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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-09
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@ binaton, s. Sept. Sic
NusNd)ten auf cine @eiscrsrute bon
elmer gilIipH gul6els lino olrdl Sen
lelttgen geridlr oes 9(cfer6allamtes
llber oenSfanO Ser grnten am /. sepz
lfen1ber nod speiter cr606t uproen unb
lautcn Jest auf 9S1 Mtllipnen 8ul6els.
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nn l. 9luglit
@unterlpei3en lte6t auf $50 slliainz
Inen llno Son1merlpeisen ollf 322 an
)lanlnlen 991 @sillipnen. Sic grnte
bonn Sabre 1914, sic bis bafin ocu9fez
toro 6ielt, crsab 90 Miaipnen lueniz
Ser ltno Ser gurhldnitt Ser pprioeu
Sabre ltellte iih mn ouf 6s6 DSiutz
onen 8ulhels.
Ser 3u11ano bon g o II, Scr am
l. auglit alf 291S Milfipne,l 8u. oee
lcbast mar, bot lid} Icst allf 1855 glile
l1ul1el1 ncbc'lert; aeaen 26I2 i'm ,Sabse
1914 lnlo etnen 9llrhidnitt bon 27OS
yta. in Sen porigen 5 sSa6rcn.
slnoerc grnte Grtrdge lperpen i'm
septemberbertd6t lpie folgt 9elddbt:
pafer, LAOS, 100000.
@erite, 223, 100000.
@l1dpci5en, 100000.
aartoffeln 4o6,OOO,O0O.
SilBfartoffeln. G5,OOO,00O.
Subaf Eil1nn, 1,12O,OOO,O0O.
sfeis, 26,OOO,OOO.
ocu (Sonnen), S1,O0O,oO0.
slcpfel, 214OOO,OOO.
Gfiriid)e, 64,OeO, 900.
9entl dc q rubic 9fpte
fp mint So Of.
Ser oelltldc Sotld)ufter gernltorff
|erbielt berte Slbenn cine bra6t(p5c Sez
peldle pon1 neltlden susn. Mmt nit
Der s}ahricbt, puB cs gang unlpobrz
lteinIld1 let oaB Der Nelperiul turpez
0rt lulroe uno es lpeit lpabrIdleiulid1er
let nab Der Sampfer auf cine SDeine
geltoBen lei.
Seutlchlallos perIprphenc sMittbeiz
lung iiber Sen llntergollg oes slrabic
miro III nenisen Sageu eripartet, ou
serlln GrcBocpelden in Ser 9iocht i'm
Se9entbeil 5u ben 9intnittugspepe=
1den) oie lpid1tige Neloung brahten,
Dab Der llnterieebpotfiibrcr, Ser Sen
srablc ncrenft Fat, gli!dlid) Slriidae=
tebrt lit nno ieillen amtlide1 gerid]t
erltattet bat. Ser 9eriht gcbt pubin,
oaB Der betreffenoe Sffi5ier nllrd Sic
Wta1pper nes slrubic sun @lauben ae-
brad)f par, oob bieier Sampler i'm
|an5u9retfen pernlctlte. Sllrh Sen peutz
ld1en Sptldnfter lit Dem Staatsunt I'M
oenen Die crneltte &eriiderllng geaeben
noroen, oaB Ben &er. Staaten polle
8enu9tbnmg gegeber peroc.
Sem Soelperiun : SAT- lpurbe 6el1te
ald' nelle slufmerflamfeit Slgclpenoet
uno Sefr. Gaming fubelte un 8otlcbafz
ter @erurh in Berlin, er moge onfraz
gen, pb irgcno cill geriht poer lonItiz
&c Mformutlpn 81 bubeu lei. Sbipobl
olle Spnbnner Sericbte beboupten, oaB
Der Sclperian torpeoirt lpprDen Iet,
berrId}t ood in bteiigen Marincfrciien
Der e5lallbc ppr, BOB nas Shiff uuf
cine stine geltpBeu lei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-09
selesrapbiid,c s,utisc,t.
S. Septeuber.

