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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-04-08
March to April s.
Notice of Sale ON Foreclosure

STATE OF WISCONSIN: CIRCUIT COURT
BAYFIELD, COUNTY.
Northwestern Bond Company, Plaintiff,
William A. Beltz and Frances B, Beltz,
his wife, Defendants
Pursuant TO judgment of foreclosure and
sale entered In the above entitled action,
notice is hereby given. that on the 18th day
of April, 1915, at O'Clock in the forenoon al
the front door of the court house in the city
of Washburn. in said county, / will sell to
the highest bidder for cash. the Wa of the
NV quarter of Section II, and the E& of the
NE quarter of Section 1s. Township 40, North
of Range West. or SO much thereof as shall
be sufficient to satisfy said judgment togeth
er with interest ard costs of sale.
Dated this End day of March, 1915
John A. Mcdonald.
Sheriff.
A. w. Mcleod,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Washburn, Wisconsin.
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Canadian Provinces.

The areas of the nine Canadian prov
inces in square miles are: Quebec, 7O6,-
SS4: Ontario. 4O7. 252: British Column
bia, 357 1900; Alberta, 253.54O; Sas-
katchewan, 25O.65O; Manitoba, 251 1872;
New Brunswick, 1885; Nova Scotia.
FLAPS. and Prince Edward Island.
21S4
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-04-08
SHARPENING a Worn File.

when file gets dull" said the
master mechanic, "you can restore its
effectiveness by pouring a little nitric
acid over 1t. This roughens the raised
parts and deepens the sunk parts so
that 1t will again file your nails or cut
a bar of iron"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-04-08
Lona Felt Want.

Woman Have you no relatives?
Tramp Plenty! What lack Is yes
relatives when | need a loan. - New
York Globe.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-04-08
FPS a Great School.

Daily life is university: the home
Is a college: the Office. the factory, the
farm are high schools. each with more
courses than any university can offer.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-04-08
MAGNETIC Mountains.

The mountains of Porto Rico are 90
magnetic that they attract surveyors
plumb lines, and it has been found
that some old surveys are incorrect by
half a mile or more.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-04-08
Gan. IA to Feb. 49,
STATE OF WISCONSIN,: IN CIRCUIT
COURT FOR bayfield, COUNTY.
J0hn C0rru 10 nti6
(Jan. IA to Feb. l8)

John Cory. Plaintiff,
Baker Land s. Title Company Frederick
G. Mueller and Mrs. Frederick c. Mueller,
his wife, Defendants.
The State of Wisconsin: To the above
named defendants, and each of them:
You are hereby summoned to appear with
in twenty days after the service of this
summons, exclusive of the day of service,
to defend the above entitled action in the
court aforesaid; and in case of your failure
so to do. judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand of the COM
plant.
JOHN WALSH,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post ONCE address: Washburn, Bayfield,
County, Wisconsin.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-04-08
Paradoxical Enerav

"People who speak English do run
ny things. don't theyT
"How SOP"
why. they put stops on organs TO
make them go."-Baltimore American
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His Safety Deposit Vault.

"Yes, my son is going to spend few
days in the city"
He'll get bunkoed sure"
"Well. he's sure of car fare home
He's wearing ten dollar bill under
meath a porous plaster on his chest
Louisville Courier-Journal.
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For Sale-.20 acre fruit farm a
Washburn. Orchard. strawberries,
raspberries. cow, horses, 100 CHI ok
ems. A fine home. A. P. Fraser
Washburn, Wis. Advertisement.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-04-08

Know this-that every country can
produce good men, Leasing
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.dx-etS 5 e ls.s sweet ct! Il s.. e:
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For Sale--Good fresh milk cows
Jacob Bjork.::R. F. D. ]. Adv.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-17
REPORTS FROM EACH SIDE
SAY IMPORTANT GAINS
HAVE BEEN MADE
RUSSIAN NAVY
ACTIVE AGAIN
Austrians Say Russian MunitiOn
Stores Were Set Afire BY
Artillery.

