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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
NOTE ON FRYE IS
UNSATISFACTOR
Secretary Lansing Tells Germany In
demnity Cannot he fixed by
German Prize Court.

wAshinE;oa. y. c. June 2s.-with
the publication today % the Aneri-
can note 90 Germany concerning the
fes;Fuetioa % the American ship wil-
haa p. FRYE and her cargo % wheA;
sy the German commerce destroyer
Frinz Eitsi Friedrich. in;eres; center
"a IN the character of the reply the
German government would make
u vas dispatched 20 Ambassador
Gerard on June - and by him pre-
seatod 20 the German foreign once
last Saturday afternoon.
The communication asks that Ger
many reconsider her refusal 20 settle
BY direct diplomatic negotiations. in
stead % BY prize court proceedings.
the claim presented on behalf OF the
captain and owners OF the Frye. and
points out that such proceedings are
unnecessary and not binding on the
united States In view o; Germany's
admission % liability for the sinking
% the ship under the treaty OF IS2S.
The American government declares
90 will accept indemnity. II paid
promptly. as rcparation. II Is made
clear that the United States will not
accept Germhny's contention that she
has right 20 stop the carrying OF
contrahand by American ships. by
destruction OF the contraband and the
ship carrying e."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
ARCHBISHOP QUIGLEY
is SERIOUSLY ILL

Rochester. y. y. June es-Areh-
bishop James 2. ouiglcy OF Chicago.
suffering from apopisxy. was reported
shortly after noon today to be rapidly
sinking Hc has been unconscious
since early today and little hope IS
sntertaincd for his recovery.
Rochester. y. Y. June es.-The con-
difsion of Archbishop James r, QuiE-
ley % Chicago was much worse this
morning.. according 90 a statement is
sued shortly before 3 o'clock by DR..
John e. Cuikin. one % the attending
physieians. No attempt was made TO
conceal the fact that the archbishop's
condition is extremely critical and that
the outcome of his illness Is In doubt.
Archbishop QuiEiey is az the home of
his brother. chief of Police Joseph NJ.
ouiEicy lie was brought 10 Roches-
ter Saturday from Atlantic CITY. where
hr suffered a relapse. Since his ar
rival here his condition steadily has
grown worse and several consultations
~ physicians have been held. The
exact nature of his maiady has not
been disclosed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
THE WAR TODAY

Only on the eastern fighting front
are events of moment occurring, so
far as is revealed by the news which
filters through from the vast field OF
operations. The Teutonic sweep east
ward along that front is continuing g
and the chief question which the mill
tary experts are endeavoring to an
swer is how far 1t will extend before
being halted by the next determined
defensive stand on the part of the
Russians.
With the line Of the Dniester north
of Halicz evacuated. the main field of
contention seems 70 be north of Lem
berg, where stubborn rear-guard ac-
tions are being fought by retreating
Russians.
More effective resistance apparently
is being offered by the Russian forces
further north, in the southern part of
Russian Poland, however, the Russians
reporting they have thwarted a deter
mined Austrian attempt 10 drive
through.
The only other hints of stirring ac-
tivity come from the Dardanelles,
where. according TO Turkish reports.
there has been heavy artillery firing,
with infantry attacks. The latter. the
Turks declare, have been repuised.
On the Austro-Italian front progress
of the invading forces continues slow.
Austrians report entire inactivity on
the part of the Italians except for ar
tillery firing.
There seems little change along the
western front.
As evidence of a further retrograde
the pressure being exerted
has already resulted in the Russians
beginning TO evacUate the positions
they have held in the Tanew section
and along the lower San. the Germans
declare.
In the west there have been sporadic
attacks by the French. who report pro-
gress through sn infantry operation
along the road between Augres and
Ablain.
German accounts declare all at
tempts by the French to gain ground
were frustrated. The French concede
the correctness of recent German
claim TO a gain in the Vosges but de-
clare part OF the ground was recap
tured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
ExC0 CITY CUT OFF FROM WORLD FOR SIX DAYS. FOREIGNERS IN PERIL
GERMAN LOSSES
IN CALICIA HEAVY
Russians Are Encouraged by Casual
ties inflicted on Foes During Long
Retreat