y. Stplelllp0l. :.
a c baIl. Su Ser Nationa
8rpptlpn 1, Bolton 10.
8rpoflDn I. Soiton a
philadelphia 8, Stem Dprf 8.
ct. 2nllis 2, Chicago Q.
Sn Ser q m erieon:
Bottom 0, 9biIuoelpbia l..
Bottom 13, 9biIuoelpbia 2.
9'eip 9prf 0, 8albingtpn /.
Glepelunh 4, ct. 2ollis 5.
Chicago 10, 9etroit 8.
Sn bcr s. 5 herul::
Buffalo 4, Baltimore 0.
Buffalo 5, Baltimore A.
9ielparf 4, 8rnptlpn 6.
9iclparf 0. 8rpnflnn 3.
aanias Gitp Z, &ittsbllrg ?.
Sn Ser 3 s 2iea:
lrecport 0, 9abcnport a.
8pdforo 0, Muline 8.
Gnincp Neoria, Meseu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-09
9tutidt nabnee oltp'ppst auf Dem
MQri6 nQ(1 = ialDfof.
Gtt8teu aud an 3tpet a,toere m,ttten ,,no utad)ten
ettpa 1000 C1efan0eue.
aber Der a @eeal B0bmGmoni nelbet @g au eiuer rout
bon 56 Wieilen.
e5roktri Mitoai pon gaterae. sar III ena6en enaien

lnb als gceng &auaus berp(an @dtern ud ett Sic
Geh9enbt aIen gi ourd1 ungeabnen 26menmub pppua
MAIDEN - gSebmi9 Mbieb 8rpbfirl1 ser s(rn,ee
gr ment baB Der Gar bem iegott na ebe, ais baB
Der liebe ot jebt Gnen 9eid
Se9r raen gnglanb g8arn Nddte binterenanoer 1
iu ba - Gs aibt don 20 2ufnbalonen a6on bte6lg
gait Dem 2onboner gri abepeden gter itarf perpate o
einige Sa90epd5en tpnrben Nad5s 1pioerlegt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-09
9cr &rieg.
Der apmmaubO'uedicl in gnhlanb,
Ser 9rpBe 9tud5ugsltrate:
sc pirb ansgelb a ltet.

