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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-18
ssaon Considered Unfavorably.

ssT VOhS1dered UnfavOraDIy.
uagt0n. June lit was adj
~ the navy department tonight
Aulairal Caperton had Suggest
-. the department might assist
sewing the food situation by
e supplies to Mexico on naval
Although this request came
usys ago. it was stated the de-
'%ent had not acted.
~ department official said that
',A,as no intention of sending any
ps 10 Mexican waters and that,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-18
me Weather

Friday anc Saturday.
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Continued en- Pare ~
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-18
DR.. Gerhard in Berlin.

Berlin, via London, June 17.-.Dr.
Anton Meyer-Gerhard. who sailed
from New York June 4 on a mission
to the German government from
Count Won Bernstorff, reached Berlin
last night and today had a pr0tracted
conference with Foreign Minister Won
Jagow.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-14
Sbalu-S SSrpicI, bcm Gnoc nabe.

gtcu Yort, 13. Suli. - 2Sm
YroicB betreiis oc2 GciitcS5llItanocS
Ocs &arrp 81. Gbomg fam bellte oic
9cmeiBouinabmc fir Den Staot sum
9lbidluB. g0torqCn Ihon oilrite bic
,Surp ibrcn NobriprlG obgcbcn.
,Sobn 9. Stnudficlb, Der Salttp-
onlualt iiir 5bnp, fiInoigtc an oaB
er ndh Scr @r0ifnltng Der ntorglgen
5iblntg chpa 10 Oiirnltcn fiir @erles
ilrnQ Don 9lutoritGtcn IN 9lllIprlld
uebmcl1 lrcrDc. Gr iagte, oaB feinc
3euqcn mcbr porgcbra6t perocn
luilr0Cn.
Ir. 9luitin Stint, ein 9llicniit, Ger
Deutc nodnlals auf Dem 3eugcnltano
erIhicn, t6eilte Dem @erihtsbof nit
0uB 5Dap periuht babe, i'm 81 bpp-
notilircll. Hi6ter Senorif betrabs
tctc Ocn 9llicniiten nit icltiamcm Sn.
terciie uno iragte Damn, pb CT lplrt.
lid CLAUDE, bab 8bulu oas perIuht
babe. Dit grot?n 9tadoruf mleocr-
bolte 9r. Stint icinc Sebalptln9.
Iie @erihtsglofc nltBte ener9n1
gebrou6t merocn, nm &ube mleoer
ber5uIteaen.
9ie unoeren ,3crgen luaren Sr.
slnos Z. gafer, 9llliitent in !iat'
teapan, uno 9r. 9aapmonO j. s.
aicb, ein 9(r5t ienes Srititlites. 9r.
9afer iagte aus, oob er SboD mebs
rere Male unterit6t babe unb jil Dem
S6luB gefommen iei oaB er geiltlg
niht normal iei.
,a0nnen Sic nit 5ienli6er De-
piBbeit feititeacir Of lbap ausen-
bIidlid geiitesgeitort lit poer ni6t?"
iragtc Stoatsampalt geder.
ngr lit geiitestranf". antportete
scr ,3cll9e.
Or. Yafer ga6 Slt oaB CT mub'
reno ocs belltigeu Serbors feline PM
5eid)cn Oe3 @abniinncs al 5bap be.
oGahtet babe, aus1eron1nen oaB
5ban oornuf bcitanO, 6ragen 5ll be.
antiportcn, nnAoem ieilr gInualt
ginpenoungen Oasegen erboben bot
T..
Or. aieb itinlnltc NIT Or. 8afer
iiberehl, oaB Sbam an elmer beion.
oereu 9lrt BON Oeiitesfranfbeit leioe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-14
Yoation auf 900 garos Srpnt uorsei9uten.
]leuer Oeut(6er 0orItob gegen OerOull.
satblase auf BEN OtIiden Srunten mnperdnSert.
2seriGt oes oeutfdem GenerdrftaBe5.

