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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
PRINCE HUMBERT IS
TO BE A LIEUTENANT

Turin. May -. Cvia Paris, May 2S)-
Prince Humbert, count OF Salemi, son
OF the Princess Letitia Bonaparte and
the late Duke OF Aeosta, who reigned
for several years in Spain as King
Amadeus. has volunteered as a lieu
tenant in a regiment of Catania caval-
ry and is already in camp. He is 26
years old. Prince Humbert is a half
brother of the Duke OF the Abruzzi.
the Duke of Aosta and che Count of
Turin. The marriage Of the princes
mother 10 her uncle caused a sensa-
tion in Italy when it took place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
NINETEEN MEN ARE
ENTOMBED IN A MINE

Nanaimo, B. c., May 2S.-Volun-
teer rescuers were preparing today 10
enter the lower workings of the Re
serve mine of the Western Fuel com
pany in search of the bodies of 10
miners who were entombed in the west
level last night, after an explosion
of infiammable gas had buried them
deeply under tons of coal and debris.
The bodies of three miners already
have been recovered and a fourth man
was so badly wounded that he is not
expected 10 live. Thirteen others who
had descended into the mine a few
moments before the explosion escap-
ed TO the surface unhUrt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
ORDER GLIMS OUT
IN ITALIAN PORTS
Venice. Ancona and BTindisi Included
tair.. Theatres and Picture
shows arr Closed.

Rome. May aS. ,yia The Frontier
and Far.EI-Iu compliance with or
Hrr lust issued ala ports ou the Ad-
r.atic are uow .n darkness ~ night
This regulation includes Venice. An
coma aud Briudisi. and 10 is being made
90 apply also 90 certain inland cities
Hse ALLAN. Bologna. Verona. Breseia
and Cdiuc.
Cafes. theatres and moy-as picture
houses are closed. street cars run
with only one light inside. carriages
nuI automobiles are forbidden to use
electric or gas lamps. The use OF
brilliant lights inside houses Is forbid
den. Railroad stations are entirely
dark.
The people are taking all this gaiiy.
SO uirht groups of young men go
through the darkcncd streets. shout
ine. Joking and singing.
\ special watch for acroplanes Is
being kept AZ Bologna because % the
location there OF very important fac
tory of explosives. Signalling posts
have been established on the famous
Asluciii and Gariscnda towers From
these points % observation there IS
telephone communication with the air
craft drtachtnents. Similar measures
have been taken 81 Milan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
APPEAL FOR MEXICO

Washington. d. c., May 2s.-Presi-
dent Wilson, as head OF the American
Red Cross. today issued an appeal TO
the American people TO contribute
money and supplies Of food for the
relief of starving MeXicans.
The presidents appeal, addressed 10
the public. said that the American Red
Cross is ready 10 undertake relief
work for the benefit OF the Mexican
people. and he urged Americans to
contribute money and supplies OF
food TO mitigate the suffering and mis-
cry so close at hand" contributions
i'm money to be sent to the American
Red Cross, Washington, or to its local
treasurers.
President Wilson is understood to
have become deeply concerned over re
ports from different part of Mexico
telling of the suffering of the people,
and he Is understood to be unwilling to
have the civilian population starved
as a result of continued fighting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
MORE TERRITORY
FOR ITALY ARMY
r7mc Claims Further Advances Along
the Tyroi Frontier Artillery
Battle Raging.

