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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-26
Laurel News.

The consolidated SCHOOL question Is
now the principal topic of discussion
among the residents of Laurel and its
vicinity. At meeting recently held
here it was decided to consolidate and
a petition was prepared for that pur-
pose. which is being signed by those in
favor Of the movement and authority
will doubtless soon be obtained to vote
upon the question. It is proposed "a
include about twenty-six sections in
the consolidation.
James I. Paul has purchased Of Eibs
Bros. their 160-acre farm e-half mile
east of Laurel for u consideration OF
5000 per acre. possession to be given
March 1. Rinehart Eibs has bought the
farm, formerly owned by Fred Propp
four miles southwest of Laurel, at the
price of $175 Per acre.
John w. Wells, of South Dakota, a
former resident here, is visiting among
relatives and numerous friends in this
neighborhood.
William Lockard shipped his effects
M onday to Lucan n, Mimi, where he will
engage in farming.
The john Starnes family leave today
for Walnut Grove, Mimi, and c. Stan
ton shipped a car of stock and house
hold goods on Wednesday to the same
place, where he has rented q farm.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-26

lamoilie Items.
Uriah Mayo, of Sac county, is visit
ing his brothers, James and Will. sister
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-26
SECURES FOUR PLAYERS.
M anaaer Richards Obtains Quartet o.
Men From Raidan Hill.

Belden Hill today announced the
transfer of four players from the Cedar
Rapids club to the Marshalltown team.
The men are to report to Manager
Richards here on April 10. The players
are w. A. Grady. catcher. and H. w.
Barnett, first baseman, both from the
United States army team, Texas City.
Tex: John Sweeney, outfielder. OF
Enid. Okla; and l.. r. Reeves, out
fielder, who tried out last year with
Kansas City, and later played indie
pendent ball with his home town club,
at Pittsburg. Kan.
Manager Richards has arranged for
practice games with the Cedar Rapids
club in this city on April 90 and "a.
Manager Richards sent word today
that several practice series had been
arranged for. The Virginia, Mimi,
team. OF the Northern league, will play
here April II, IS and 10, and Belden
Hills Cedar Rapids club will visit this
city, April 20 and "a. Games with Mus
catne have been arranged to be played
in that city, April q, %, 20 and 80.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
9cmtidlanO er6rbt @rOtcit sesen
0mm-Dmm GcfdORe.

Gum 5meiten Male leit Ausbrud
0es &rieges bat 9eutidlano iid &c.
n0tiot gcieben, gegen Die unmenihii-
de Nrt Der cngliihen aricgfilbrlmg
NIT cillem offentlihen Yrotelt iid oll
.Dic nelltralen Staoten 81 menOcil.
8ie BON Der oeltihen 9otihoft in
Malbiugton 6efannt gegeben wlrNc,
bat @raf gernltorff i'm 9luftrag lei
ner Negierung Dor mebreren Eogen
Dem StaotSOepartement cine @rfld
rlti1g r%nter6reitet, Die Don neltem alIf
Die 8enilbung bon Gum=9um uno
moeren bisber in 3ipiliiierter arieas
fiibrung niht befonilten @eIhoiien
our6 ole GngIdnoer binmeiit.
IS lit darafteriitii6 fir @nglan0,
Oas oieien Arieg angeblid I'M Hamen
ser Qualification nit Dem 9llsipuri
Niiens, afrifas uno ieiner Ionitigen
&olonien fiibrt, Dab es aid in ieiner
@affen 81 ben 6arbariihen WfetboOell
friibcrer aolonialfriege 3llriifgreift.
@s lit eigentlih traurig, Dab cine
Nation Die iih 8ipiliiiert nennt, 81
|lolhen mn6eilbringenoen Mitteln
ereift. 0ieles ihmoApolle @orgebeu
@nglqll0s miro ltets ein Shannfleden
Der Nation bleiben. $50 bleibt bier
Die Meni6lihfeit? gs lit elenoe IN
rnnnei uno robeiter 8arbnrismus.
@ir woaen boffen. Dab Dem Hrotclt
ser ocutiden Hegieriina bier Wcb6r
aeidenft mer0en miro.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
Mmfrmf
an Die ccMtIcbem TraMeM
Der GtaDt Darlington.

