cardinal
Oreglia, president OF the conclave.
On the next ballot Rampolla scored
one additional vote, but thereafter his
support fell on Presently sarto be
came = compromise favorite and wa
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20
.SIMONS TO POLL
A HEAVY VOTE
Favorable Indications Point to
Success of Congressional Can
didate in First District

II IL predicted that the result Of the
Republican primaries In the First Con.
gressional district. on August 70. VIII
show startlingly strong vote Tor
Charles &C. Simons for congress. I'm
less all indications are being mis-
judged by the old-time Republicans OF
the district, 1t looks like an over
whelming old-fashioned popular vote
Is geiRg to be cast for the recent state
senator.
The people of the First district are
aroused to their needs and are going
to the polls ready to give the Congress
sional nomination to man who will
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20
FUNERAL or PoPE's
SOMEWHAT ELABORATE

Funerals Of popes are some
what elaborate. 30 far a. the
exercises 90, but they are no
longer costly. The most costly
funeral Of q pontif that there
Is record Of was that Of
Plus ". which cost $4,000. Be
fore that time the funerals OF
the popes had cost more than
that. but no record II found OF
their expenses.
Alexander VIII, before he
died, requested that q sum
equaling not more than $4,000
be spent to bury him. and Plus
TX left orders that his funeral
was not TO cost more than
$4,000.