Rome. May -. ivia Paris. May eS.l-
a succcssfuI raid on the Triest-Na-
brcsina railroad by a squadron OF ItaI-
.ar hydTo-uerupiancs together with
tho occupation of additional Austrian
territory along the Tyroi frontier and
on the Fricuii front. are reported In an
Official statement ISSUED tonight hy
The Italian war Office. r. is stated that
an artillery battle is raging between
the Italian fortified positions on the
Trcutino front and those OF the Aus
triaus
ION thc Ty.rol-Trentino front an ar
uiierF combat continues between our
fortified positions and these 90 the en-
cmy az Touaie and on the Asiaeo
plateau To tLe north We have extend
ed the territory occupied up 10 the
mouth af che Chicsc river in Lake Idro
and has. occupied thc rugged. noun
I4luuus zone extending between Lakes
Idro and Garla-
Notable OF Tezzc iu Val Sugdna
and U.rer occupied parts presented
themselves Go our authorities. express
FMS sentiment OF patriotism and the
devotion OF thc population. Our Al
pine troops continue successful COM
bats on the Caru.oia front. where we
Tre capturing prisoners. on the Fri
elH front We occupied Grndo. where
che population welcomed us enthusi-
astlcaliy. During the night OF the
effh--Tth q squadron OF hydroaero-
planes raidcd the cucmy's territory.
throwing bombs on the Triest- -Nabre-
siua railroad. causing damage and. Il
a believed. iu'crruptinE the line. In
rpitr uf tho violent rifle and artillery
fire 0f the enemy the squadron re-
turned safely
Geneva. Wlv Is. tvia Farisl-A dis
patch has been received az Basel from
Berlin. saving that Germany viii for
maliy declare war on Italy within the
next ts hours and that Turkey viii
make Hrr declaration on Italy later.
Berlin. iVla Loutoui. Muy eS.-Iiun-
drrIs OF volunteers including men
moro than fuy years old. have re-
ported 90 thr military authorities a.
Frankfort iu th~ l4st teW DAYS. max
Tag the speliac Request that Iisey be
peruiftcd 90 serve against italy.
Vt-rua MAY -s. tvia Berlin and Lon
trai .-AustFiau newspapers are today
l~plrFirr thr suti-itaiiau dcmorEtra-
G tuHr uhirh have resulted among 9th
~ fEirFF ir tho destruction OF the
Vr-Ii memorial statue at Triest- The
Slavic population uf Tricsi. these
rrafrafers faE. .s particularly bitter
aealusg tbrir former allies and iu spite
uf Efforts GO euutrui taeui. much prop
rFtF has b~ru dau.aEei.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
ALDRICH WIDOW NOT
INFORMED OF DEATH

Sew York. Efay -s With che au-
a1aacrmraf chat enc wiii ot Nelson
W Allr.rh hst been pT1bafri at War
sick. o. O.. .r became Euuau to-day
that hls ulGe. Mrs. ABBY u. AID
rief. is So seriously 900 at her home
here that she las uat breu told uf her
husbaud'a death. Mrs Ailrich col
iar.et when hrF husband vas stricken
srscral seeks asa aud her coalition
has uot perceputig improved Under
thr will sh~ anG fhrcc ehiidF-n. FL
uar1 - Al1rirh % New York CITY.
Lury r. Aldrirh % Warwick Neck.
aad Richard s Ailrich OF Providence
arr executors and become trustees OF
thS estate tt is said the estate ia
worth approximately ss.ooo.ooo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
NJURE SUBMARINES
IN TESTS; INQUIRY

Washington. .. e.. May 2S.-Secre-
taFy Daniels was going ahead today
zlth his plans for an exhaustive in
guiry into the disabling % submarines
which had been assigned 20 take par;
iu the recent var game with the At
Iantic fleet. Unofficial reports said
that half % the y underwater craft
had been disabled
TIE purpose of the Inquiry viii be 10
ascertain the cause %. ard. II possible.
a remedy for. the too frequent break
dawua Of the submarines. No effort
wouia be- spared. Il was announced. 10
remedy the weaknesses In the navy's
grlerNafsr craft
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
PINHo AS TEMPORARY
CHIEF OF PORTUGAL

t4sboa. Gvia paFisI Afay -S-pr.
AteI Pinho. president OF che hiEh court
af fussicc. probably ALL Act a. prcsi-
d~ut os Portugal untii the expiration
% che terra ns 1tsnuei DE- AFriaEa. Who
has resigned hfs osace. CoaEErss has
ADOPTED a. electoral biii aNinF June
is as thr date f1r q Eeasssi sieeiloa. \
pr~slGent si1 BE- elected - paFiia-
mraf.
4 salnisteriat deeiaFati1a read yes
t~r5ay ~ enc srssinu of the deputies
stated thas perfect caira prevailed
shroaskost th@ cguufFy, it cioHea
~stH "a appeal 20 All Portuguese 10
give tkesr cursfrY . EussruEcut
WorssY ths traditians OF ths aaiioa-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
MEXICANS TO DIE
At TUCSON, ARIz
United States District Court Refuses
TO Issue Writ to Save Con-
demned Men.