&mlsiU6rmer geibbimOen fir tn-
iere tnferem Oemtidcn SUlOatcn,
Die Oa OramFen i'm TelOe Die Gb-
re mnIeres &nterlnnOes Dcrtei-
Oiaem, mno, nm Mcib mmO Sinh
III beIdibcm, ibr ycben eimICbem.
Der critic, Der nm feline SDlOO=
ten 1T Der m~aIenOen GGltC OadD-
te, unr mmicr GrOnprins. Sci
mcr Bite an bic OeutIdcn Jram-
cit fUlatcm bic anOerif SefeblslDa-
Der, = an ibrcr Spite General
bon 0~inOenbMrg, Der &cttcr DIT
prcnfens, OeiIen Srnppem luOBI
am mciItem mntcr Oem rmIiiidDen
Winter lci0en miiiIen.
Soften mir Oentid)em 6rGnen
Mmerifas On nidDt andJ Die 6Gn-
DC rcgcn2
NatiirlidJ lOlcn mnO miiIen
ale, Bic es crmGgIidDen :Gnuem,
WelD ldifen, je mebr DcltD
better bic NcMtldle @etldmft
III @Mbimgtbn raig m0 ad als
Ie nn6crem 0emtfdDem NOnImlS
melmcn SaSielbe III 6mpfang,-
a6Cr OGs Wrfiibl, icl6it tGtig sM
ieiu, iel6it bic NOt etluas limOerm
al f6nnen, lit bod at id6H, nm
nit Ocm Wel6geben allein bic
Sadie fir abgetan an5uie6em.
Tir 10 Elm Gtrid5eng fnnm man=
de freic Mimmte benmtt lperben,
Die iDmit tntemlOs nerlaufen mir
DC.
glmf cine Infrage bel Der OeMt=
id)cm Sutifaft bier, mObim cDtl.
ScnOnnaen fir bic Oentid)Cm
Sruppem at ridlten, Oa Mnicrc
Sdiffc bod nidDt fabrrm, lumr-
Sc G~dDreiberin OieieS an Ggccl-
lens 0ermbmrg, friiheren bout
IdDem N~olDnialmimilter nnO jeBi-
0cm &ertrrter m~nIeres HOten
Arcmscs 9lit GarltOu, Wclu
YUrf, u. D., ucrwieIem. - Die
fer antmDrtete irbr liebemsmiir-
Dig mnb DOl00nf anf bic idrifts
Iidje Nnfrage, Onf e4c GndJen
fir bic Oentiden SrMppCn BON
16e @rrman 9lcO Grpf Delegate
45 8rDnoWalD, &DOm 100
Neiu YUrf GitD
in Gmpfang gcnDmmcm itnO
OmrdD iic in iid)eriter @ciic nndJ
Oriiben gelnnbt MnO bort YER
teiIt miirOen.
GDden in alcn @rGken.
HmlsWGrmer, 81 Waidem aMf
3 Na6clm, nit Der uicrtcn Na-
sci red)ts mmO limfs $50
Wal bcrMm geItridt.
4eib6imScm, 10000 Mn-
IdDcm, rcd)ts mnO linfs IL 3Ol
brett seitrift, bic Sdmalieitcm
Oanm 5miammensenGbt.
Gbamls, 600 Wnidcm,
1cinbalb YarO lans acitridt,
MIR red)ts.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
MeneS Mitslieb Der rnlIiidJen Sut-
IdDaft ipridDt pom idlieflihen sicac
ieiner NatiOH.