in, 13 Snli (bia GOuOuu SuS Ocntid grce Sanpt
Gnarter ef bene NamtOg on folgcncn amidcn |crdt h
Oic SricgSlage in Sit nuo @ei
&enl cr &ric 81 d Ii plnt
ym Mngrfi Sran5On bel Der 3nfcrafucr Sonde5
ucm SanSgranan sur &wcnbnng amn nneren
Srnppcu snrfgedlag n &cr6nnug nit bm SrmNngrff AMI
ouf mnru nurc Euoucu an Srunt pun 600 YARDS
grci bcr ben SricSbp purQd,u6eu ur Cabaret
Nungc ganbhafe nad Irrns geegen, engeuummcn.
Die 3ab Oir @eguo gemadtcn @ciannen lit an
brei Gifs 250 lann geneg Der SenO Derind mebrcre
0egeuausfc bic a6er bere Ser Gntudnng nncrcm
snm Stiitanb gebradJt wnrOcu
r gcsirf suden Der Wtaas Hnb Der gO mar bc @rtilc
bes Scinb m ata m Hanfe oc arscu Nbnbs nnS Der Nad
mnrbeu bier Ynac Euiuncn Grcte nbe
Nngrif jcbod nnrn Snicn inter nncrcm
G,cidItfeucr uammen.
Wihts Y SUom ten.
ldcn nnS Der aS6hdcn SOnt nt Hd bic agcmcinc
Sndplaae ndt meicntld nerGnbert."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-14

Cine pom @ciBen &mic ouS8cgc6cnc
grflGrlnQ oiebt Gelegrummc 0eS
YrGiioenten mieOer.- 9oIitit Ger
gereinigten Stootcn biniidtIit
ser 0e1lticblonO 9totc nod in Scr
Sdpebc. - @os 4etrogroocr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-14

Gopc, g. s., ooS 9(uto OeS 9otidaI'
terS ouf5ubalten. 9ie MelOungen
uon sem llnioQ rplroen ieooh in
Der britii6en @otid)oit Der Sauptias
DIE noh beItGtigt
g8ie perlautet, iOlgten sic 0tdr'
ner, melhe ungeblit einen lle6er'
foQ ouf ben gotidbofter geplont Bat
ten, Dem 9lltto oeiielben in elmer oll-
ocren Wiaidinc. Gie @eiite5gegcns
mart ocs GbauifeurS Oes 9otidoi,
tcrs, ser gon5 plotlid nnlfebrtc, Der.
citeIte jeood) onQc6lid) 0en Ini6lag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-14