PETROGRAD. April 16.-Russia's
official statement tonight says ii,v
Russians broke through the wire en-
tanglements of the ARstrians between
the villages of Telepotch and, Zpalla
In the Carpathians. gained posses
sion of the heights and took many
prisoners after bayonet charge The
enemy employed counter attack and
the fightnig continues.
Toward Rostoki the Austrians made
lruitless attacks against the heights.
Their persistent attacks in the dIrec-
ton OF Stry were repulsed By the
Russians Wednesday, The roads IN
the Carpathians are In bad stale
through thaws and floods. There 10 no
change elsewhere.
Russian destroyers yesterday sank
four steamers In the Black Sea, two
of which were carrying coal, Several
sailing ships exchanged Are with the
'Sunguldaik batteries.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-17
FORMER 0. s. SENATOR
NELSON II. ADRICH
Remains sliIl s Taken to Proyii-
dencs, Rhods IslSs.d For
Hurial.

NEW YORK, Aprii i 8 Nelson w.
Aldrtch. former United States senator
from Rhode Island and for years
prominent IN repablican poiitscs,
died at afis home here today. Heart
disease vas the cause.
Senator Atdsich had been III with
indigestion aaIice yesterday AFTERNOON,
but u,ntii then had been In excellent
health. He way Ss his 7ath year The
burial gill he isunay afternoop at
PrcsideEioes Rhnde Island
nr Jehs s. Thatcher, Aidrichs'
|famiIy physician. Visited him about
- 80 fh S n1orhin &. which was 4 half
hpisr neforS che former senator diesi
Thea the patient appeared Is be
receyeriEg fspIn i slteht attack Or In
sdigestIoii hut 16pu after the DhyaI-
ciaH left Senator AldTich became
worse aid diela within 4 sey faihntss.
Members az tie immediate family
lncluaing AETs :. Aldffeh, Miss AldfseIi;
AfFs John q, Rceisefelief. .sf., their
daRShtesA. aud winthrop Agsricii and
their son were at si7. bedside. 5ohn
~ Rockefeller J Aldrich,a i eoaSin.
y Law could not IS reached ia time
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-17
FIRED THROUGH
DOOR AT A MAN
MRS. THEO FAINT FRlGHTEN-
ED AWAY WOULD-BE IN
TRUDER WITH PISTOL
SECOND ATTEMPT
TO ENTER HOUSE
Called Police When She Heard
Noise At Window-Later
Man Came To Door.

The pluck of Mrs. Theodore b. FAINT
In firing through the door ef her resi-
dence at 412 River street at would-be
burglar last night gave that unknown
intruder probably the greatest fright
of his life, and demonstrated the fact
that evil doers may go awry In their
plotting il they think they can take
advantage of the absence from home
of the head of the house and commit
robbery, such as this individual prob
ably intended doing.
About 8 O'Clock last night the police
received a telephone call from Mrs.
Rant asking them 20 come to her
home at once as she heard someone
trying to break into the house at a
window. Capt Bell and Private
Aiken hurried TO the scene, but upon
arriving there could find no intruder
on the premises. The would-be burg
lar is thought to have heard Mrs
FAINT telephonlng for the police, which
caused him to retreat until the police
had come and made an investigation
before renewing his attempt to enter
tho house.
But before the police left the house
they advised Mrs. FAINT to use her
pistol without reserve If she again
heard noise like that of someone
trying. to break into the house.. and
shoot straight in the direction OF the
noise. Withina half or. three -unartars
OF an hotlr after the police iaft the
House Mrs. FAINT again heard. a noise
as though someone were trying to
break into the house. She looked
through the bcak door and saw q
map--she could not tell where he was
black or white-trying to effect an
entrance. She Immediately fired
through the door, the bullet pene-
trating the glass and the screen door
outside that.
Judging from the position of the
bullet hole through the door and tho
place where the would-be burglar was
standing, be was missed by very
narrow margin.
The man leaped into the yard and
disappeared before anyone could get
sight of him again. A neighbor liv-
Ping nearby stated that he heard the
pistol fire and within few seconds
heard footsteps of someone fleeing
down FAINT street at great pace.
Mrs. FAINT again called the police
, after she fired upon the man and
Privates Aiken and Driskell respend-.
I ed. but were unable to get any trace
OF the would-be burglar.
Mr.. FAINT was on night duty at
Evans Pharmacy No. when the at
tempt to enter his residence was
made.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-17
TEST CANAL WIRELEss.
The Powerful asafi0ii at slAhlen WIlE.
BE Tried Out This Month.