SER ". 3aboe, DER aele Attode
In Der ruHiihen9 otIdatt in Walbills-
ton, fam fiir5lidS non @etregrao ilber
Sibirien ulio Sapan nod ben Yer.
ataaten. 9r iprah in bofltenSotetl
BON Der u9iidtigfeit4 Der rulIlIdleH
Mrnee: a~aeroinsS ldBt feline Nrflns
ritiq Ourbbliden, oaB man lid IN
NuBlan0 wobl bemiiBt 1T, einein crit
fIoiiig geldulten 6einOe ~geaeniiber-
auiteben. Mit Dem Sale 4ratan's
lit. ME or meint, aud Der Sal Der
Stabte @ien uno Berlin perbunnen.
-9sur nidt 10 baitig Der SEER
Nttade mirO iih wobl perrchncn.
@nrten mir a6.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12

- 80 c0u isaer 8raribeit fpiencr
erboIt Dat. in 9eTlia einea 0rieoSyat
ab. IN rem NA p.elc b%crpoyragennc
M9itqlic0es cca @saerelHo1es beleiligs
ten.
Tie reptiAc 8ialic iaa ff oeqrrp
w1rli9 II or gkar nsrianmelt lsl
fcn. nHl srsl iaiefiiafu %elnerifi aai
ZEN SeirQ fc-eit sl isia. DeniiGle
llHteriesl s.e ia9 IL ptn Annal Gin
qeSgunsea rao B1feu Ia per @S g ran
ealais elaiae fgililde Shiife oe@sisnli.
9i' Gssr}tignea Ser tiigfiihen CIR
m& iiuo ludfrcno 5er o%er0anpcas'.
4BeGbe fewebl i'm A0ufaius. als ID
6ar9ieH eriolgrcial aepeien mo @na
lano Cat ids Qe3puiacu QeIehen. ep1tl
1sil lsr ftnaaafmor tueu Trupacn
.rie iir 1rrrf ih slS 9elaien q
sEQli rar21 zen gar tea 81 lsnoe
Ec. garsnaHFHcs0 III GifoaFtila
ageiit iaasr HcIh urt Th lno fslbl.
ng giedrid't. raIi Geneya. Or @si
rou oea writsa qefaneen geacmmen
wpraeH iei hsl nidli psrgne6i. bic aaF
Ndneiiden 9u~en eiaaalhiihterH.
9fg5 4'cri;eu. Nfaheaiitnn nno en@
oem n5solidlea H(frita lAufen gerihif
iin. SIC mi rns @5rhcrgfhen aroHe
9%tuFre9i.a9 rlicr cen Wloslin IAlieBer.
lniicn.
Ginc aatlife @rtannim0duHq fe'
fiirtiH3en ReQitrHm Gus N~oultaniiIo
tel meIpci. o1h bic tirtiihs Mrnee !
TrNas3atfliiel munrehr nur nou
feds Wlsilen pm aSOfum am Gdipar
sen Deer iicGe. gaium III Der Mts
Fuhrhofen iiir Die laefoTIh sen Bette
IeemFcIoer uuo lieet am Melienoe beg
Souiafus. bier Wtcileu n0rolih pm
9e6orut. Gs ipuros oen DEN Ruhen
Itarf beieI!igt,
@cneral 5elpmarIAon BON Der @olB.
6i5heriaer @enerolaouoerneur pon Bel
glen, q dls perionliter 8ertreter pes
@sliInsl &niiers nod 3%onifautirp.
pel gegargsn. Mn ieiner Stelle 1T Der
@enerol 6rsi6eyr BON Biting gum Sc
nsralaouosrscur oon @elaien erRannt
mor0en.
Die &ittc6r oc5 General 5slomars
InGu aoamdr Trbr. ron Oer GoIb
pnsN &onltantinopel 1T noh einem Bee
riot les aui informierten n2ptols
AuSeigers" ouf Elm 9erlprehen 3uriid
3uflGren, cas pon cer SOLE Dor ohts
scEn S0Gten. oIs er bic tiirfiIden
DisnIle pcrlieB. Sem oamaligen Sui
tan gab. Ser Sultan bot ben Nes
craouiiator oer tiirtifhen Mrmee. nad
rem Golosncn 6orn 3uriid3utetren.
penn im,rcr Die 5iiriei leiner 9i,ni.e
i'm Grniifallc 6coiirIe. llne 1910. als
pon fcr Gnlb &onitantinopel beIuhte,
I'm iid Dem neuen Sultan Webmeo
pcrSultellen, oO erneuerte Der groBe
Gtratcae Tein 9eripreden. Bel Plus
Grun nes icBigen arieoes %erinnerte Iid)
0er Gultan pes @olbfhen 8eripre'
dens, uno hat ben Softer. ben Gene
raj 1elomarldau lomt feinsm Stabe
3u beurlaubcn.
@enerols 5el0marid)an BON 6inncns
burg, in anertennung ieiner @eroienite
BON 9oiiey @ilbelm gum b6dftsn mi.
litGriiten Ranq heF0roeri. teilte in
ciuem 4rmeebeFebl ieinen Gruppen
nit. ooB oont hires 8ompfaeiIts uno
igrcr @~rs0auer Die ruIIifde Gffenlio1
ann Gtcben gelommen lit. gRit ben
Morsca r9ersoGrts nit @ptt. fir SO.
MA uno @l.sslan0, bis Ger leBte 3une
feswrrGen oor u~nieren 5iiBen Iicgt.
0urra." i6loB SSelomaridoIl Dpn 9in'
tgsbura5 osntniiroi9er 4rmeebeFcll.
N''s auldcinelo ircbluaterriAteisy
Ees1e lriro mie fplQt berih'et.
IepilGlaao fchen i'm Muoenblid an
- s-s .sn rtt-a 81 500 mann
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
Scitragc tiir otn SilfSfouo.