London. June 2s.-The Russian
armies are neither beaten nor down
hearted. according to the correspond
ent Of the Times in reviewing the six
weeks Teutonic advance, after a visit
to Russian headquarters. General
Ivanoff, commander of the southern
armies. shows no trace of despond-
ency. In discussing the present situa-
ton. the correspondent says:
The view is held here that the re-
capture OF Lemberg and other Galician
successes have brought the Austro-
Germans no nearer a solution of the
which are estimated at $50. 900 Ger
mans and probably an equal number
of Austrians, they still encounter the
same stubborn army as before. which
is willing to keep fighting for years if
necessary. The Germans must con-
tinue pouring in fresh troops in order
TO hold their positions. for il they take
them away TO defend other frontiers
the whole edifice of the Austrian de-
fensive will collapse.
The Russian point of view is that
they can retreat and advance again in
definitely. caring little for the moral
effect of the loss of towns as long as
they are constantly weakening their
adversaries and preventing a trench
deadlock such as exists on the west
ern and Warsaw fronts"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
Head Of New Hampshire
Asylum Principal Wit
ness in Sanity Trial.
WANTED TO GET EVEN
Staying of Stanford White
Attributed to Jealousy
by Expert Alienists. =.

New York, June 29.-Dr. Charles P.
Bancroft, head of the New Hampshire
state hospital for the insane and a
member of the federal commission
which examined Harry K. Thaw dur
ing his sojourn in New Hampshire.
swore on the witness stand today that
in his opinion Thaw not only was sane
but always had been sane. DR.. Ban
croft testified as an expert alienist IN
the jury proceedings to determine
Thaw's mental condition.
Thaw's killing of Stanford White,
DR.. Bancroft said, was not the product
of systematized delusion such as
characterizes the true paranoiac but
was due to jealousy.
That knew White had been antag-
onistic. He wanted to get even. His
act was the product of a sane mind.
which ,(after he had INDUCED in
champagne, he suddenly lost control
of"
Then you believe Thaw never was
insane?' asked Deputy Attorney Cen
eral Becker.
u do" was the reply. Another rea-
son for my belief is that Thaw ex-
pI6SStu AtBitt 1Ol HIS uStns - pol
noiac never expresses regret. He con-
tinually tries to Justify the deed and
no amount of persuasion can convince
him that he has done wrong"
DR.. Bancroft said he had given Thaw
final three-hour examination last
Sunday.
There is not a doubt or suspicion In
my mind as to this mans sanity" he
testified
DR.. d. Percy Hickling of Washing
ton, D. c., president OF the American
Society of Medical Jurisprudence, an
other member of the New Hampshire
commission, testified that he. too. had
found Thaw sane and rational. He
had examined Thaw at the Matteawan
asylum some months prior to Thaw's
escape from that institution. as well as
in New Hampshire.
Thaw, Dr. Hickling said, seemed to
have been really in love with his wife,
Evelyn Nesbit. at the time of the kill
ing, but at the time of his examination
his attitude had changed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
PRIZE COURT SELLS
SEACONNETS CARGO

Washington. n. c. June 2e.-Send-
Ing parts OF the cargoes Of the Amer
lean steamers Seaconnet and Portland
10 a prize court by the British author
tiles IS a surprise today 70 the state
department officials, who understood
the ships had been released. The ac-
tion adds 20 the complicated maze OF
cases OF seizures in which the depart
ment is endeavoring TO aid American
shipping interests.
Complaints from importers continue
10 reach the department in large num-
bers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
SEVERE BATTLE
NEAR MONTEREY
VIA aad Carranz4 Trssps o. 90 -
Eaxs@snt Thaf uss Airraay
Lasted IhFss Days.