bV Tftea Uut A3ilS 30hRns $
PANAMA, April IG. The powerful
navy wireless station at DaFien In the
Canal zonew i'll be- tested out = this
month. For some time The. Darien
station has been raeelytng fneasages
but has not been able to scotamuisl-
cate with any OF those III the United
States. II Is said inst Tor the last
two, weeks the operators have heard
the war bulletins that nre nIghtly
sent from Germany 10 tie tsIfelees
station at Sayyilie! Long Issand.
Just as soon az all the faacfiiIiery
has been Installed here the tesEb
will begin. 1t III planned 90 make
trials to talk not only with the eta-
lion at Arlington and ether United
States stations bus if rCsssble Il, cons
municate with the huge 'piaat 81 iPaFiss
direct. Z, ~ sf
When completed this efaslon WIN
form one OF the many tiiht the pas u
department Ia CONSTRUCTING in alsfeF-
ent insular pcseeass as. 1sAayl Will,
be located In Guanis Hcncinin. Atss-
ka. Porto Rico. and Manila and VIII
form links Oh the s kt pfnbosed navy:
wireless circuit. KS
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been awarded, Charles b Pri,itt. s.a4
submitted in writing i statement that
he would Withdraw Ills bid, sfifs put
council in the position OF being able
To call for entirely new bids. regard
less OF those which had been sub
mitted previously.
Draw New Plans. q
II was pointed out that inasmu,:h
as the city barn would De buff on n
lot entirely different i7ib Character
from the lot In the rear OF the city
hall for which the presehg plans were
drafted, and that inasihuch as the
first plans were drafted for q building
that would be In the fire district,
while the quarry lot IN the OUT
skirts OF the city. an entirely different
type OF barn could be built IN other
WORDS, the plans for the BAN that was
to have been built In tha Pear or the
city hall called for brick structure
and one tilnt was ornate. as barns
go; hut sipee The new site is IN the
outskirts d less expensive atFrcture.
one built or sheet metal or wood. and
less ornate Will ailssVsv III BIS rrnoses
Iit @As pointed out thai 4 barn lhsiilf
on the t'quayry Ioj need not cost
mere than oiie-half sof what the barn
That was 10 hayu been Btlit In the
rear OF the city hall would cost. The
city engineer win draw new plans
for q barn with thin IN View
EliSite Nav BIDS.
When che c0lnsnittan has submitted
ssiie new plags t. scbuneI and I'M the
event they are approved. coukcii viii
Authorize ne commits 10 invite new
bids Tor the ction 0s barn.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-17
NO CONFIRMATION OF
CARRANzA'S VICTORY
VILLA REPORTED TO HAVE
RECEIVED DECISIVE DE-
FEAT AT ALL POINTS
DANGER OF FAMINE
Presidents Representative Reports
Conditions Serious In Mexi-
I co City.
DANGER OF FAMINE