Tucson. Ariz., May 2S.-Judge w. H.
SawteIIe of the United States district
court denied today the application for
writs Of habeas corpus for the five
Mexicans condemned to hang at Flor
ence prison. Attorneys for the con-
demned prisoners were informed that
the executions would take place at
once.
Phoenix, Ariz. May 2S.-By a vote
of 10 TO u the house of representa-
tives of the Arizona legislature de-
clined today Governor Hunts request
TO memorable the board of pardons
and paroles to reprieve the five Mexi-
cans condemned to be hanged at
Florence.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
NORTH CAROLINA
AGROUND ABROAD
United States Cruiser Has Accident in
the Outer HarbOr OF Alexandria,
Egypt.

Washington. D. c.. May 28.-The
United States cruiser North Carolina
is aground within the outer harbor of
Alexandria, Egypt, according to a re-
port 10 the navy department today by
her commander. Captain Joseph w.
Oman. who says the ship is undam-
aged and that dredging viii be under
taken to release her.
Efforts made yesterday to release
the North Carolina, Captain Oman re-
ported. failed. The cruiser Des Moines
has arrived of Alexandria as relief to
the North Carolina in Mediterranean
waters. The latter, as soon as fioated.
viii return 10 the United States to act
as naval aviation ship OF Pensacola,
Florida.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
Legality Of Dunne's Water
way Bill, Just Passed,
TO BE Attacked.
HUBBARD THE LEADER
Holds Il Unconstitutional
Because Referendum Is
Not Provided for.

spflrs -IF ul. lfay es-Ou the
--HgHH .arE far measure is uucuusfi.
ErIlHral because it does rot provide
frr ire r4Hm.af.0- ta referendum
sase. eauFt ae..n. e.l Hr brought td
as.fafrfe Governor ugHus'a vater-
aas measure. Uhlrh ara pr Fri tF thf
State senate yesterday and which viii
ar.uur effective oa Juig D.
Aar1rrcrarut Co. tllE effect wac
g.a1r t1iaE by Repre- rutaf.Ee William
a.. Hubbard of Green county. ahu
fought tl~ passage of Che bIi .u tHe
eaase Atr Hubbard stated chat Con-
sFre mau Henry y. Eainrg GO Carroll
gur aiit IaiIlate tEr court action and
taar Er vIu 8t Joined by Erprsaeuf
.l.r john u. TerubagFh ot Carroll
county aEt others
Tte house ais1 reaeI th~ Tire b.ii
amra4iuE tar automobile iza tu pro-
vito rar aaf1mH.I.H af Jess tFal -
..FH HHerr. Hrsr.TE cycle ears $50
l.eerar is ara provided fur such ma
ae51ee Lrr b5u alsa Increase from 81
ra 500 "a svsr fEe license ol heavy rlrr-
lria sraeEs- Tes vote or ttr H.li vas
ls Ep o.
Wu,sn waFriazr uifi Adopted.
Ug satu as ss r1 ff tsr house paEr-
el ere Wllsoa aall. aAteG aEugis nsaF-
raers srFfaFae4 ia psss-~~----------f
eeFsoas WAC have tfea divorced la this
s1asr less thar oee year. CoaFfs have
Er.t tssG sscs carriage aFe iassiid.
bat ttesr 5s 90 saeE provision tn thr
rssFsse flaws. urAer bile passed bF
Eee ta4sr arFe
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srls6f- Cog tEr rsFt saI drieufIaa of
feeble ts5elr,i Fereeas f'futiirs alau-
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tar aest eco Yrsrs Cog tar ase ps tav
etr rafasi schools. Np'r. ayes 50.
says
llrpFrsratatftr Tlua gave rotirc
1asr aa aru Iers.iaY BE- viii attempt
.1 cali from c1r1u.5tre his tiii r~FliaJ-
srz private tsrEa Tar b.l has tera
=1 committee many urTaa and has apt
been acted urpr.
Ths uroar bm. zoo. q. Oh rsFuiatuE
.sr practice 90 upt1mrtFE. eas ta4tv
special orlF- trr aesE Tuesday UH aalsi
passage.
At eaar fHe ta1se adioaruei until
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
Dan Pnntelelmon Snnk.