1750Qi9cn 8eidiibcn p06renO Der
Stunoen BON s llbr Wiorgcn5 bis
9 ll6r Nodn1itto9S um6 bon 6 lin
9l6enOS bis ~ llbr Wlorgen5 ots'
9cfii6rt puroe. To8 Seuer mar be
ionOera oui sic GitooeQe unO sic INT
liegenoen StroBen 0erid,tct
2lm 3. &uli Qegcn $50 llbr2Ibenb&
mur0c cine meitcrc 9eidicbung III.
ternonmcrL 6ci mcldcr 9ronb.9on.
ben perpon0t lpurbcn sic cin iebr
beftigcS 5eucr cntfndtcn.
9lm ). SuIi, 4.30 0tohmitto9S, 10
fGbrt Der 9erihterItottcr fort, no6n1
ocr 6einO ieinc 9cifieBung Ser
Stoot uie0cr oIf, mo6ei er Ieil
6cucr nuf sic llmge6ung Ser aatbc-
OroIe ridtete, beion0ers a6er arI
Soint Goait, Sen olten 6iid0ili6en
@uloIt, scr in cil Wiuieum umge-
Iuonoclt morOen mar 3iinoen0e @c'
iGolic icbten 0o3 8cbdt0e IN 0rano,
lu0 Die peitcrc &erpenOun9 bon
3iin0gcidoiicn aus s. rmo 4'50lligcn
@cidiibcn binocrtc lmS, 0aS 6elIcr
SIT bcf6mpfen, Oo8 lc6r 6nlo 9roBe
Gimcniioncn onnobm lulO Ocn go.
loIt poGItdnoig 8crIt0rtc. @dbrcnO
Der Nu6t mlroe ooS gom6nroemcnt
5citucilig untcrbro6cl,.
9(m 6. Suli I'M 7 llGr Worgcn8
luur0c SOS Cod scr Sot6c6rnle BON
eincn @ci6oB gctroIien uno fling
6cucr; trob scr 9Initrcngun8en ltnIe-
rer Srlppcn purOcn 0os God lmo
bic Srgcln Scr &otbe0roIe Oollitdn-
Sig 3crit6rt.
Iic IeportcmentS 2lrdipe, bic
in Dem 8oloIt BON Sairt 8ooIt ollf,
bemo6rt puroeu mnrct Dor Der 9e'
idJieblng no6 Oem &eQer ge6ro6t
mor0en uno lpurocn 10 nerettct
2le Srnanlente lul0 EN- SDell Der
Ot06cl Scr aot6eorole purOcn fort
geidofft."
Stnlicn'S @el0iorgen.
Rom, 13. Suit pio ForiS. -
3ei6nungen fir Die neue italieniifc
ariegSanlcibc, bic om H. Suni ourd,
ein f0nigliGeS Iefret alttoriiirt pur.
Sc, nerOen peiterbin IN 5nfrieoer'
itellenoer @eiie gemnGt bod italie'
niihe ,Sinou5leute iogelL OuB bel orr
porouSiihtliden 2drge 0eS ariege'
neue 9(nlei6en not6ig gemudt fper,
oen, lpcl6c sic NegierltngS Beam,
ten and germ aIs freilpiQige gnlei'
ben ie6cn rpiir6en.
Gs lit porgeihlogcn morocn 0ar
3n elmer 3pongS 9lnleibe 3uiludi
genonmen neroen ioQte, ruenl
characterization oiftreter iollten, I'M
geniiqenO 8eGo 3t erlon9en oi(
3nan9S 9lnleibe iollte Damn I'M
8erbdltniB 81 Dem Ginfommen ci
neS jeOen 9iirgers il6er cine gentle
Sunntc binnns oui8enonlnten lper
non
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-14

mic fron5oIiihe MilitGr Sdriititel-
fer ousfiibren.
IS lit jeOod cine 8nrnlmg 10
iogt O6erIt 9Roniiet in Dem 0Gctit
Eoriiien," Die niGt ullBer 9ldt Sc
laiien luerOcn miro.
Die Geltti1en pcr0oppcln jlIie-
ben0It ibrc 2lnitren9unBell Die fron-
36iihe 6eItllng &crOun 5ll crobern.
Nad) Dem 5cbIiblog ibrcr Gl1ne III
Dem 2trgonnen @olOc ueriudcn lie
icbt in Dem 8ocprc IiItriftc, bic
am leidteiten 3nGGn8Iiden E6eilc
Ser 6eitlng 5t erreictcn, inOenl lie
Sottericn oufitcllcn nit Der 2lbs
ii6t, Die StoOt 81 bcihicBcn. Gie
gluBenlpcrte iino ieOod nod 9lnltht
fron50iiiAer Offi5iere geniigenO &c
ihiibt uno nit alien Olitteln oll5gc.
riiitet, cincm 2(n9riff 3u 6cgegnen.
g8oS ooS Yoriicr &rtcg s.
9 iircou iogt.
YoriS, 13. &uli. - Der bcltc
per0ffcntlihtc omtli6c 9eridt ilbcr
Ben 6ortibritt Scr 5cinOcligteitcn
Inlttct:
y2(ui lnicre Stcllungcn bel Ncnt
o2obprintb" luuroe geltcrn 9lbenO
unter Dem SduBc cincS bcftlgen
6clcrS Gin Oclltihcr 9tnGriif Dcrindt.
Sic glngreiicr crIittcn id)mcrc Ser,
lutte uno lmlrocn oui ibrc Sinicn
5uriIfgcluorfen.
Sn Scr @cgcno bon 9ic8nicDillc
I'M @nl0c bon 2lpremont lmO i'm &c
Gctre @al0c ipiclten ld) a0mpfc
nit Sanogronaten un0 aanoncn o6.
S5n Den 8ogeien murOe ein Oeute
iher 2lngriif ouf cinen bon llnS be-
iebten 9riidenfopf an Dem SItuier
ser 6ccbte bel SonOernadb }urildgc,
ihlogcn."
6ran50iii6e 6Iiegcr in
g(ftton.
Sin Gjeidmaoer bon 30 tSa6r5ells
gen Itieg bette Oiorgcn trob OcS 40
Meilen pro Stun0e meben0en 8lns
oes auf unb 6om6arOirtc Bic 9obn'
iiotion 6ei @igneulles les Sotton'
dotel. Gieier gobnbof itcQte Die
@erbinoung nit Ser @egeno oeS
Golonne S6iisengrnbens itno Der
oes @ol6es bon glpremont her. g8ih-
tige @orrdt6e, 6eionbers Nlu1itlon,
nerben bier ouf9eitopeIt. llnlere
Ilieger morfen auf Dies 3iel III
gomben, bon benen iebe 80 ailo'
grnmm ipog. Glrd bns 9onlbnroes
lnent cntItanben beri6ieoene 6euer.
9lae uniere Ilug5eugc fe6rtcn 5uriif,
oblpobl iic beftig beidoiien lporoen
Dnren.
Gie 9ei1 ieBung BON grs
rns.
Garis, t3. Srli. - Seit Oem q.
,srni 6oben oie 1eutiden perihieoe-
ne Sbeile BON 9frrns initentotiid
bom6uroirt, 10 iaat Elm 6eltte bonn
fran5oiiiden ariegsbiireon nmtlih
ousgegebener Seridt.
Pm 27. Slni mar Die 9eid)ieBlllla
6pIon6prs hpitid Sic non g., s. lIn0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-14
9todl sluci Srobbriefe.