Eetrograb, 8. Sept. Grpbfiirli
9aifolai lit bonn Saren 5unl 8icetol1iq
bes &allfallls nnb Sberbefcblsbabel
an Der liibliben ssront crnaul1t ipprz
ben. Ser aaiier tbat bies, ipeil ct 1elbii
Ben Sberbefebl iiber alle Gtreitfrdfte
gu 8alier llnb gu 2anbe iibernom<
men lat.
Ser @rpBfiirlt tritt an sic steIle
bes @rafcn Boronboff 9uldfoff unb
ber Gar ri6tete an bielen elm G6reiz
ben, morin er ben 8ertb ieiner slrbei=
ten anerfenrt llnb 5ugleid erfldrt, baB
er MIR Dem eisener 8lnl6 Des Graz
fen nadgebe, auf einen Soften perlcbt
gu lperbenL benz iein @eIunbbeitssu<
itano beiier 9clpadien iei. 9esbalb
e,itbebe er i'm bon bem Soften als
@icefDnig ut1b bernfe i'm in ieinen
perl0nIiben Stab.
Sdreiben be's Barren an
Den 8rpB Bfiirlten.
Ser 3ar Fat on Sen @roBfirlten gli<
fplai folgenbes gbrciben geridtet:
v3u 8e9im beg @rieses ipar idj
1lnberlneiblid berbinbert, bem 3use
1neiner seele gu folgen nno MIDI ielbit
an Sic Gpibe Ser @rn1ee 5l1 ltellen.
9ies ipar Ser @rllnb, Sab id sic nit
Dem Sberfommanho aller 2anbe llno
6eefrdfte betraute.
.llnter ben Mugen gang 9iublanbs
batSbre faiierlide @obeit lpdbrenb bcs
arieees Beipeiie bpn ltanbbafter 1az
pferfeit 9c9cbcu, incld)e Gin @efiibl
tiefen @ertralens llnb bie alifribti9er
euten @iinide Mller berltrlabt tat,
lpelde Sbren Sperationen ipabreno
Der llnbermciblihen @eblelfdlle bes
&rieges folgten.
oMeine Rflidt 9e9en n1eit1 2ano
5tpingt MIDI bellte, ba Ser Seinb III bas
Snnere beg Meibes porscbr,lngen lit,
has Sberfo1,rn1anDo aller aftibenStreitz
frdfte 5u iihernebmen llnb nit ser Dir
1nee .bie 8riegsltrapa8en 81 tbeilen
llno Ben ruiiiiden Boben gu pertbeibi<
gen. Sic 8ege Der @orie6,lna iiab un@
erforlblih, aber Die mir bon Gptt aufz
erlegte Gflibt unb mein 8illc beltdr~
Ten MIDI IN ben1 fit bns @obl bes
Gtaates eefaBten gntidI,lB.
n9ie Snbalion bes leinOes an BET
@eitfrol,t, ipelde sic grDbtnDslihltc
&on5entrirune boz, 8raft erforbert. TO-
ipic sic geireinb cit Iidune
bes @o1nmanbos I'M Selbe be-
n0tbigt, bat llnlere NllfnerfIamfeit Dol,
Ser siibfront abgele,,ft. sSu bieIcn,
Naoment ertenne ieb Sic Not6ipenbigs
feit Sbres Beiltanoes unb 9fatbes alt
ser siibfrpnt llnb ernennc gle gun,
Wicef6nig bes &aufa1us llnb Gberbe<
febIsbaber ber tnpferen @aufailtse
Irn,ee.
Sd lprebe Sbrer faiierIiben @obeit
meine lnb bes Qunoes ticfc @nnf6arz
teit aus fir SIRE 8irfiamfeit ipabrenb
bes 8rieges."
Yer Ep1telt, dltf Den Der VSroB1hrlt
iebt berieet iporben, lit BON geringer
geoeutrng I'M gersleid) nit leinem
friiberen slmt l,rb ieiner allsgcoebnten
@olnladt als Gberbefeblsbaber aler
rltiii1den Seere. Ser &allfaIlss sSelbz
aug bat fcine eroBe 8eoelltllng mebr
in bie1em 8riege. MIlerbings Fat es in
lebtem 8inter itarfe aampfe I'M aau7
falus gegcben, aber felt mebreren MoS
11aten ipcrbe,, Sic Teinbieligfeiten 1nlr
nod oberfIaMih eefiibrt, ba beibe be-
tbeiliete glationen alle lire Sruppen il,
anberen 3onen ben6tbigten.
Se1perian MriaSbi nnb Ste
be4ltti ben l1's.
Berlin, s. Sept. 2ente in anti
Iider gteuuns ipre6en bie beitimmte
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-09
9entlde Mrabic=glote getern 0em 8ot=
i6after @erar0 bebdnbi9t.
9as betreTenoe 1t=Soot id1pn perlpren aealaubt.
TT anf8etanbt 1tno bat Bertdt eritattet.
Der aomn1anOaut mil in omebr gebanbe aben neil Qrabe
peroddtge Wlan0per uladte
Ger Sn6a Der 9Dte nod aefabe aber rs mrs anaeocne

3 Der aonanoan inn uanoe Not6pe6r bonoelte @nh6
o9un9saae loa hm 6aoger Sribual eroen Gro
gernorff glaubt Die oeuc ponbio bfreSioe r
R se5a1d pes 5elperian 9lanb Berlin ooB elmer Winc ,
ap 9fauen let - o gSalbnguner Warierei no beriel6en
Mnid - gmteausdn Mouot slouf 5orf ner6e6r
@en na6e Der u8Qon" bic aorna1siien inns INN e7 glz
ionen see9en ber in Soma nit oeier 5apternte neui
ger gut - ss Wdtte Sobr notf froNreics gset not6iq
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-09
Die 4drfte
Yrobnfte.