tsFTss. Teas. Iars % -rssss sas
eeee severe EzssfaE f6F taree fags
sstSses Etlts as4 CsFsaszs troops az
Vltls Gsrets. begWFea W1rterrq aaI
fjsreGaes seegrefsE Co eas-aEsrs ws1
arrived rsse ts'ssF ffa4 1tasteFsT ts
Wes estimated ssss ere f8Fces Werr
asess sasaitF Gigttef. Esere beEss
fFoa 5000 Co tsGc9 aa each st1-.
Losses are sahf Co sags beea seagr
THs Vjlts forces are ssi9 90 have
sssaessG VITA ere estset o. pfegeatiaE
e Csrrasf4 essspa5Ea asziass T6sFe6a
Na oFees o. tss e6assitatfoaattss
railways today declared Vttts troops
svaezass,t sals5t19 as zecouHs % a
food shortage tesFes bst passeaErFs
srsea Nosssreq Gsaiss tsis report.
Ns 0f1Eist favessiEatt8a % reports
teas saosssss1s hs6 bssa Imported fFusa
wsSicos sotf 90 tks NsasFtcza Red
cross ssa seat back Co Ms&ico fos
free dissribati5e. sFoesst 90 tiekt TO-
EaV oalT oas case % thst kisd tt
wss learned tsss aeoat e ssoath ago
a car % bsaas vas t@p0rted from
1texie8 VIA Eagle Pass TeEss. shipped
nsrs ssf later p4reszsse bY the Red
cross sn4 distribats4 free On Nsxiep
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
MIdshIpmen Testify.

Annapolis. sd. June 2s.-wi;nesses
were put on the stand at H. investi-
cation Of irregularities In examine
tions AZ the naval academy today in
defense OF Atidshipman r NJ. Nelson,
an honor maz Of last years first class
and one OF the seven defendants rec
ousr.-adoe for dismissal By Superin-
tenarnf Fuiiarn-
All cxecp; one testified they were
asked TO visit Nelson's room when
they were found 10 be IN danger of be-
coming unsatisfactory IN their stud
iss. Nelsoa - the nidshipman Who.
n II alleged. made = practice OF coach
inx backward stsdectA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
VILLA MEN HOLD
TWO FOR RANSOM
Mexicans seize an Fl Paso Banker and
Engineer Massacre Of Ameri-
cans Planned.

Douglas. Ariz-. June ga dispatch
from NoEales. according TO a report
made public today. says i've Mexican
soldiers claiming 10 belong to the COM
mand % Alberto Garcia OF the villa
fases-.s-sn;cred the Archipelago min
ing camp south OF Cuppas. last night.
ana forced r n. Sims a banker OF RI
Paso. and Ralph 4 Myer. n mining en-
gincsr. 10 pay $500 ransom TO save
their lives.
After the money had been eXtorted.
a meeting Was held in the plaza It
vas addressed By Alberto Duarte.
leader pf a hand which o. said 90 have
faxed July az the date FOR the massa-
crinE all foreigners In the territory
by Governor Jose Mayto-
rcna. villa commander in sonora
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
Five Hundred Moving Pic
ture People Caught in
Trap by Explosion.
STAR SERIOUSLY HURT
Miss May Kearny in Critical
Condition-Short Circuit
Cause of Explosion.

New York. June 2s.-Five hundred
and fifty men and women, crowded
into a temporary structure built for
moving picture scene. were imper-
He'd by fire today by the premature
explosion Of powder which was to
have been used later to demoIish the
building.
The most seriously injured is Miss
May Kearny. a moving picture actress.
At the Coney Island hospital it was
said her condition was critical Miss
Catherine Fox and Mrs. Cochran VIII
lard. actresses. were seriously burned
and half a dozen others were slightly
hurt
The explosion was caused by wag-
on driving over electric wires on the
ground leading 10 the powder and es-
tablishing a short circuit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
GERHARD TELLS
AMERICAN VIEW
Special Envoy OF BernstOrff Publishes
Article In Berlin on Attitude
OF Americans.