%citrdac 5nm SilfSfOnO itr perlunnOcic SoOatcu mo uotLd-
oenoe &ithucu mo &aien un Geiaaencu Gricscrn 0cr Scutdrn
NM OicrrCtdiidl nnaariidem Arnccn mcrOem uum bcuuamadtia.
ten 6ollcttoren Dec p@crnGm Amcucam 1914 &clici 6onO9 eeiam.
melt. SOldc urroen Gnitnuac n acbcH ans Ocn fnr ocirn 3wed
lpclca bcmmmtcn Gmittmnasbihern. bic 3cntralc lit. 6mno 8.
9lnSOlpb, Sdatmeiaer, Sccouo National Sauf, 500 5ic6cntc Ctr.
NM. Sclcpbun Main 572.
Tna) uirn fnr O0s 0cntide NOthc Sirens non 6oniulsAgcnt
Snrncr, Snrcan in or %aibinatou Suau mo Srmit So, asiammelt
abr Oentidem @aibiuatOn's, gcOenit Gnrer 6eorangteu gru.
Der nno Sdweferu I'M aten %aterlanOc, na0 tragt mad M5ald.
lett Gner Sdcrirn far OH oilisfOnO btL oeoel ii Der aseuId,
biireht nuo anti1
tin Seoer belle aadl NrGltcn, Dem SilisiOnO 6ei3ntraaen; ic6e
nod 10 feline Smmmc urO nit ar5ftcm SoRf cmigeacu genommen.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12