B WASHINGTON, April Hesitate de-
partment tonight lacked confirmation
OF the reported victory Caranza OF the
forces under Obregon over Villas
army near Celaya. It was indicated
that the severest fighting today was
at Salamanca,
The Carranza agency. published a
Vera Cruz cablegram, saying thg. the
city Is. delirlously joyful over 0bre-
gons victory The message says IL
Is thought Villa, weA,t- BE- -te-Fe-
cover from the blow. Obregon 10 re-
ported, to be pushing north toward
Jrapuato. Two banners from Villas,
northern division are reported to have
been delivered to Cafranza. The mes
sage added that there was popular
demonstration when the banners were
paraded through the streets. The
agency claimed the villa troops at
tacking Tuxpam bad been repulsed
The railroad from Vera, Cruz to
Queretaro has been constantly used
for the transportation OF Carranza
reinforcements. Residents of Mexico
City are unable TO get any freight, and
Duval West. President Wilson's rep
resentatiye has telegraphed that there
Is danger of a famine In Mexico City.
Secretary Bryan has Forwarded
Vests message to United State Con-
sui Silliman at Vera Cruz, with In
structions to show it to Gen. Car
rama, and impress on him the neces-
sity for opening the railroad. Zap
atistas ere now operating along the
road. 1t is feared they will cut Car
ranza's line OF communication.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-17
AUSTRIANS CLAIM ATTACK
OF RUSSIANS WE'RE RRpTtLH HE

VIENNA, April 18.-An Austrian of.
fetal statement today said the Rus
sian attack In Poland, near sBlokio,
east Of Piotrl1ow, had been repnlset.
Austrian artillery set. the Rnssiau
ammunition stores afire on the lower
Nida, after which the Russian eYaces-
ed several trenches In the artllleryg'
range. Isolated ;fightines occurred
In the Carpathians. the advancing
Russians being reAulsRd with heavy
losses. S.
Four hundred were Russians na;fs
tured, aid the AiistrIane captured
other prisoners III Stry Valley.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-17
.D CITY BARN
ON ARR Y LOT
LOCATION MEETS VIII rs THE APPROVAL OF EoARD OF
EEALTfI--rsEpg FIAfJS WILL BE DRAFTED AND
SUBMITTED TO coUNcn.

Acting upon the recommendation o.,
its special committee, which waa
concurreG In by the board of health,
city council, in special session yes
terdey afternoon, decided. TO erect the
proposed city barn upon the QUARRY
lot q plot of groiind on East Mar
ket street which the city has owned
tor some time The committee on city
barn, consisting of Aldermen Dob
bins. Tate and Carter. werc instruct
ed 20 hnye the city engineer draft
new plans for barr aud submit them
to council later for approval
Old Bids lteirets. S #
& Alta special meeting OF council
convened In council chamber yester-
day afternoon at s.3l o'clock, for the
PURPOSE OF considering = nupsber nf
matters, Alderman Taobblns, cbajrlnan
of COMMITTEES that WAS appointed
several days ngo by council 10 select
a suitable site for fhef city barn.
council lleyiug yielded TO a protest
from the board OF health against the
erection Of the stables i'm The city lot
la the rear of the, city hall reported
that bis Gomnnitsss wonll recnmeiand
the squRfry lot is II sisa for the ,Iaff;
and that all bat pre member OF the
board os health had endorsed this
site. The fecommeu.iagio:l iyas adopt
eli 8 .Ss &
Tgle Qilee4ion Of What council would
do Eb f0 bids: thnt had b sen sulefii fad
Tor Sc hpildlne o. he harm SEVERN
weei,s aso Acting City Attorney
C0cnIan Informed cpuEcIi that mas
muoA as The conlf6etar Ia whom fte
contract Enr bniIding she barn fiaa
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-17
AVIATORS DROP BOMBS
WITHIN THIRTY MILES
OF LONDON
NOLOSS OFsLlFE
ID Ykl NEE EOK led
Germans Make Three Raids With
in Thirty-Six HOurs-In
Open Daylight.