Berlin, June %. by wireless to Say
vile. y. Y.-Dr. Anton Meyer-Ger-
hard, attache OF the German colonial
Office, who was sent from the United
States to Berlin by the German am
bassador, Count Won Bernstorff, to ex-
plain the views or the United States
regarding the Lusitania case, publish
ed an article in Der Tag today on
Germany and America" in which he
says ne is convinced that both coun-
tries misunderstood each other
1T is true" says DR.. MeyerGerhard,S !
that the American press, with some
laudabie exceptions, especially the
German-American papers, have not
succeeded in remaining neutral, but
the influence of the press on public
opinion is sometimes greatly over
estimated. Doubtless large sections
of the American people are friendly
towards Germany. whose efficient
organization is daily winning new
friends and arousing interest IN things
German.
"One excellent effect of the war is
upon German Americans, who with
out sacrifice OF their loyalty 10 their
adopted country, have shown strong
remembrance OF lHelG uesCeulr tnelr
education and their culture. Reside
them, on the other side of the ocean.
there are wide circles who sympa-
thize with Germany"
DR.. Meyer-Gerhard dwelt on the
causes which he said had weakened
Germany's former friendly feeling to-
ward America. He alluded to what
he called Americas inclination to-
wards England and munition sales In
America. Germany. on the other hand.
he said. was reproached with violating
Belgian neutrality and devoting itself
TO nilitarism in order to conquer the,
whole world. The deaths of Ameri-
cans had unfavorably affected Ameri-
can sentiment towards Germany, he
added, and said the whole matter was
only one OF misunderstanding.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
SOCIALISTS OF ITALY
MAY COPY GERMANS

Milan. italy. Monday. June =. via
Paris. ruas -. ssso .. m. DELAYED by
esasori The appeal % the German
socialists iu favor % peace 10 eoasid-
cred here 60 BE- most syzptozaAiie %
the change that has taken place in a
large section % public opinion a. the
cad % the arst yesr % the great ~ar.
sueh a. appeal. % is believed. would
have been irsPossibie IN Juiy. 1914.
Italian intranssEsant socialists have
bsea approached With the obiee, Of
seeing ~hs;her they Werc ready 90 take
similar steps toward their government
TIE opinion prevails IN Miiaa. ho~-
ever. that they vfii ars, see What the
socialists ia other countries concerned
IN tks EurppSaa Uzr decide 90 do
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
CANADIAN PACIFIC
SHOWING BIG LOSSES

New York. June e9.-Canadian Pa
cihc was the feature OF today's deal
inrs on the stock exchange. declining
TO I.43is. an overnight loss Of three
points. the lowest price since 1908. or
al any time since its return OF 10 per
cert dividends.
Doubt regarding maintenance OF
dividend rates has been a chief factor
in the stocks weakness. Poor state
ments OF the road for months have
been equally depressing. The state
ment for May shows a net loss OF S52O.-
600. Net loss for eleven months ex-
ceeds IS. 900. 900.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
COMPTON NOT To
ACCEPT EXPENSE
STATE S~nafsr Wrisss AuShsr Thaf Hs
Believes Hs ffss ASS Nsusf Sc
t. Fnfnt~s 81.

ytssaaask. tft. fass - State See
ssar vi. a. Cenesse % 3tsesab sss
Esss es rsears reEsrsisE tss -ises-
Esstst ssssases~ ssrf. sss sss Fsszfs-
ss Cd state Asslssr EsssT = wssFsss
fsr stss 60. sessE E~zsssr co@pEss's .
srsnorfa5a % 5erdssrssi expresses %
ssr a-aesrs OF ere toes Esesrsl as-
seesssrs astsF 8s-sF ga-ss lsse.-gi9a
SO. se~
ts rrtarsinE ne wsrrsss tss Ms-
ears aas sErrTsssf st@sFif freely
fs "a letter 60 ere state aEs5teFs part
af ss~ ntssfFs F~szisE ss follows
@ Eses atr~stF received fzGG0 SAL
arvs 5000 fsr stssl6EeFFs aaf cen
ereFs per aits Zoe Gee F61sE -sFt o
freas ny s8ras 90 tsF srsE % govern
mses. wsiea is az tszf Z as1 est.firG
70 aefFf ssF erssesf law aa1 weiea
trsw fa BE- the tsw st ere tim~ I
vas r6mlsatsd ant elected 90 fss s~n-
sFs. also sssw tesf ~ eoep@rsa-
tlss e1stt rritsFr b. isrreasef nor
fisisisssf fartnz nv teru % oserT,
AS ere GseTrst Assembly has 40
poWer F1 Increase oF liainiss tts
c1mpeassft1a o. ifs mrmssFs darirE
sse terra for wEieh thsY srs elected.
bT statutory esaet@snt f csTtairiy
caseot Go 60 ~ f1sat r~solafion-
@ ttf e0s vote faT fhe r~soiution.
asG rFEars jts passage ss being con
trarv 90 both the letter ard spirit %
ere las B~iiesirE as 90. that
vr6gtf ~ violating say oafh % once
ss1atf Z scespt ths rsoasT HufFr such
r1rGtfl1rs. krFeWifh return the
warrant 90 gou~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
Yunaa, Pleads Not GuiIty.