ooSn Neu.Crlcons on9elmgt. = Stel'
len 3erIt0runa britiihcr sdiffe
in 9lusiidt. = Sielc iglolben
6oB cS iif I'M einen ~i6le6ten
6der5" Dnnoelt. = @cril6tc bon
= eincnt bereitclten lleberfoll ollr
britiI6en gotl6after.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-14
Staliener greifen 5nr
Sinterliit.

@aibington, t3, Suli.-Gic
6iterreidiid.ungariide 9otidlait uer-
oiientlidte berte Die nadItebenoe Of.
ii5ielle Gepeife pom 9IuSwdrtigen
amt in WIen:
.Aniang SuIi bemertte elm grie'
fiideS ariegsidiff einen fIeinen
Gampier nabe Der Sniel Saros, mel.
der Die 6Iagae griehiider SanoelS.
itiffe iiibrte. gr Bate ISeu an 9oro,
inter iueldem Die Salptlnoing bon
gen3in uerItedt mar. Ter Gapit1n
oes GampierS gab 5u, baB oas Sd)ifi
sur italienIiden Warine gebore, iito
biBte Die italieniide 6lagse. Gies
miro OILS elm gelueis angeieben, oab
oic 9lbiiht norlus, oeutide uno otter.
reihiit-llnaariide llnterieeboote ire.
5iiiibren mo SiI 5eritoren."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-14
britil6en gotIcbafter.


