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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-17
fumdnien folgt @rie6enlano nit
GrtldrunQ frifter Neutralitdt.
2onooncr Wieloung oon Scrlrnflmg otut.
ldfn Sorpcoobootc2 finc Sri ftnoung.

iiber bic sItIai1tif perIiee es am s.
September Seem Oorf jir Sobrt no6
8otbenburg, mo es ur1 S. Sftober
eintraf.
Nrmenier bnnfen Traiibent @ilipn.
getrogrob, t6. Oft. eSobn
81 &ap, Der arterifanii6c &onilil in
Sbeiia, erbielt bellte oen Cciud) elmer
9eputotion orlneniiher Stuoenten
Die Die oortige llnioeriitGt bciuGcn,
unb ipurbc eriuft. benz 8rGiibenten
8ilIon ben 9anf Der slrmenier oafiir
aus5ubriifen, bob bic amcrifanii6e
3egierung iif Der Sod,e Der slrlnc-
nier BEL Der Siirfei ungenonmen
bat.
Diplomat gemakreselt.
Sofia, guIgarien, t6. Oft.
l1eber 9onbon. 2aiit elmer balboffe-
sielen bulaariifen Wittcilltng ipur.
De Serr Waiaroff. Der bnlgarii9er
9eionbter in Hublonb mar. bis es 5u
Sem biplpntotiid,en @rud 3tpiifen
Den beiben 2Gnoern gefomrnen tpcr,
aus Dem bipIomatii6en 9ienIte emf.
laiien. 9ie WabregeIung erfoIgte,
neil er oneebIif) sleubcr,'ngen fallen
Iieb, tporin er bic Sdrtttr ieiner &e-
qiprrng fritiiierte. Die rliIIiihe
8reiie batte feline Geliber,lnsen pub.
lisiert.
aabel nadj gnIgarien eingeitellt.
81 ep gorf, 16. Oft. Selegra.
pbii6e Berbinbung nit 8uleorien
tpuroe bon Der britii6en @6miniitra.
tion unterioet. 9ieie Ra9ridt eing
bei.te ben biefigen &abelaeienf f9aften
su. Selegramme noG, 8ulgarien
biirfen niht mebr ungenommeu tper.
ben. Telegromme nod &um6nien
founen iett MIR iiber @nglaub uno
RuBIanb gcben.
&ptba init SGmnt betuorfeu.
2onbon, 16. Oft. Cine Reu.
teroepeide aus &upItcbt mel6et
r@eneroI ouis @otbo. Ser Eremier.
bot cine neitere @obGtampagne be.
enbet, in oeren @erlonf CT Dor nielell
Berimmmluneen IN friibcren @ebel'
Ienae,rtren i'm neltIideu 5ronsooal
Re6en bieIt. ssn Der MehraobI bieicr
geriam,nIunqen ipurbe inn rubie d,,'
oebort itnb elm 8ertraicnspotm &C.
aeben, aber in GhriItiania rnitrbc or
oltsgesii@t mnb nit sdm,rs betpor-
fen
9es Sieses smnerFmtlid.
sofia, IA. OF. lleber 2oubon
is. Oft. Csn Der lleberI;efenins ner-
aoeert.) Ole bulgariide oqgerneinc
Offenfipe begonn be,tte frnb unb oi,
gon5e 2i,rie lit iebr oftin Rod Mel
6uneen, Die beiite m,ittog elm apiati'
fer iiberbra6te. iinb Die brIgariider
Sruppen ON mon6en Srten idor
feds Weilen auf ierbiihem @ebiett
oorgebrungen. Oos Buhlifum nabn
obne grregung Dos Wu.ttfcit beg So
nigs aiif, tporin Der Griegs3nitanl
NIT Serbien erfI6rt mir>, Gie Ncn
gen nun ole anidIaeei6uIen Infer
rnbiq has @oflnnent. abcr Die 3eile
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-17
Garran5a=Seamtcr Oefralls
Oiert init grOBer 6elbz
Sranciseo Gbnpes nngeblid) nah ben
Der. Staaten geflDben.
Bon @illn beiertierte 0enerale idlla'
gen lppnle @illa-S ruppen.
Sapata.6ii6rer nnterbunbeln NIT
Garransa betrcffs 1lebersu6e.
glmerifaner anseblifj On Sprensnng
bon gaguSiisen beteiiiat.
Taiiasierperfebr stuiidem SamptitaSt
nuo @era Grns berseitellt.