sur @erfilung. Son ZEN 25h Norps
Ge $4,000 WlanF) Der uttipcn Mrmec
itc1cu 211 IN Trantreih limb A in
RnBlano 9ra zen 80 oeutiheu Res
icrpeioypa iirn 22h acgen Jrdutreid
uuo l07 qeaen glubiann i'm 5slne.
Ntipa s qd~romehrtorps lfno fnnit afs
crn 1rauir,in tiHberufen nno z net
ter, Qcoen RuBione siHherufen lporben.
Gin oen o%euiidleu Gdiffsbaub0Fen
herridht Sal uuo 9ladt ununterbros
dlene Ediiefeit. Wie cine DepeIhe gu
beridien tpeiB. miro oas Shpereez
piGt ouf bic 0erlteaung BON 2uH
ihiffen, S~poroplanen uno ltnteriee
booten eeleot ip1hrenb man bic 4rbeis
an ben flint Dreaonoughts. meIhe
9eus hlono auf pem @tapeI hat.
~ inltelIiA.
AaaassenDe 4ehOrbsH Der
FIFTEEN 5lptie IeieH ndmIih 5u Der
eiuiidt getommsn, OaB man pdhrenn
oss 3rieaes Die Gugldnoer i'm gau
pom @roBtampFiniFFen nidlt einhplsH
Tonne, nno hdtten naber lire Nifs
merifomteif auF ole %beterplenen gDafs
ZEN qelenit. bon nenen NJ jebt cine
iplhc Nlenee bette. oaB ole belitiden
SeepfFi3iere nit qrOBter 3uperiiht sr
ilGrcn, bob Die eneliidle Slotte bon
oen 9eutIhen nit Grfolo anaegriFien
nsroen fonne.
Mie o~erloutct, Ipllen bic 0eutiheu
uuh einc Qrobe gfn3abt lhipimmenDer
@ottcrien. fir bic 9anouna in Gnes
Ianb, oebaut baben.
Sn ben Ghiffbauhoien in GieI rubl
sic Mrheit trinen Muaenblid. Die
16tiQteit III fisber6oft. inn tauiernc
ron Wcdanitern uuo crFahrencn Mr.
6mci;ern lpeidle an Der 1ront fparsn,
fno suriidlerufen noroen. I'M in Ole
fen GdiTiboaaofen ihr WiIen unO
&o1n.n in rem 9ieuH oes @oterlonoes
SIT itcncr.
mie dus Ectroqroo scmeIoet nirb.
lit @caeral pom 3ennentaHpf. ser BEN
GeertcieGl iifer Die an Der oIipreuBis
l9cn Trcnt onerierenoea yuiiiinen
Strcittrofte fiihrfe, ieines 9omman'
hob ent6obsn wornen.
Wit alien geqen cine Gtimme-oie
reg Observation-Disclosures Or. &arI 2iebs
fnedt-Jat Der oeutihe Reibstaa ben
BON Der Regieruna aeforoerten auBers
orSentlihen &riegsfre0it BON fiinl
Miaiaroen Mlori quieebeiben. Ser
0eutIme Reidstan3ler Or. b. geths
mann Solpeo ipobnte in grnuer @es
neralsuHiform Ger Teloormee rer Git
suno lei. Mm WiniitertiId iaber
Idmtlide Gtaatsietretdre. loiuie bic
preutiIheu MiaiIter. @iels Der Mi'
oIieoer ;ruaea Uniform uno mand,
bon ibnen loorea nit benz Gilerneu
&ysu5 aeIhmiidt.
Sci 9cainn Der Sibuno nahm Der
prGiioent Or. 9aempFf in ieiner Grs
1fFRunqsre0e 9eranlnhun1. bic Gini9'
teit uno BEN patriotismus oes oeut'
ihen 9oltes al .betonen uno anerten.
neuo borauf ~bin3uloeiien, oaB cine
qroBc 3o1I ser Rei4Sboten an Der
Trort Itehi un0 Dem gaterlanoe bient.
Sm 9crlouie ieiner Ausfiibrunsen en-
tlGrte 9r. 9oempff:
.Sapon lit BON Dem Bunih beieeIt.
ols 9euie bas Dentmal oeutIher 8ul=
tur i'm iernen Often an Ii1 gu reibsn.
u~nieren S~Scinoen bei9etreten. Muf Der
onoeren Seite bobcn mir in Der Eiirtei
eincn 0erbiinOetsn eefunoen. oa Ole
gnnse mohummeoanifde 9eD0Ileruna
ben WunIn beet. oGs enaliThe Sod
obsuiaaitelu uno bic britifhe Solo
nialmoht in ibren @runoIeiten gu er'
ihiittern. Inter Dem YaEuer unferet
9(rmes uno Tlotte meroen mir meiter
gum Gieg ihreiten!!-
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12