u em GrlcanS, 13. Sltli. -
3tpci mciterc nit 8earce" imtcr5eih'
netc 9ricic, in 0enen Der SNrelber
Oie 3erIt0rltnq britiider &auttabrtel'
lnO GiebtronSportififfc ongeorobt
hat, mrrocn bcutc per Eoit erboltcn,
uno 1lpor Scr cine bon elmer 9to6mlt'
4dqsseitun0 imo ser anoere pom Eo'
li3cidcf. SSn bcioen 9ricIen nerlon9t
!, Ser S6rei6cr Sic 6rcilolllng bon
Sans Safe, Scr in Tcrbinonng nit
Dem gnpfang cincs dbnlihcn 9rie'e5
oltrcb sic ,Nclp Orleans Ilmes.Eis
'c!punc" am Sonntag 9lbeno III Satt
lCboltcn Miro.
@oli5ei6ei Hepnolos iagt, CT ncb'
me Die @rieic crnIt. giili9c, Die Den
Faa ongclegcutli6 pcrfolgt baben,
IinO gencigt 5it glauben ooB oic bell'
tiQcn Wriefe Elm idle6ter Sder5
iecn. 9(nocre glauben, aus Dem
Sob6uu Scr 9ricic iflieBen 81 fon'
ncn, ooB scr SHrei6er oeriudtc, Ocn
\ Gtil 0cs om Sonntag crbaltenen
\ @ricie8 nad5uabmen.
5oac appellirte beltte ollr6 oic
| 9eitltnacn an oen Shreiber oeS er'
Fre11 Icore"s s9ricies, bamit bieer
ocriihcrn ntoge, oaB er (Salle) nibtS
init Den Grobungen 81 tbln babe.
Ter 6clti9e Sd)rciber iagt aus.
oab Grid !yluenter inn iiber @rplo'
'iuItoife BON ,9-3" aufgeflart babe,
|, lno oab er burt cine ieiner Wetbo-
/ bcn faIt gang 91elp Crleans III luent'
acn Stlnben in Ole 2uft 1prengen
| fonne. Gr idrie6, baB CT nit DEM
eriminnl.8 .8cridtsgebduoe anfan9crt
piirOe Gr fiigte bin5u, oaB ole
Shiffs.Gnpitdnc t6oridt ieien, nuf
ocn Shiffen, Die er 5it 5erltoren be-
abiiftige, nah 9om6cn 5u Iihen,
ocnn ieine Wetbo0en leien yntooer1er
uno iiderer". Safe miro ais per-
odhtiQcr Gbarofter ieitgebalten
Illc6erfall ouf britil h c II
gotihoftcr geplant?
@aibington t3. Silli. Ter
britiide gotid,aiter, Cir GeeiISpring
Nice, lueigcrte lid beiite, lid irge1o'
I.nic ii6cr Sen aneebIid ge8en i'm ge'
nfod,fell lleberials 0eriud) 81 aus
sern gtaf BEN 9erihten batten
feds N11nner am Gage, liafl Dem
| Is5oltidcn attentat ani 5. y. 9lor'
Iqon uerlucbt, in ber Dtdbe Don Glen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-14
@drnrtng!
Qln 2tile, Die es anaebt !

6icrburdD miro betauut scmarht, baf sic Der
Slaiie Mat mhuidlCnsuertbcr Shrger SnertbcIt
ucrocn falls sic ben IN baltimore her9etrlIten
artiie'I 6einl Giutani nidlt ben 0ur8ng gcben;
aau5 glcdI, Ub RabrungemittcI, Getrdnte, Ia
bat, Slcionnaeitide, SansDcbjr etc.
t,$uIit4171
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-14
Anmmer 4 BeMer,
0eutides 8nnf. nnb @sdielsefhaft,
WtaIisbsr Der attttubbris.
26 Spnt6.Strake.

.,Rattunal Sant OF Spmmerft" "'0ebdnbe.
tlus uno 8erfauf bon Gftter unn SbItgutto'
ner. 8ehfel uno greotibrtete auf nae banpt'
IabthGn Stdhte @llropns glns lno 8erinuf
treiitoer @eIeiorien, iuipie @usfertignng bon
Boumacbten. S9iffSiarten bon nno nod
EentfhIdn0. (Npr27-)
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-07-23
GREAT FLOODS IN OHIO
Five People Lose Their Lives and
Property Damage is
Very Large.

Columbus-Five dead, scores injured
and more than So 100000 worth of
property damaged was the toll of
floods which recently resulted from
torrential rains through central Ohio
Hundreds of acres of land went under
water and vast areas imperiled by
weak levees and entertainments.
In several places in Ohio the disas-
trous flood of March, 1913, when more
than 500 persons were drowned and
property damage aggregating many
millions of dollars resulted, was ex-
ceeded but most of the swollen streams
remained stationary Saturday and
fears of further damage were allayed
by favorable weather predictions. At
Lima three lives were lost, more than
zoo homes submerged and large
area flooded. Mayor Miles Standish
issued proclamation stating that
while the property damage there would
exceed 100000 no outside aid in relief
work would be asked.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-07-23

The possibility of economical trans
mission of electric power renders 1t
peculiarly suitable for underground
pumping. While the steam pump itself
may be an extremely efficient machine.
the remote location Of an ordinary
mine pump-namely. at the bottom of
the shaft-necessitates long steam
line. In which losses are bound to be
heavy. Electric pumping therefore has
rapidly won favor. and the electric mo-
tor is applied to drive both plunger
and centrifugal pumps The battle be-
tween these two types may be said to
be still raging. with the plunger some
what in the ascendancy and the GEN.
trifugal expecting an ultimate victory.
Engineering Magazine
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-07-23
LEO FRANK NEARLY KILLED
Fellow Convict Makes a Vicious
Attack With Knife.