Gbicasn, s. Sept. Mei5en -
1875 Sept, 911s 3es.
Sort - 701s Sept, 561a Ies.
Safer S6 Sept, 353s 9es.
8etreibe fir 8aar:: SEQ. 2 rothel
sSirter 102-105; &orn SEQ. 2 n
6afer, 11cu, 81.
sRoggcn 9eo. 2 9t11a 93.
@erlte 4S-GO.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-09

S6iffe 5ogen lid balo bor Dem 6euel
nn1erer aiiltenbatterien 5uriid. Miliz
tdril6er S6aber1 ipurbe 1i6t anges
ridtet. Sn Sltenbe ipurDc,, slpei 8elz
9ier 9etobtet 1lnb einer peripllnoet.
Gin fran50iiider ariess Meroplon
lpurbe bon einem bcutlden Slieser bei
Sc Mesnil abseidoiien uno Sic Snlalz
len falnen gu Iuoe. Gin feinoli6er
2uftansriff auf bie staot Ssreiburg in
8aben l6lug gdtl3li6 febl"
Ste Barrier sc c I S Ii "a.
Earis, 8. Sept. Sic Mrtilleriee
tampfe bauern fat an Ser gall3en tpelIz
li6en Sront fort, bpd iino feline gez
lultate beridtet.
5 beutld)e Slie9cr iparicn beute
Worgen 8onben auf Nanep, ipo lie
einige Gpfer fanben.
Sran5olild)e unb britildc Seros 6az
ben Bic oeutiGe Slu9itation il, Gltenbe
bonbarbirt llnb Elm onoercs lnlerer
2ritgeldipaber mari 60 8pu1ben auf
ct. Weoarb unb Sen 8abnbof IN 9pcz
|lenr.
<r5 aber gut bon 8 lie II.
Bien. s. Sept. 3ufpl9c Sem of~
ft5iellen Bulletin, bon bellte slbe1b linb
Die 8ulien maize Fobfan1ien, @oli5ien,
llnb Hab5iipilop arf rllliihen Bebiet,
bon ben Scltreihern unter General
8oebn grmoui gum Giid3ug auf
elmer Srolt bon 56 Nei(en geslpungel1
iporben.
9entide Slicger iber
Gnglhnb.
2nnbon, s. Sept. 10 9erlpnen
iplrben in Der bel1tlden 2uftra55ia ge=
ltern gfadt on Der Sittiiite 9etDbtet unb
43 bcrlpltnbet. slnBeroem nerben orei
9erionen pern1ibt unb fir tobt gcz
6alten.
v@rci Seppeline lparfcn geitern
s'adt 9omben auf Sic oitli1en Count
ties, lagt Der amtlide 8eriebt. 3lpei
Nidlucr, 3 6rauen nnS 5 ai,1ber tpure
oen getobtet; 4 Manner, II Sralen
llnb 8inbcr ern1tlid) perlebt; 8 Mdnz
ner, 5 Sralcn unb 8 ainber Ieibt perz
lebt. Gin 0tann llno 5ipei Ssrauel1 lperz
Den bern,iBt n11b n,o9en lll1ter Sriimz
Imern begraben letl1.
Is fleine @obnbdnler tpurben GER
itDrt ober ldner beiddbiet Mebrere
Seuer bra6en ars. lp1rben aber l1neu
gcloldt. sonitiger erniter gdnben lit
nidt entltanben. sllle Spbte,, u,lo Ser
ipltnbeten iparen Gibililten, nit Mns~
nabme eines gplbatel1."
Ser geltrise Slieserangriff ipar Sic
19. 2llftilpalion in gnelanb. g}ad
mntliden 3oblen baben Sic beutlbcn
Shu98ellge bisber 102 9erlpnen gez
tootet lnb 243 peripnnhct.
5patcr Sic feinoIiden Sliegerz
itretf8ige anf sic Ditlide,1 Counties
bon gnslono nieberbplten lid) in ser
0aittipod s}ad)t Sic Slusaeusc mar
fen gombcn lnb berllriabten iotpobl
2ebensberlltltc mic Seuer.
@as pffi5ielle greB6iiro bcridtct
beute Nadt: Seinolide Slllg5cuge lud~
ten Sic 0ltliden Gpltnties nnb eil1cn
Sbeil bes 2onbpner 9iltrifts in Ser
@iittipoh9}abt bcim llno iporfen8rano@
nnb ggplplibbpmbcn. 8is N1itterna6t
tparen ipenige 2ebensperlulte unp eini%
9e Seuer beridtet, Sic aber inter &onz
trolle gebalten aperben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-09
8cb ,tnb Yrubiiiune,,.