e. SongIas, gri5., t6. OF. @e-
neral gIias Gales, Gorran5as 8e-
febIsbaber in Igua Brieta, erfldrte
beute. er lei bena6ri9tigt tDoroen,
baB TiIln ii9 aitf Dem @ege bon
GoIas 8ranoes nod Sonoru befin.
bet. CIR bGlt bieie gaadridt fir ai,-
treffenb
CT 8ufo, Ser, t6. Oft. Sn
elmer bon Col. Silno, ntiIitdrii6em
Sefretdr oes Gen. Gilla, iinter5ei6-
neten Depei6e aus Gaias 9ronbes
miro Die Na9ridt oemetttiert, oaB
General 8illa bon ieinen @enernlen
perbaftet inb friegsgeri6tlidb err
f6oiien tDiiroe.
gturmaler gnbnnerfebr.
8ofbington, 16. Oft. 2ort
Radrihten on Dos Staotsoeparte-
ment purbe Der oirefte Baiiagier-
bierit 5ipii6en Der Staot 0serico
imo 8era Grus tpieoer alifgenom.
men, na6oem er iltspenbiert porben
mar, Inn Die angeiammelten Sra6t-
glitter porerit 5u beforbern.
&onfular 8erid)te meloen, bob
@arran5a.Srltppen bas Daqlii Sal
betreten babeit, I'M ben glusldnbern
in ienem Giitrift Sdus 5ii aeben.
Dit Garransa,8elb flhdtis.
CT 8aio, Ger, 16. Oft. 9alit
Tadri6tcn on Ole bieiige Gurrun5d.
9lqentur bat SSrancisco 9bapej, Gbef
6es &onfis5ierilngsanltes in Suare5,
nit elmer groBen 8eloiurme lid
nah Den Ser. Stnaten aeflii9tet. Gr
hattie oas 8el0 on oie Garran5a-Te.
gierlnq obliefern iolleu.
HebellierenSe illa.8cnerale.
GG Taio, Ger, 16. Oft. 9as
Garron5a 4onirtlat beritdnoigte
bellte @eneroI 9urransa, oab Die Sil.
Ia 9enerole, 9fueoa INN ltriel Coma
imS Sole Slrropo, Die tiirsli6 rebel
licrten unb elmer Wfelolng noh iif)
nafl 5orreon uttertpcgs befinoe,
iollten, itott beiien nad Sonora gin.
gen ino in Son MdgueI:to i'm 8apis.
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griffen lrnb geihlagen bottcn.
Slmerifaniidle 3nrata InbGnger
ihwer beifDnlbigt.
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ribten, oie bel Dem bieiiaen Gar.
ronsa-aonIiiIat BON Der Staot Wle.
rifo einliefen, erfldren, oab Die
9Imcrifaner, Die iid) Dor eirieen Wlo.
natcn ;3apato nnihIoIien, fir Die
Sprcngling bon 9abn5iigen in NE.
rifo nit Spuanlit perarttportlifI
iino. 3apata ioa seorobt baben, ale
Nmerifoncr in DC r1bor ibm fon.
trollierten 8ebicte itrene 5u beban.
bcln ipeaen Der gntideioung Der
omcrifaniihen &egierung, ourh Die
Garron5a onerfannt moroen lit. Die
gtahrid)t fiiat binau. bok IN een1
Staote Mtorelos fih urter 3opotas
aontroae feline amerifaner befin'
ocn, nit 9lusnabme berer, Die iiG
untcr ieinen Srippen befinben. Ser
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-17

iiber bic Nltlai1tif nerIien es am s.
September Seem Oorf jur Sabrt na6
8otbenbiirg, mo es art S. Oftober
eintraf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-17
Na(bri(6t Dont Sooe
SiQQ's 0cmentiert.
GarranSas Gr5feino anf otm
Wfarid ua9 Souora.