Milledgeville. Ga.-Leo M. Frank,
whose death sentence for the murder
Of Mary Phagan recently was COM
muted to life Imprisonment, was at
tackled by another prisoner at the state
prison farm here Saturday and serious
ly injured by being cut in the throat.
Prison officials said the attack on
Frank was made by William Green,
who also is serving life term for
murder. Franks recovery is said to
be doubtful.
The attack on Frank, which was
made shortly after IL o'clock, was
made from behind. The assailant used
butcher knife. Franks jugular vein
was cut, but neither the spinal cord
nor the windpipe were injured.
The attack was made in the aormi-
tory. All lights were out at the time
Green is alleged to have had the knife
secreted in his prison clothing.
Physicians Sunday succeeded in
stopping the flow of blood from a
Jagged wound in his throat made with
butcher knife in the hands of Will
liam Green, fellow convict, also serv-
Ing a life sentence for murder. The
blow was struck as Frank slept in his
bunk in dormitory.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-07-23
NOTED PERSONS DIE

Los Angeles.-Brigadier General
Palmer Gaylord Wood, U. s. A. re.
tired.
st. Helena, Cal.-Mrs. Ellen G..
White. a founder of the Seventh Day
Adventists.
Oakland. Cal.-Major Henry Nc.
kinley Benson, United States army,
retired, aged 20.
Stamford, Conn.-Dr. Francis Della
field of New York, distinguished
physician and surgeon.
Salem, Ore.-Mrs. Amelia E. Miller,
. native of Oregon and for 81 years a
resident of the northwest.
New York.-St. Clair McKelway,
editor Of the Brooklyn Eagle, aged 70,
died Saturday at his home in Brooklyn.
Walla Walla, Wash.-The Rev. John
LeCornu, age 80, G. A. r. veteran, pio-
peer minister and former chaplain of
the state penitentiary.
Omaha, Neb.-Mrs. George Mohler,
age 80, mother Of George j. Mohler,
former general freight and passenger
agent of the Idaho, Washington &
Northern, and A. l.. Mohler, president
Of the Union Pacific.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-07-23
IDAHO.

]. A. Pearson Of the Pearson Mer.
camille Co., st. Joe., deceased.
Gust Eisenburg of Emerson, Neb.,
has purchased the Teton pharmacy at
Ashton.
Herman Eisenhaur has succeeded
Eisenhaur Bros, general merchants at
Post Falls.
AT the annual meeting of the Nez
Perez Rochdale Co. at Nez Perez this
week the bylaws were changed to
provide for the election of directors
for three years instead of every year.
Hjemstad & Rollefson have pur-
chased the general store of o. C. Jor-
genson at Deary and will conduct the
business as the Deary Mercantile Co.
Mr.. Rollefson was formerly in bust
ness at Everett and later was secre-
tary of the Spokane Grocers associa-
ton.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-07-23
GERMANS TRY TO AGAIN
DROWN AMERICANS
Their Submarines Just Miss Sinking
the Great Liner Orduna With
22 Americans Aboard.

New York.-The Cunard liner Or.
duna, bound from Liverpool to New
York with 227 passengers, including
% Americans, was attacked without
warning, it was learned on her arrival
here Saturday, by a German subma.
rine on the morning of July 8.
notwithstanding the grave situa.
ton that has developed between the
United States and Germany over the
sinking of the Lusitania was thrust
another issue Saturday when it was re-
vealed that the British steamer Or
duna carrying score of Americans,
had been attacked by German SUBJ
marine.
Should first reports of an attempt to
torpedo without warning be borne out
by the official investigation about to
be instituted it was indicated in official
quarters that the United States prob
ably would regard the incident as add
ing a grave element to the already
strained relations between the two
countries.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-07-23
MAKE OUR NAVY THE BEST.
Secretary Daniels Has Plans to In
crease EFFICIENCY.