iden beftig beidoiieu. @etroqroo
bercitet ali Den 5aa oes Stiibpunf4
ties Dor, Der OH @eoelitung Soo5 faum
nabltebt. Der Grlld oes rliiiideu
lintcn 6Iiigels aeagn Arofau ourd
0ffcniiue Ocr TT. lno oplltiden Erllpf
pen bel NerS anoej hercits mcrflih
abgelhmGd)t. Die Nuiien oc6er
Die N1umime bon vo05 3u.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
Wurgdnge Oieier @O6e
In &iirSe belcn6tct.

WOntaa, Oem Z. 0esember 1914.
- 0eutidle 6eIebem SDO5. - HMiiem
rrlciSen idlmere NicDerlagc. II &n-
mGnicm nil augcblidD ben Nliicrtcn
bcitretcr.
0icnItaa, Den s. 9escm6er 1914.
- Mnilcm anf Dem Niifsng. ~ 2ic
Eiirfcm bciiegcm sic 9lMllen bel NOias
ra. ~ Stnlien irnOet nctc Srmppcm
nudj VibDcn.
WSittlutOdD, ben 8. DECEMBER 1914.
100000 &niien gefnngen bel benz
OemfIdlem Siege in gDOs. = Geiterrei-
MiidDe Srimmpbe in Wali5ien. y Tic
9ampfe I'M @eitrn merOrm lcbbaftcr.
- Safer @ilbclm lciOet mn SrOmdDi-
al-Gatarrb. Wraf SermitOrff lcst
in @aibingtDn 8rOteit Elm gegem Scr
lctnna Oes @6lferredlts Onrh Grs-
lanO.
1unuerstag, 10. December 1914.
49, 0entihe GeeleMte erIeiOsn pelaets
tpo. uSharn9Orn" DWnciicnm
nmO cGeip5ig" geimnfen. Aaiicr
8ilbelm 66rt trUB lInpGfliAfcit nil
litGriide 8eridte. - $4,000 &miIeu
in @eitsW alisieR 81 0efangenen &c
madJt.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12

$4,000 rmRiidDc @cfnnsene Ocn f. +.
Srnppen in Die 6dnOe 9efalcu
a%ufroauno oeS feinOlidcn rcdtcu
TIiiaeIs miro crtoIgrcih fortgeiebt
@oridau Nun ailh pom 9sorAcll
Der beorobt. 2omic5 pm ocn Geut
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
NOmirnl uOn Specs sdiffc ucrnid-
tet..

Die arcu3cr nSharnborit", y@nei
ienan~ mo uSeip5ig~ III Den
8rllno gebobrt. Die Seelhlndt
lit am s. DECEMBER bel Oen Salt
lambs Snieln aeidlagen woroen.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12

Die fleinen areu3er .0reS0mq
mo %~Niirnberg4 limo mGbreuo pes
aampies entfemmen, ielen aber neil
eren 9taridtcn acmaB ebenfoas Gin
aebolt unO aeiunfen moroen iein.
Bon Der bcloenmiitiaen Mannihaft
oeF unteraeganecnen Shiffe liuo nur
mentge gerettet morner. Ser Inn
itono, Dab Die 8riten nur menie Der
luite batten, oelltet oarani bin, DAB
lie nit iiberlegenen aanonen angrif
fen. ~ 8i3e- Aomiral Sir 6reoerid
Stliroee, Der 6iibrer 0es engliihcn
@eIdymaoerS.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-24
Wisconsin Man, Joseph Davies,
May Be Head Of Pres. Wilson's
Interstate Trade Commission
Pleased at Work
In Badger State
Prospective Appointec is Present Com.
missioner Of CorpOrations-IIas
Not Tried to Rcvolutionixc.