3ugbienit 5tpiihen Ser Sauptitubt
uno 2areOo lit seitern tpieoer berge-
ltellt tporoen, Die Siige fobren AZ
Stunoen lang.
@pllen iid ergcben.
8aibington, n, 16. Oft. Gar.
ran5os slgeiltur ernpfing beitte elm
9ubelgrnnln bon Seius glcllna, Dem
n1sipartigen Winiiter Garranaas, IN
De merfldrt miro, boB Die 3apato-
Siibrer 4reriueoo unb 9llmuaau nit
mebreren tarienb Ofann Garran5a
lire l1ebergabe angeboten baben,
ipenn iie amneltiert tperoen.
The Ordway new era., 1915-03-19
Farmers Turn To
Church Erection

NetRhbon 10 the vicinity Of the new
church which the Friends deoomtua-
tton 10 building 10 the Sand Arroyo
dtstsict turned out 10 body last Sat-
urday ano worked and feasted. II
was IN ideal day aud while the men
Ssut b0sy with their carpentry the wo-
mea prepared basket dinner and at
noon one OF the most enjoyable occa-
stous possie,c was tnduleed 10. Tue
feast was "dt for ktnsr and was
spread on long table erected 10 the
open air
After the feast dishes were cleared
away aud the women Joined 10 the
work and BY night it vas apparent
that prueress had been made ~ the
walls were ra,sed aud the structure
we'll under way. Compietton Of the
work will be made soon and before
long this district will have q church
building worthy OF much pride.
The Ordway new era., 1915-03-19
Peak View Briefs

Ernest Ramsey hiss painted his
house.
Carl Chase Is 10 Colorado Springs
visiting and On his return he will put
up house oo his claim.
". H. Bell recently purchased two
COWS. Farmers here are fast getting
= good class OF milk COWS and it looks
more like dairying all the time.
IF, Deaton is building a house CO
his place
D. ]. Allen and Fred Ahlich have
each recently purchased good teaus
Of horses
Schs.ol viii continue here 70. sew
eral weeks yet ~ nioe months term
Is conducted 10 Peak yie~. There
are Is enrolled.
The Ordway new era., 1915-03-19
No Agreement As
To MeIon Contract

A. yet no agreement has beeo
reached between the growers of pink
meat cantaloupcs and the connie
sion men and most OF those concerned
are Of the opinion that = contract
suitable 70 both sides will be made.
Directors Of the local association Of
growers arc 10 correspondence with
other commission houses with . view
Of getting new arms to take the crop
In the meantime the representatives
Of the nrme nov 10 the ield are out
with their own contracts-
A meeting vas held last Saturuay
night in the Chamber OF Commerce
rooms At which time J. s Crutchdeld
OF the nrm OF Crutchneld s Voolfolk
vas present and - no settlement had
been made at l:sO O'Clock 10 the morn.
ing the meeting vas adjourned. H.
& Mast, representing the local grow.
ers met again Monday with the COM
mission men 10 Rocky Ford, but the
same result ended the conference.
The ~ hour clause Is the sticker, and
neither side will give 10. Some Of the
growers who refuse To have anything
TO do With the contracts as they are
nov prepared viii plant . crop of mel
ons however. and look TO other eour-
ces for market 90 the other hand
the commission men claim they will
have Is large an acreage rs they
want
The Ordway new era., 1915-03-19
Sand Arroyo

Miss Nae Powell went 70 Ord way
Monday 70 take up her duties u
deputy 10 the county clsrks once.
Ars, n. p. Lowe and two sons have
been sick this week.
Mrs. wells aud little daughter,
Who have been visiIin. relatives 10
Kausas City returned 70 their home
wsdnesday.
The literary meeting last Tuesday
evening vas we'll attended aud proved
very tnteresting.
Mrs. Q. II. Tro,ter 10 teaching the
Sand Arroya school elnce Miss Powell
resisued.
Charley Mendenhali and Walter
Piummer made trip to Ordway and
Sugar City last week. Mr.. Plummer
died on = homestead while In Ordway.
DR.. McCloud of Pueblo and Rev.
HasstedL closed series ut meetings
Sunday mornine that had been In
psN<sSSS ~ NuS Pooe WSCA - tuS
Adobe school house.
Martin II. Hassteat and sister.
Miss Doris Who started 70 their new
home 10 Minnesota last week were
snow bound At Scott City. kans. for
several days.
Griti,th Wright fron Indianapoiis,
Ind. Is the guest Of Charles Meuden-
hall and family this week.
A Christian Endeavor class vas
last Sunday evening.
Tue farmers club viii have 40 all
day meeting and basket dinner At the
school house Saturday.
Mr.. Clark and family from Airing
ton attended the services here last
afternoon. They were ac-
home by DR., Mctaoud and
Rev, Hasstedt who are TO hold services
in Arlington next Sunday
The Ordway new era., 1915-03-19
Nurna