Gbieago, 8. Sept. Ninopieb
3llfltbr 10000. Stiere $6.O0-1O.,
90; &iibe lmb Climber, $3.O0-S.50;
&alber $500 -11.25.
Sdlpeine 3uflbr 1000. Ste
tia al1 $6.05-S,05; alnnciit S6.4o
bis 7.60.
5dafc 3ufl,br $4,000. 5sla,
alt $5.50-6.00; 2dnrmer $6.25 bis
S.S5.
@efliiael 1913; irnae Siib-
ner 1879.
@utter Creamery 2s 25hc.
gier - 2O-221ac.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-09

@as peroen bie ro-britiiden
aFapers" lpobl Iagen, oa MN ibr
ogroBter 'Strategc", 9ticolaiepitid,
ab9eest ht2
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-09
Sic aefabrlidJe 2uue.

g}em gfpnntc ltano ser 2nnSiturn1z
tanonier Sllnleitner gegen SdrapnelIe
uno 8ranaten gefeit i'm Selbe, ba traf
i'm enolid) etn SubilallmslbuB ins
8ein.
usllnleitner" ia9te ser Nesin,entsz
ar6t, INN tpmmit olt 5u beiuenl 8eib
beint in aht Sagen, ou @liidli6er."
llno nslmueb!" Iaate Ser Sun(eitner
oarmlf, uorcipierteI Sabr bob / iebt a
Stub gebobt, ltnb min sebfs ipieoer
los.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-06
CRANE COMPANY TO
WITHDRAW FROM TEXAS

Groesbeck, Texas. Feb. 5.-The
case OF the state OF Texas vs.. The
Crane Company, charging violation OF
Texas antitrust laws. was compro-
missed in district court here today by
the Crane Company paying $4,000
penalty. costs of court and prosecu-
ton, and obhgating itself not to VIC
late the antitrust laws of Texas
The company. which has Texas
headquarters at Dallas, later issued a
statement announcing it would with
draw from Texas, closing branches at
Dallas and at Texas City. The com.
promise approved by the court today
did not require the latter act.
The antitrust suit filed here
against the Crane Company asked
penalties aggregatIng $l,400000 and
THAT the company be ordered to dis
continue business within the state.
Later this pleading was amended and
penalties of $2,700,000 were asked,
the custer proceedings being With
drawn.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-06
REPUBLICANS KEEP
UP FILIDUSTER
FEW DEMOCRATIC LEADERS
HAVE MUCH HOPE OF PASS
ING SHIP PURCHASE BILL.