Chicago. June es.-Charles b. Nun
day. former vice president Of the Ia
sale Street National bank. predeces-
sor of the LaSaiie Street Trust and
Savings hank. charged with misappli-
cation % the funds OF the national
bank. pleaded not guilty In the federal
court today.
The trial OF Mr. Munday. charged
under the laws OF Illinois with con-
spring 10 wreck the LaSslle Street
Trust and Savings hank. will be held
a; Morris. III. Sept. %. This date was
set today by Judge Slough OF Grundy
county. 10 whose court Mr.. Munday re-
Gently obtained a change OF venue from
Cook county. Date for hts trial in the
federal court has not been set
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

WaskiaEtse. Igss sS-tassies Nc
Gov ia tse Gtssriet sepFssss eosFt 90
cav posssoesG aatsi oefotsr kis dset-
sssa fa tss sais % tss Rigs Nssioszi
saak 60 ss4ots Secretary NeAsoo ass
cessssreltsr Wtllsssss frpa rstsisisE
s.. s.sco Esi4 81 sss sFsssarY fron tie
sssk1s iztsrsss ss EsssFansas boa4s
as a Eas for ses szektsE eestasG sss-
esat reports. THs ssskis ssis siis<ss
skss sss secretary ssG eo=stroiisr ese
s,srsefrsst 20 wreck tke bsss eSezsss
es ssrsGs2l ses=.ss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
BRYAN To SPEAK
AT HOME TONIGHT
Tt->ssrvtAry VIII alec Cirs several
Addresses IN California DuriH<
the Nsxt Week

rf=eefn. Nes Jass s5-wuiiaua ,
Hrysa. scconpanssS ~ Mrs. BFyAn.
vas zs1 ~ q sessii party % personal
frisafs tsts aoruisE on kls FetuFu
rerY VIII b. Egesfs % q br1tssF. stayoF
c VI HrYas.
NfF UrTaE wtl speak on The FaFm-
er. q frtFat % peace toriEht a. a.
aper a5r esetlsE fr wjiI leave t8-
morroV foe san Frsse5se9. where be
VIII give two actresses. = pabtie re-
eeptfae Ess bsea sFrsrErG t7F ssis
evening"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
General Won Linsingen's
Troops Are Now Battling
on Russian Territory.
RUSSIANS REFORMING
Fruitless Fighting Reported
on Western Front-Italian
Advance Is Very Slow.