Roy Mundcil aud family from near
Karvai have been visiting relatives
and friends In this netshoorhood for
= week or ten days, returning home
Sunday. He has disposed OF his
sheep aud wili farm his homestead
this year.
Charles Risineer and family have
moved to the Stevenson ranch a mile
south OF Crowley, where he has po-
sitton rs engineer for the Stevenson
brothers during the canning season.
A son vas born to Wiley Woodruff
and wife Friday, March IL.
Miss Foss,e Seard is suffering with
q severe case OF Ia grippe,
aames Thomas made business trip
10 Pueblo Saturday.
Charles Schroeder and son drove to
La JuntA Friday, returning Saturday
With two loads OF fsour.
], T, Mundell returned from Den.
yer THURSDAY night where he has been
working aa.;sS the winter
Miss Frances Bass viii make her
home with her sister, Mrs Claude
MattsnHly and dnish high school 10
Ordsay,
Fred Bass aud daughter Marion are
Visiting in the c R, Mattinsly home,
The Ordway new era., 1915-03-19
L.aude on Deck

l am stiil doing business and the
Ore scarcely interrupted me- In fact
Saturday l did Is much oasiness from
the street Is usually done 10 the store
and my tent house north Of Hasler's
Is not 80 auie. l sill remain there
unal the adobe euildine is vacated
where l wiz be located from then 90,
Yes TIN siill doing ousiness-ee~-
ioe machines, second hand goods, etc.
c. A. LACpE.
The Ordway new era., 1915-03-19
Well Located

The ordsay hotel is we'll located
and . n"s, Convenient stopping place.
The treatment is most coartecos.
Board n the ordsay Hotel.
The Ordway new era., 1915-03-19
Revenue Stamp Datus

Revenue caaceliiae dates with
which TO cancel revenue stamps Al
the New Fra once with your own
Initials, etc, for si. They save you
time.
The Ordway new era., 1915-03-19
Typewriter Ribbon. 75c

typewriter ribbons, for any ma
chine III the New Era once Whs
pay q - you do n retail in Pueblo.
The Ordway new era., 1915-03-19

Buy your salaoni.e ., Tses.man . i
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-01-28
Big Picture At
 Rink Tonight

We are going to giAe the Motion Picture goers a real treat torisht when We show The Tiger Lily" a great three part Nitagraph drama featuring Cora Swain Gordon the wonderful animal taainer with the N.itagraph players. Miss Gordon will have the support of an all star cast of the best from this great comprny studios. Next week We are going to have another great animal picture from the Sehg Co.,. "Wamba, the Child of the Jungle, which is a positive hair raising story. Saturday night there will b dance after the show. In case the ketchikan ball team ar rive for that night there will be a dance anyway. Remember the Rink is the home of the best that the market affords. Get the habit and go to the RInk.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-01-28

Regular meeting of Civic I'm provement Club, Friday, Jan. 20, 5 P. NJ. at the City Hall. H. c. Mclaughlin, expert from the Fairbanks, Morse Engine Go. was a passenger south on the City of Seattle last Friday, having com pleted his remodling and repairing On the engines at the local light company.
 Miss Lynn N'orden was a pas enger south on the Alki last Tues day on her way 10 Jackson, Mich. where she will spend the next two months visiting with relatives. Miss Worden has been suffering from eye trouble for some time past and will undergo treatment while in the east.
 A son was born to NIT. and Mrs. James Rome, of kiawock, on board the gas boat Robert last Friday night while that vessel was in route to Wrangell to bring Mrs. Rome here for medical treatment. The little one only lived until Monday and the mother is reported 10 be Very low.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-01-28
5umdum Probably
 Be Worked

[. Warren and Andrew John son came in on Thursday from 5undum, to where, accompanied by H. s. Thain, they Went about six weeks ago 10 look over seale placer property.
 They report having bought and bonded thirty-seven placer claims for London Syndicate which was organized by MT. Thain, while in England, about the time war was declared by that country.
 The property will be worked the coming season. A dredgo Is 10 be brought north in March, which will be used on about half of the area ot the claims, the other half to be hydraulically worked.
 It is conservativeIy estimated that the ground will average sixty cents per yard.
 It is expected to have a crew oi about twenty men employed for the season.
 A good portion of the material and supplies for the camp are to be shipped from Petersburg, as the trip may be made from here with less chance of encountering rough weather than from the Cas- tineau channel towns.
 MT. Thain is engineer and man. ager for the syndicate. Report.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-01-28

FOR SALE-House and lot at head of Bay. A bargain. En- quire of Joe Jackson.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-01-28