S'eaSS ETiCiency.
Washington-A definite plan for
navy experiment work on a broader
scale than ever before attempted will
be laid before congress in December
by Secretary Daniels. It's adoption,
Mr.. Daniels believes, ultimately will
result in placing the United States
ahead of the remainder of the world
In the machinery of sea warfare.
Preparation of the plan, which will
include provision for a great central
laboratory of experimentation, will be
proposed as task to be undertaken
by the new civilian advisory board in
conference with naval officers and de-
partment officials Mr.. Daniels said
that congress probably would be asked
for something big" in the way of ap-
preparations to establish and operate
the laboratory in connection with
bureau Of invention and experimental
ton.
Thomas A. Edison is to head the ad.
v1sory board, which will include noted
inventors and technical experts.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-07-23
Wales Feels Coal Mines Strike.
BRYAN AT SAN DIEGO FAIR.
Says Our People, as a Whole, Favor
Our Keeping Out Of the
Mexico Scrap.

San Diego, Cal.-While the guest
of San Diego Saturday, w. J. Bryan
was showered with attention.
Il am in hearty sympathy with the
presidents Mexican policy. which has
been described as 'watchful waiting
and believe that it is supported by an
overwhelming majority of the Ameri-
can people," said Mr.. Bryan. Some
of those who own property in Mexico
quite naturally favor Intervention be-
cause they see in Intervention an in
crease in the value of their property.
Others favor Intervention because they
desire annexation; but the interest
which the American people feel in
Mexico in neighborly interest rather
than a selfish interest. They recog-
nize that Intervention, If undertaken,
would be indefinite as to the time re-
quired, and they also know it would
be impossible to estimate the cost Of
Intervention in life and in expendi-
ture."
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-07-23
New Map of Missouri.

A large base map of the state of Mis-
souri, described as perhaps the most
accurate map of this state ever print
ed. has just been published by the
United States geological survey. II
has been prepared by the survey In
connection with the work which is be-
Ing done on the great international
map of the world The Missouri map
Is published on the scale of l to $780,
900. or about eight miles to the inch.
and Is believed to show in accurate po-
sition ali the principal cities. towns.
villages. streams. roads. etc. and the
main political subdivisions. The size
Of the map Is Al by Al inches.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-07-23
SUMMARY OF THE
WORLDS EVENTS
IMPORTANT NEWS OF BOTH HEM.
SPHERES BOILED DOWN TO
LAST ANALYSIS.
ARRANGED FOR BUSY READERS
Brief Notes Covering Happenings In
This Country and Abroad That
Are of Legitimate Interest to
/ All the People.

The German submarine U-51 has
peen sunk in the Black sea by Russian
warships.
Over SAB cases of cholera developed
In Hungary during the week from June
81 to %, with 28l deaths.
Archbishop james Edward Quigley
of Chicago left an estate valued at $20,.
900, which he willed to relatives.
William H. Sprouse of East st. Louis,
ILL.,, was hanged at Clayton, Mo-, a
suburb, recently for the murder of his
wife.
Satisfactory progress toward an am
icable settlement of the strike of 81, 900
tailors in New York was made Mon
day.
At North Liberty, Iowa, recently two
men held up and robbed the Farmers
Savings bank of $4,000 and escaped in
autos.
Rumania has emphatically refused to
comply with Germany's demands to al.
low weapons and ammunition to ira
verse Rumania for Turkey.
Favorable reports from the Rev.
Francis E. Clark, founder of the Chris
tian Endeavor society, who Is i'll with
typhoid fever at Boston is made.
General Zapata's army, driven from
Mexico City and retreating southwark
was routed by pursuing Carranza
troops in the valley below the capital.
Over 10000 old inmates of British
industrial schools and reformatories
have served with honor in the British
pavy and army since the war began
The Panama canal was used Satur
day for the first time by large battle
ships of the United States navy when
the Missouri, Ohio and Wisconsin, car
yying naval cadets from Annapolis to
San Francisco made the trip from the
Atlantic to the Pacific.