Bertha. Iuus %. via L.ondou The
oHc5aI statement EiVea out today by
ths German army headquarters star
announces that north o. LemberE the
Nustro German forces are noW on Rus
elan territory.
General von LlnsinEcn has driven
fhs Russians across the Gniia Lipa
river. an aHigeut % the Duiester.
north of Halirz
The text 90 the Communication fol-
iovss
The army O: General Won Linslnscn
defeated th~ enemy during a pursuit
aious the entire front between Haiicz
ana Fiririov and drove them across
the Gniia tipa river. In this section
the fEhtiuE cuuuuusa. Further 20 the
uorth iu the Frz~mysiauy district the
town % EnmiouEa. zs miles northeast
% LENDERS. has been reached hy our
troops North % kamionka the en-
eray did not await our attack. but re-
treated across the River Bug a. a
poirf heiou EamiouEa-
~tr a section north and northeast
% W1sty WieISie. about 80 miles north
% Lenders. and also northeast and
w~st % Tomssfuw. the enemy ycster-
day offered resistance. Everywhere
b. Was defeated Here we are uow on
Russian territory tTouaszow 30 IN
PolaadJ
-under the pressure % our advance
in this district the enemy ls begin
ming 90 evacuatr his positions in the
Taneu section and on the loser san
Russian Lines Reforming.
t1a16u. June g -Thc Russian cen
Ger ta Gatleia is rapidly reforminE
behlat tte Glv~F Gala Lipa before
General Won Ls1siueru'a drive across
the uul~af~r. bat this retreat In thr
opirioa OF t.9ud1u military critics. is
almost Tuf.rrfg due % fhe battle Ia
che Leaders region. vherr the post
ti6as % fE~ Hgssiaas made retirement
Inevitable These movements have.
strengthened che AuasFo-Germaa Zine
zaa have e8nsoitfatei the hold of the
Trgf6ns GA the rrEaiasd Gaiieian cap
itat
Frsiftsss fEhtinE sums up tte op-
Frasioes at8uE che western frout.
uheFs even artillery dueis lack stsoF
rKrebs GA th~ tiar tetuera Arras and
sh~ sea. where q bosabaFfmeat % the
p6siUEoas has been aimost ecutinu- .
8as The expected detachment % 1
lermss troops from the east fFUat for
9Brrafl1as sn che wrst eVifenfiF has
roe Yrt occurred This probably %
5ae 90 enc stubborn Russian retreat
and che inrr~asisE pressure os the
italians
me advance % ths Italians has been /
Trrr slow bar 90 De- is 90 hs eatireiy .
stopped more Austrian troops must In /
au probability b. transferred from
ne Gaiieiaa line uai@ss Austria is
slfffnz 90 surreaacF th~ seaport of
rFirsF Trs~sf. however. being the
1rss Important rsiiest1ns on the road
s Vi~ana. e no doubs viii b. defend
~ 90 che last gap
AnEio- -Freach troops on the Call
g6ti peninsula are heavily bouhardinE
No Turkish right WinE without result.
according 60 the Turkish ofhciai rc-
56rs. bat the other side has not yet
.nuounced the eoueiusion OF this oP-
.satioa-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
rrnh. innapeII. marIn..

AauapSiis. Nd. Jg1s -s.-Aa tavesf-
i<zsioa of hszisk ~zs bexun TODAY a.
shs nzszi acsasrzy ~ = board of Of
eesrs und~r dlreefi9s of admiral Pull
lass. sapsrsstssfe1t-
TAsrs sse =ors thaa go ne~ fourth
ei.sx =es st ths academy who have
s~~a admitted s.ses the close cf the
fgsool yesE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
ITALY AND TURKEY
ON POINT OF WAR

rsrts. Jsss g-Asssssesz@st IA
tss tssiisE press % e sassgFs bstWssa
fssiT ssG TgrteT Wiss tse early later
vsasioa % tss tsaisaa array aad Eavy
sfosE siss tse allies "a tss psrtansiiss.
ess bssa received ssFs W5fk much SAL
fssseti6r. sitkogEs tssFs has bsea 90
asscist assosnesmsat frpsa Eosas Fs-
EsrGtax tsstF1s ssass.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
THINKS RUMANIA
WILL NOT ENTER
German Chancellor Returns to Berlin
From Vienna Conference With
That Information.

Berlin, June %. Cby wireless to Say
Vile DIR. Won BethmannH Hollweg,
German imperial chancellor, and
Gottlieb Won Jagow, German foreign
minister, returned to Berlin today from
Vienna where they had been in con-
ference with the leading statesmen of
Austria Hungary. Both think Ru-
mania will remain neutral.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
Haiti Rebels RepuIsed.

Cape Haitien, Haiti, June 2s.-Rebel
forces commanded by DR.. R Bobo. who
is trying 10 overthrow the government
of President Guillaume. yesterday at
tackled Fort Pierre Michel but without
result The gunboat Pacifque during
the day bombarded Petite Anse where
the rebels had taken refuge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
THE WEATHER
Forecast TIL q T. VI. Tomorrow, for
Rock Island. Davenport, Moline
and yicinity

Unsettled and slightly cooler to-
night: Wednesday generally fair.
Temperature at a m 81. Highest
yesterday. IS: lowest last night. 81.
Velocity OF wind AT a m miles
per hour
Precipitation .07 inch.
Relative humidity at p m 81. at
=. n n. so. AT p. m today. 20.
Stage of water 81 rise of l. in last
- hours.
I'M SHERiER. Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
Zinc Miners Strike.

Joplin. Mo. June 2s.-virtuaIly all
the large zinc mines OF the Webb City
and Carterville district remained idle
today. 1000 miners refusing TO work
without increased wages. All saloons
were closed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

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