. LONDON, April 6.-Englano today
experienced the third hostile air raid
In forty-eight hours. Like the others
1t resulted in no loss OF life. In fine
weather. which enabled the Zeppeiins
TO visit the vicinity of Tyne Wednes.
day night and the Suffolk and Essex
coasts this morning, A. German areo-
plane flew over Kent dropping bombs
Four missiles fell near the towns
Ferersham and Sitting Bourne, all
Bourne the aeropIane flew over Shep
pey Island.
It is thought the raiders mistook
The towns attacked for Sheerness, a
British naval base, on the other side
OF the Island. The aeroplane passed
over Canterbury and other Kent
towns. but didn't drop bombs there.
II Is believed two Zeppelins visited
Rast Anglia this morning. They drop
ped about twenty-five bombs on
Lowestoft, Maiden. Burnham, Hey
bridge and Tillingham. Like the pre-
yfous nights raid, little damage was
done. Nobody vss killed.
Several smat houses were shatter-
ed at Lowestoft and several people
were cut by broken glass. The Ger
mans used fully fifty bombs in the
three raids. They avoided the larger
towns. Many believe the raid was q
reconnaissance. 1t Is believed the raids
will be retaliated soon.
( LONDON. April 516.--German aero
planes this afteFnoon dropped BofnbS
In TIE county OF Kent, Within 80
miles OF London. Earlier In the day,
before dawn at least two zeppelins
rsided the counties OF Suffolk and Es-
sex. The attack this afternoon was
first daylight aerial raid on ENGLAND.
Considerable property damage waa
done In the Zeppelin raid. but no
lives are reported lost. Advices thus
far indicate this afternoons aero.
plane raid did but little damage To
days Two attacks makes tho thirt
aerial Invasion of England within the
last thirty-six hoiirB by German air.
crafts. zeppeiins had made n visit
"Wednesday night. first appearing over
Herne Bay, East Canterbury, anf
about so miles from Is0nfIoh, aero.
planes made their way rapidly To-.
ward London. In few minutes re
ported over Canterbury, then over
Fayersham and ut Sitting-bourne, not
more than 80 miles from Lendon J.
Bombs were dropped ai Aaeh OF tht,
towns. q 81
Pronounced activity with German
airsbip bases at Emden and Guxhayer
today ls gegorted In sslegrama from
CONTINUED ON PAGE ~ ..
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-17
DECISION
FAv0RS GASQUE
UNANIMOUS OPINION THAT
HE is LAGAL SOLICITOR
TWELFTH CIRCUIT
NEWS OF INTEREST
FROM COL LUMBIA
Two Injured In Automobile Ac-
cident-Railroad cornmis-
sion Hleets April 2s.
Special to The Intellirencer.

Special to The tntelEencer-
COLUMBIA, April 1e.--In an una
nimous opinion handed down Friday
morning the supreme court decided
that l.. M. Gashvs is the solicitor
of the Twelve JUDI cial Circuit. The
Twelfth Judieiai O. ;uit, The opiniCa
was written 5y :: ;:ene vi Gary, ch.ci
justice. Walter IL. Wells was elertr (
Aisssseai s4asElt. in = AZ
for four years. died in .anuar, or
February. 49,; Former Governor
iBiea-e appointed l.. b. Slng.elnl,
February 4. 1913. 10 fill out the un-
expired term a, solicilor. In the gen
sraI election In 1sl4, L. M. Gasluc
was elected solicitor and was commits.
sionel by the governor. l.. B. Single
ton refused TO give up the Office, con.
tending that he was appointed for the
unexpired term OF four years. and l..
M. Gasque appealed to the Supreme
Court for release. The Supreme
Court ccntended that the office OF
solicitor Is an elective one and that
the governors cannot appoint fG 2
full unexpired term when session
OF the general assembly or a general
election interyenes. 1 .. 81
The Supreme Court, in its opin5on3
constructs statutory and constitutions
al provisions relating to the ONCE of
solicitor. Section 30, Article 5 OF the
constitution, says that q solicitor shall
I be elected for term of four years
and must reside In the district In
which he is elected Section 6S2. 683,
694 and GS5s af the code define the Of
fices of which the executive depart
ment of tile state shall consist. among
which Is that Of solicitor: says that
the governor by and with the advice
and consent of the senate shall ap-
point circuit solicitors when :vacans
cies occur. also q vacancy In any Of
fico OF the executive department oc :
currinG during o recess OF the general
ASSEMBLY, may be filled BY appoint
ment until such Office Is tiled i,l q
general election or by the general ass
sembly i
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-17
BRITISH OFF I ERS
COMM On Pr s IS
So Treated. Aceorslliing 10 Anlegii.
can Ambassadors to Ger.
many.