Postmaster J. E. Worden For professional and tradespeopla-
 see advertising columns.
 We have fhe goods, the Rink. Rev. Corser left on the Alki for ketchikan.
 A good show at the Wrangell PhotoshoW tonight.
 The City of Seattle is due from the south tomorrow afternoon.
 Get the hahit. The Rink is the place.
 John McGullom, of Calder, ar. rived Over on the Dan last night. Watch for the date of 'Wamba9 : the Rink.
 E. w. Ramsey way passen ger to ketchikan on the Seattle last Friday.
 The home of the best on Earth, the Rink.
 I. E. Buell., well-known knight of the grip, was Wrangell caller this week.
 If you want to see a real good show go to the Photoshow tonight. The Forestry boat, Ranger ?, Forester 7 Hen. came over from Petersburg yesterday.
 I. l. NcTague was | business passenger 10 Seattle on the Al-hi Tuesday morning.
 4 pippin Of show al the Rink tonight.
 Fred ANigg took his tanily on trip about the West Coast last week On the Grace.
 Mrs. Ida Uhler was d passenger on the City Of Seattle 10 kstchiian last Friday.
 Tonight. The Tiger Lily, the Rink.
 Vim. Strong, Collector Of Gu. toms at the Boundry, is in toHn for a few days on business.
 Al. Hanson was a NranesH passenger on the Al-ki last Sun day. Al says Wrangell look mighty good to him.
 NJ. ). Hart, wife and son, Of Seattle, arrived up on the Alki last Sunday and are registered at the Wransell Hotel.
 When in ke,chikan spend an ey- ening at the The Dream." the house thatsets tac PACE. All oth- CTS try 10 copy.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-03-17
DRINK LOTS OF WATER
TO FLUSH THE KIDNEYS
Eat Less Meat and Take Salts for
6ackache or Bladder Trouble
.1I,:5 NeutraIize Acids. R.;SsHt U

Uric acid in meat excites the KID
neys, they become overworked; get
sluggish, ache, and feel like Jumps Of,
lead. The urine becomes cloudy; the.
bladder is irritated, and you may be
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night When the KID
neys clog you must help them flush
on the body's urinous waste or youth
be real sick person shortly. At first
you feel dull misery in the kidney.
region, you suffer from, backache, sick
headache, dizziness, stomach gets sour,
tongue coated and you feel rheumatic
twinges when the weather is bad s%
Eat less meat, drink lots Of water;
also get from any pharmacist four
ounces of Jad Salts; take table,
spoonful In a glass OF water before
breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This IA
nous salts is made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon juice. combined
with lithia, and has been used for.
generations to clean clogged kidneys
and stimulate them to normal activity,
also to neutralize the acids in urine.
SO it no longer is source Of irritar.
ton. thus ending bladder weakness. I.
Jad Salts is Inexpensive, cannot in
Jure; makes a delightful efrervescent
Whitewater drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active. Druggists
here say they sell lots Of Jad Salts to
folks who believe In overcoming kid.
ney trouble while It is only trouble
Adv vs fEa3tfFt. 49, SEtlt s$4iE
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-03-17
FOUR AUTO BANDITS TAKEN
Police Say Boys Confessed They Held
Up Women in Chicago
i 81 i w Last Week. 5$S

Chicago, March 9.-Four boys, two
on probation from the boyb' court, con-
fessed themselves the desperate auto
bandits" the police say, who raided
more than twenty women on Thurs;
day and threw the city into q frenzy
of terror. AZ IL 3.
The four boys arrested are: James
Springer, 281O West Thirty-ninth
place, nineteen years old; Virgil Lit
Finger, 2734 West Thirty-ninth street.
eighteen years old; Alvin Carlson,
2731 West Thirty-ninth street. nine.
teen years old; Garfield Sullivan, 3712
Parnell avenue. seventeen years old
Sullivan boosted OF his ability - .
chauffeur. A girl heard him and told
another friend. In time It came to the
ears OF a "stool pigeon" and then to
the police.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-03-17
Z; STRENGTH. s8
Without Overlooking The Stomach,