Washington. Feb Administra-
ton democrats Of the senate believed
tonight they had found a way to turn
the burden OF the ship purchase bill
fight back to the republican side from
whence it was shifted 20 their own
shoulder 50 suddenly last Monday by
the alliance of insurgent democrats
and minority members
Despite the fact that they found
themselves still lacking votes to carry
a motion to recommit the bin with n
structions for its amendment the
democrats inaugurated today the first
move in a substitute plan when Sena-
tor Gore. who introduced an amended
ship bill yesterday moved to dis.
charge the commerce committee from
its consideration. The champions Of
the bill after a careful canvass Of The
situation today believe they can get
votes enough to carry the Gore mo.
ton and in that way the amended
bill, which virtually is the caucus
measure with changes designed to
draw support from the progressive re.
publicans, can be reported back to
the senate and thereby force the re.
publicans to resume their defensive
fight to prevent the bin from coming
to a final vote.
In view of this situation the allied
opposition forces determined today
upon a rest and rallied enough yoteA
to force a recess of the senate until
Monday Senator Clarke of ArNau-
sas, who led the democrataic revolt
made the motion for the recess. The
administration democrats did not OPP
pose it, although it had been planned
to call up the Gore motion tomorrow
Apparently few of the democratic
leaders now have much hope Of break
ing the so-called republican filibuste-
against the measure, however, and
there were many rumors today that
the bill may he laid aside, after siren
uous efforts to pass it within the next
week. so that appropriation measures
may be considered
Quay the senate was euiiN tHeu IVY
speeches of iasurgent and regular
democrats, rehearsing the revolt over
the bill. Senators Hardwick and Var
daman vigorously defended their posi-
tons in revolving and assailed Sena-
tor Stone for his attack upon them.
Senator James again criticised his
colleagues and particularly arraigned
Senator Camden who he aid would
''hold mp the hands OF the pre- ident
while the republicans tied them.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-06

Washington, Feb. Over strenu-
Gus protest from Majority Leader I'm
! derwood the house in passing the
naval appropriation bin tonight re-
tanned provision for the construction
of two new dreadaoughts.
Representative Underwood declared
| the nation was facing a probable
treasury deficit next year Of $4,000
Goo and economy advocates led by
him succeeded in striking out appro.
priations aggregating more than six
million dollars for five submarines, a
transport and a hospital ship.
The bill as it goes to the senate
carries $l44,64S902 and authorizes
the following construction program.
Two battleships of the largest and
most powerful design. $500, GOO each.
exclusive of armor and armament.
Six torpedo boat destroyers, 1925
GOO each.
One sea-going submarine torpedo
boat 81 400, 900.
Eleven submarines. $4,000 each.
One oil fuel ship. $1,140,00O.
The proposed hospital ship would
have cost $2,5O0,O00 and the trans.
port $1,100,000.
An amendment was adopted author
ling the construction Of three of the
six destroyers on the Pacific coast
Five of the submarines are to be built
there The bill provides that any Of
the vessels authorized may be con-
structed in government yards. but
Chairman Padgett of the naval com.
mittee explained that the New York
plant the oaly one to which a battle
ship might be given, already was
working to its capacity.
All new legislation. including provi-
sions for the creation of a naval re-
serve, for an aide for operations in
the navy department TO head a war
board and for creataion of the rank Of
| admiral and vice admiral. were
stricken from the bill several days
ago
An effort will be made to have
them restored in the senate.
The fight for one battleship was
warmly waged and at one time it APP
! parently was won When Representa-
tive iobson moved that four ships be
authorized. Representative Under
wood offered an amendment to reduce
the number to one. The Underwood
amendment was carried, 142 to 1873.
Immediately, however, the Hobson
amendment as amended. was defeat
ed, las to 1870, thus leaving the origi-
nal provision for two ships I'M
changed. The bill itself finally was
passed without a roll call
Mr.. Underwood pleaded earnestly
for economy, declaring the house
must decide between retrenchment or
further taxes upon the people. He
asserted that the nation was in no
more danger of war now than it was
year ago, and now danger would
continue to grow smaller if the United
States pursued its own way. On the
| other hand, he warned that if Amer
| lea entered into an armament race it
would "mean war at the end of the
story"
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-06
WHITE sLAVERs CONVICTED.

Kansas City. Mo. Feb. 5.-Mrs.
Jesse Holloway and her brother
Fred Mcclure. both OF Oklahoma City,
Okla, were found guilty in federal
court here today of violating the
Mann act in transporting Mrs Moin-
ME Mcclure from Kansas City to
Oklahoma City for immoral purpos S.
Sentence viii be passed later.
The case attracted attention from
ruling which permitted Mrs. Mcclure,
the governments chief witness, to
testify agant her husband. Judge
Van Valkenburg held the placing Of
wife in white slavery constitutes an
assault upon her Assault cases are
expected in the law which prevents
wife appearing as witness at her hus.
bands trial
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-06
WELL KNOWN RESIDENT
TO BE BURIED TODAY
REMAINS or MRS. MARGARET p
BURTON WILL BE INFERRED
IN NATcHEZ MISS.