Washington, Jan. 24.-Joseph E.
Davies of Wisconsin, commissioner of
corporations, Is slated for the chair
nanship of the interstate trades COM
mission which Is to be created during
the present session of congress as one
Of the features of President Wilson 5
antitrust program. The great prob
lens which the commission will have
to solve will relate to the breaking
up of monopolies and the control of
big business. There seems to be no
doubt at all as to it's creation, as it is
favored by all three parties.
President Wilson is highly pleased
with Davies work as commissioner
of corporations. He has not tried to
revolutionize things, nor has he in
iaugurated investigations for the pur-
pose of getting his name in print.
Since taking Office last year he has
set himself to the task of solving the
great industrial problems Of the day.
I'm the last analysis" Mr.. Davies
said In recent speech, society Is
concerned with the question Of which
of the two types Of the Industrial
system Is the most advantageous to
the general welfare. The question
resolves itself into whether the mon
opolistic system of large units or the
est advantage upon society.
THE advantages and disadvantages
of such are questions of fact, and one
Of the paramount considerations
therein is the question of cost Of pro-
duction. The efficiency Of an industrial
system will be finally gauged by the
people. In q large measure, by the
difference in the cost of what they
buy, and that system which produces
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-24
FEATURES IN THE
f|CH CASE Many
N*oFnan u Probahiy Drsssed
When Death Occurred
Find Revolvers.

Devils Lake. y. D.. Jan. 24.-Dis-
covering of evidence pointing to one
OF the foulest crimes in the history
OF the state. investigators have re-
turned to Devils Lake satisfied that
Mrs Emit S. Eich met her death at
the hands Of a. murderer. Justice
Maxson will conduct the inquest in
place Of Coroner Gilbertson and Judge
Juergens, who are both out of the
city.
Mr.. Eich. county officials and doc
tors returned to the farm yesterday
afternoon to continue the search for
evidence. The first days work had
failed to reveal the Whereabouts of
two revolvers which We're kept in the
house. Mr.. Eich was of the opinion
these We're in the bed room. hut was
not absolutely positive on the point.
The revolvers were late yesterday
found in the ruins Of the house.
How Robert Epp was able to get
up and dress. putting on good suit
in place Of his working clothes, un-
der conditions which have been pic
tured. is point which many have
been unable to clear in their own
minds.
The search yesterday failed tn re-
veal the skull of the victim, which
will doubtless never be found
The fact that on Mrs. Eich's body
was found fragments of clothing which
she ordinarily wore about the house,
together with slippers, indicating that
although the fire is supposed to have
started at o'clock. that she was not
in her night clothes at the time.
On account OF the fact that num-
Der of witnesses will have to be
brought here from Cato township. it
is unlikely that any progress will be
made with the inquest this evening.
Those who first arrived on the scene
will be required to relate what they
found to the coroner's inry.
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NOTHING TO IT"
AVER OFFICIALS.
Answer Charges Of Jacl
Johnson That He Used the
Money to Escape Chicago

Chicago, Jan. GA Paris cable-
gram quoting Jack johnson the prize
fighter, as<saying it cost him $4,000
to escape from Chicago, where he had
been convicted by violating the white
slave law. brought forth vehement de-
malls from federal officials here.
Harry A. Parkin. special govern
ment prosecutor. said: "I never got q
dollar from anyone except the United
States government in connection with
the johnson case. I was in Jack
Johnson's saloon once and that was
when / got Lucille Cameron. now
Johnson's wife, to start proceedings
against johnson. johnson simply
jumped his bond. That is all there
was to that
Charles F. Dewody, until recently
local agent. Of the department of jus
time said: "It Is evident that john
son had no reason to spend $4,000 OF
twenty-five cents to get out of the
country. It would have been foolish
for him to give money to anyone--if
he did,
Roy Jones. cafe proprietor, former
friend Of Johnson's, gave it as his
opinion that johnson was trying to
get even with Chicago authorities be-
cause Of the negro's prosecution under
the Mann act.
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army incident
NOT FORGOTTEN
German Parliament Passes
Resolution & conden,i,ing
:, ehshSby Authorities.