The business man, especially, needs
food in the morning that will not over.
load the stomach. but give mental Wig.
or for the day.
Much depends on the start man
gets each day as to how he may ex-
pect to accomplish the work on hand.
He can't be alert with . heavy, fried.
meat:and.potatoes breakfast, requiring
q lot of vital energy in digesting 1t.
A Calf. business man found 1000
combination for producing energy. He
writes: .f.s { si
For years was unable to find
breakfast food that had nutrition
enough to sustain business man
without overlooking his stomach, caus-
ing indigestion and kindred ailments.
"Being very busy and also very
nervous man, 7 had about decided to
give up breakfast altogether. But luck
lily was induced to try Grape-Nuts. I
"Since that morning have been
new man; can work without firing.
my head is clear and my nerves strong
and quiet %-ss.
II find that Grape-Nuts, with a little
sugar and q small quantity of cold
milk, makes delicious morning meal.
which invigorates> me for the days
business" .&ss,s egt% .st. Il
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Greek, Mich. Read, 1.-THE Road to Well
ville," In bkgs. There's a Reason"
Ever read the above letter. a new
enc appears fron time t. time. They
are genuine, true, and fall Of human
.lntereSt. S5l2455 sSE2.5 5a5l ~
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-03-17
u. S. BEGINS. PROBE
WILSON ANNOUNCES lNvESTIGA-
TON OF THE SINKING OF y. s.
ii u. sl> SHIP WILL BE ASKED. ;Sya.
PREPARATION WILL BE, ASKED
President Declares That He VIII
Have Personal Hand in Direct
! =, i. ing . investig ation-To. Take
Matter Up With Germany. =.

Washington, March 13.-"A most
searching inquiry will be made and
whatever action is taken will be based
upon the result of that inquiry" II.
Y President Wilson issued this state
ment on Thursday regarding the sink
ing of the American sailing ship VII.
liam P. Frye by the German auxiliary
cruiser Prinz Ethel Friedrich. The
president took the Initiative In direct
aingsthe investigation and will have =
personal hand in it. That the United
States will call on Germany for proper
amends and reparation for the sinking
of the American ship was the consen-
sus of official and diplomatic. circles
in Washington It was admitted that
a serious issue with the kaiser's gov
eminent; has been raised by the action
lof the famous German raider and that
a grave, breach of: law was committed
in the sinking Of the American mer-
chairman. NJ Il e$ r. III ia =.
According to, the present German
contention in regard to foodstuffs
wheat is not contrab band unless con-
signed to the armed forces of an enc
my, and the captain of" the Prinz Eitel
is said to have had no evidence that
the wheat on the Frye was so con-
signed. Even If it were contraband,
the sinking of the Frye. according to
international law experts, was. wrong
and the ship should have been seized.
In any case the bill of damages. lies
against Germany. The William p.
Frye was insured for 1850 with the
government war risk insurance bureau
and it was expected the bureau would
take a hand in determining her
status. .@'''f.'
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-03-17
SEEK AID FOR DRUG VICTIMS
chicaooans Say Additional Provisions
p Must BE Made for the Care and u
1a%5 5 Cure Of Sufferers.

i Chicago, March 11.-while thou
sands OF Chicago drug users were
cursing the new Harrison antidrug act,
which has cut OF their supply. and =
movement looking to the repeal of the
law was being discussed, leading ply
sicians, health officers and humanitari-
ans declared that the end justified the
means. s.5. {. "a i .,-.s slr
With "a victims. nine of them wom-
en-, in the Psychopathic hospital, and
q rush OF others expected rs soon as
their supply OF dope" is exhausted.
County Judge Thomas F. scully; and
Health COMMISSIONER George B. Young
declared that additional provisions
must be made for the care and cure
OF the sufferers. s.& < x . s, -,
Michigan City, Ind. March IL
Mrs. Mabel Hartman. aged fifty. shot
herself through the heart because her
supply Of morphine ran out. She ate
20 grains daily. 81 ,,Z 4, +: ..,54 :55$ 81
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SPARKS FROM II.
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london, March, II. Following the
lead of the Cunard line, all transat-
lantic companies have reduced the
fare for second-class passage between
Europe and America to $50. !, =, 'A
II, Berlin (via Amsterdam), March II.
The debate opening in the reichstag
probably will be of short duration, all
parties having agreed to support the
government. t,i. .033tE K
New York, March Oscar r.
Caussin, assistant general agent of
the Compagnie Generate Transatlan.
tique, stated on Sunday that he had
received news that the fire on board
La Touraine is out and she is now
proceeding to Havre under her own
steam.
New Orleans, March 1.-THE Car
rama authorities at Campeche have
seized the American schooner Susie
B. Dantzler from -Pascagoula, Miss,
and are holding Captain. Dethloff a
prisoner on charges of having violated
Mexican navigation laws, according
to news received here 4 :, ~