WASHINGTON, April 16.--Thirty
nine British officers are confined IN
German barracks. supposedly in re-,
taliation for the British treatment OF
German submarine crews. ard q ee hB-.
ing treated as ordinary military psis-.
oners. Ambassador Gerard info rIrae5
the state department. today, Hi !, re-
port was the result Of an inquiry ask.
ed by England.
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CHICAGO. April 16.--work is prac-
ticaliy tied up and building opera
tions valued at 100000 here to-
day, when 100000 union men were
thrown out of employment as re-
suit of the strife of 10000 union car
penters which went into effect last
night after q demand for increased
wages was refused. 9;
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England Needs more SURGEON,

LONDON. April t6.-Emph ASKING
the need for more surgeons for the
army, the war Office announces that
u has been decided 20 promote all
iieutenafits In the medicai corps to
the rank of captain, with correspond
ing increase In pay and pension.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-17
AND RUSSIA
BOTH CT AIM VICTORY.
IN MOUNTAIN PASSES
, o o @ 5000 o O O o
/, THAW' MUST RETURN O
D re nATTTAWAN ASYLUM O

o NEW YORK. April 16.-Harry o
o Thaw was today ordered back to o
o Matteawan by the Appellate diyis- o
n ion of the State supreme court o
% unanimously affirmed the denial %
o of the lower court OF the motion o
o 10 return Thaw To New Hamp- o
o shire, and ruled the order COM o
o mitting him tn the insane asylum o
@ was still valid. @
o Thaw's lawyers plan O take tho o
o case to the State court appeals. o
o
o 1000 1000 90 o 90 90 o o
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f;ah6 Wgna Ylcts}s.

sTnNlYs Australia xD al zs. me
month reanlfed IN sa7Of 9ici0fv.
RTenlier reaka wax dage6fo a
A. fezefendi,kn we on ne LIQUOR
question resulted its fat6s OF closing
eS fepsn6 81 8 p, ne esseed 5f
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RnglIsh TleIsps ssIia sIors rs 80 n

. EnB1iBl INleDSSIio Q sfl'f lro Iflsif,, a
LONDON. April is. A daficlt ns
Sc, ,090. 900 In the telaefaptS II And ialel
phone service or Csfest ssfitain iss
shown In the annual faptrt OF the
postofIice controller. Tie gross
afnount received by the e6perninetlt.
Tor teIegrains and telephone sersice.
was So, ,o00,O 900. ),
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fllf d6lin Isenfalgr Essssl. :

, DUHbiN, AprLl = ! s Isl IT. John s.efl.
tafgne the most pronainent surgeon
ia Efessnd. IS dead AZ his homo hefe.
He WIS FORMER pre- sidsnt or fltc
Esos:as College ef s1rge1na Of Jne-
iandt al.d psrspnsl ply sician 10 the
lord ie0iepafii l4la son was kIised
at TIE les ! s6f sbs Aishe. 81
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Must Answer Complaint NAV Ie

s., WASHINGTON, April rs. 6.-Thg
United States riugt answer b; May
18th the charge OF the Riggs National
Bank that Secretary McAaoo and
sComptfp.ier Williams conspifed to
wreck that institutlon The date was
assigned today, a full answer q 70
be made.
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Noted spanIard Dies Il. Lonaou. .

LONDON. April 16s Professor Tar
rida del MarmoL fwei! known Span
ish revolutionary nd the most noted
OF political exiE resideA In Eng.
land. is dead at iiorne ihk kHighams
Park. His expulsion from Spain
came about through hts allegations
that prisoners were tortured in
Montjuieh prison, Barcelona.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-17
BOARD TO HELP
SETTLE BIC STRIKE.
To Attempt Settlement Chicago
Building Trades Union
Grievances.

CHICAGO. April 16.-Gcvernor
Dunno today ordered the state arbitra-
tion board to offer its services to
Chicago buildings trades workmen
and their employers in the interests
OF Industrial peace.