1,sssriaiin, siss,s III: = The +asr,nan inn
|-perial parliament; In order to dem-
onstrate. its Indignation over recent
incidents between the military and
civilians at Zabern, adopted by q large
majority a a.resolution demanding gov
ernment action to prevent use Of
troops against citizens, unless at the
request Of civil, authorities,
The house thereafter took the first
step toward the adoption Of law to
prohibit such occurrences. t...
y The; bill introduced prohibits abso-
lutely the. Intervention Of military un.
der any conditions, unless attacked,
or on requisition Of civilian authori-
ties. 4
The bill in the house was referred
to a special committee. where it was
ordered to be given special advance
ment. Another bill. drafted by the
Socialists. would subject the army and
navy to the Jurisdiction Of civil
courts. 1t also was referred to the
special committee. The house then
ad 'ourned until January %, breaking
off its discussion Of the imperial
budget as a protest against the abb
sence OF, the Imperial Chancellor Won
Holweg and other ministers during
the debate.
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schools are contained in the report,
which has been made up during the
two years that Mr.. Macdonald has
been engaged in the; work. It IL the
first report covering the rural school
question:, hence vastly important in
relation to immediate remedial meas
ures that may be applied In seeking to
build up the efficiency Of the country
educational system. Re
Boys Out Of School.
The failure Of farm boys to. COM
plete their educational work is one. of
the striking features of the report.
Only seven per. cent Of all the country
boys OF school age have completed the
eighth grade work. and, only 0ne-half
az one per cent are permitted to COM
plete high school work.
< Appalling and brutal, are terms
In which Inspector Macdonald de-
scribeE this condition. The specinc
rsrhsdys suggested IL. the enlightening
and Arousing the public conscience to
the nScessity Of securing a better en-
fofcement of the compulsory attend
ance law. fs "A: y
III The S schools Inspected. 1,42s
country boys were kept 0ut OF school
violation 81 the law. for saryins
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DECLARE WOMAN
LOST HER money
Man Arrested Near Plaza
Accused of swindling
Widow Of Cash.

Plaza, N. D.. Jan. 24.-Steve Barnic
charged with extorting money from a
widow homesteader on the Berthold
reservation near here, was captured
prairie, OF in an isolated claim shack,
without food.
Barnic returned to the widows
home for food, when the officials
jailed him, and he Is being held here
today pending disposition Of his case.
Otficials claim to have evidence tina:
Barn.c squandered twelve hundred
dollars belonging to the woman,
Also, it is charged that Barnic re-
Gently brought a 16-year-old Cleve-
land, Ohio, girl here under promise of
marriage. She Is still here.
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LONDON financial
CIRCLES AROUSED
Failure of Mexico to Pay In
terest on Bonds Brings
Forth Protest.

London, Jan. GA circular deal
ing with the financial situation in
Mexico, was sent out to the members
of the London chamber Of commerce
today. The members are asked to ex-
press their views "as to whether Great
Britain should take steps in conjunc-
tion with France and Germany to ask
PresidSht Wilson to take scme aetiot
ito regulate the financial position OF
Mexico.'
Baron Southwark. president Of the
chamber, says Mexico's default in the
payment of interest on it's bonds has
aroused considerable feeling in finan-
cial quarters in London, and it has
been suggested that Sir Edward
Grey. British foreign secretary, might
advantageously initiate negotiations
with Paris and Berlin.