The remains OF Mrs. Margaret
Power Burton. who died at the family
residence, 706 Prospect avenue.
Thursday afternoon, will be taken to
Natchez, for burial, the body leaving
for that city, accompanied by rela'
tIyes this morning.
Mrs. Burton has lived In this Ty
for the past 1s years. having II ne
here from her old home in Nattr IL.
She came to Hot Springs an in3 Id,
but found renewed health ND
strength in the noted hot baths 4 d
enjoyed good health until recently bf
her it could be said that she was one
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-06
INVESTIGATING DEATHS OF
INMATES OF HOME.

Yonkers. n. Y, Feb. adam Ban
CERT, superintendent of the German
Odd Fellows home here and three en-
ployes of the institution, were ar
rested tonight and held as material
witnesses on warrants issued by Cor.
oner Dunn as the result of testimony
which the coroner's jury heard today
concerning the deaths of eight aged
inmates.
A warrant also was issued for Fred
Mors, a former employee. who told
the Nav York police last Tuesday
that he had caused the death of these
inmates and who is now under obser-
walton in the psychopathic ward of
Bellevue hospital In New York
The coroner expects to lay the evil
denee he has before District Attorney
Weeks at White Plains tomorrow and
to decide whether to exume any OF
tha bodies.
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OF Gods chosen ones" and none knew
her but to love her.
Mrs Burton was horned in New
York city in 1885. She is survived by
two sons and two daughters, n. II.
Burton, of Greenyiile, Miss: A. J.
Burton, Fort Worth. Texas; Miss Eva
Burton and Mrs. George G. Christmas
Of this city. Burton Christmas. the
little son of Mrs. Christmas, was de-
voted to Grandma" and the death
Of Mrs. Burton affected him greatly
The pail bearers will be Dr. Z. n.
Martin DR.. G. A. Hebert, Z. H. Ban
croft, Fitzhugh Burton, Dr. Flank B.
Daks and DR.. Charles Dake.
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INsURREcTloN STARTED.
IN THE PHILIPPINES,

Manila. Feb. Private dispatches
from Cuba report that patrols Of the
constabulary last night prevented the
execution of what was rumored to be
plan to burn the city and start an
Instruction. One small fire broka
ont but there was no disorder.
Rumors were current in Manila that
an insurrectionary movement by the
Filipino population was imminent
here but apparently there was no
basis for them.
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ASSASSINS OF ARCHDUKE
IN AUSTRIA EXECUTED

Amsterdam, via London, Feb. s.
4:23 a ma Berlin dispatch re-
ceived here says that the execution
Of three Of the conspirators in the as
sassination OF the archduke Francis
Ferdinand, heir apparent to the Aus
trian throne, took place Wednesday In
the prison of the court fortress at
Sarayevo. Bosnia
Gayrio Prinzip. the Bosnian student
who actually slew the archduke and
his inorganic wife While they We're
visiting Sarayevo is undergoing a
sentence Of % years Imprisonment it
having been impossible on account Of
his youth to sentence him to death.
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Circle No. L. Women's missionary
Society of the Central NJ. e. Church,
viii have a delicatessen sale at the
Southern Pharmacy, Dugaa4Stuart
building. opposite Arlington hotel.
Saturday, February 6. commencing at
Q a. m. Members and friends cor
daily invited to attend last
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NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.

The forms for the new telephone
directory viii close on the 10th of
February All those who desire tele-
phones put in or changes made in the
directory should notify the telephone
office at once.
Il. B. McKEAN,
1-2S-fw Manager.
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THREAD FACTORY AGAIN
RESUMES FULL TIME

Williamantic. Conn. Feb. Com
mencilg on Monday more than 2.50o
employees at the factory Of the Ameri-
can Thread Company here Will work
on fun time for siX days week. nc
cording to an announcement today
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j Belden trophy, which President
Forbes plans putting on early next
week, providing the weather doesu {
misbehaye again