Washington. D. c.. May 28.-The
Russian embassy has received a cable
gram from the chief of the naval sta6
at Petrograd denying the reported sink
ing by Turkish mines OF submarine of
the Russian battleship Panteleimon.
The cablegram declares the PanteIei-
mon has not for some time been out
Of a Russian harbor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
DIPLOMAS FOR IS
AT ALED0 SCHOOL
ThiTtr -eiFhth Aaarst CsmmrnremrHt
ttrsrisss are mei4 To- opera
Marsr 1ast Nizhf.

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-fEsth aEazsl eaae-aesaeat og che
Stsds hixh school ass held i4sg uisas
ls ts- Ntess opera b8sse- Tee pro-
Ersa ed class ruu loJiGvss
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tssoeaElse COCO. Hes J6stsh o. GaFtis
song s..ssss-sss--.s uoG5le aesFgrt
ss.stsfery ssat .osst'1a Labor
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tessrsnssrssl 500 sssss EGaa Merritt
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
Liner Arrives Near St. Ma
zaire in Badly Damaged
Condition.
PLOT TO BLOW HER UP
German With Five Dyna-
mite Bombs Said to Have
Been Found on Vessel.

Nantes. France, May 2S-The steam
er Champagne Of the French trans-at-
Iantic line is ashore near st. Nazaire.
She is badly damaged The 900 per-
sons on board have been taken off.
La Champagne was engaged in
transatlantic trade between Central
and South American ports and France.
She was last reported as having sailed
from Colon on May Z.
a plot to blow up La Champagne
was reported last February in a dis
patch from Madrid to Paris news
paper According to this dispatch.
officers of the vessel stated, on her ar
rival at Corunna. Spain, from Mexico,
that the pilot had been frustrated by
wireless message received aboard the
ship. This message was said to have
conveyed the information that a man
on board, believed to be a German, in
tended to destroy the vessel. The man
was arrested and, the dispatch said,
five dynamite bombs were found in his
trunk.
No Need OF Anxiety.
Paris, May 2S--The officials of the
French line here say that all the pas
sengers on La Champagne have been
landed at ST Nazaire and that there is
no need of anxiety as to the safety OF
the vessel. They state she was not
torpedoed.
The name of the steamer which took
of La Champagne's passengers is un-
known at the company's offices in
Paris. Representatives of the com
pauy express the opinion that the
stranding OF the vessel was an acci-
dent.
Germans Sink Britisher.
Penzance, Eng. May 2S.-The Brit
ish steamer Cadeby has been sunk off
the Scilly isles by gunfire from a Ger
man submarine. All those on board
the vessel. including four passengers.
were saved.
The Cadeby was sunk yesterday.
Her crew of 1S men, together with the
four passengers on board, took to the
boats and were later rescued by a fish
ing smack and brought into Newlyn, a
fishing village near here.
Liverpool, May 28-The British
steamer ArgylIshire which left Sgd
ney, \. s. W, April I6. sent out wire
less distress calls after having been
attacked by a German submarine, ac-
cording 70 information received in
circles here. The Argyll
shire reached port safely later in the
day. The harbor into which she put
has not been announced.
Majestic Sunk by Torpedo.
London, May 2S.-The admiralty Of
ice last night announced the destruc-
ion of the British battleship Majestic
Jv a torpedo while the battleship was
supporting the allied army on CALI
poll peninsula. The torpedo was fred
~ German submarine.
The official report says nearly all
he officers and men were rescued"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28

coprnAaEes. tnrutnsrs- May -
Tiss Danish steamer Eiy sirart = usinc
Ct Stoekkoias yesterday and sank
tier crsW Was saved TIE Eiy sss
bcard f-o-s EsEizsa fo- SandsvEii.
Sxs1<-- vs-- !. SzESo o. ca.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
KETHSBURG MAN
IS HOTEL SUICIDE
John Miller. Prominent Resident, As
phyxiates SELF, But Leaves
No Explanation.

Burlington. Iowa. May 2S.-John
Miller. a prominent resident near
Keithsburg, H.. committed suicide in
q local hotel last night by asphyx-
iation. No note or other explanation
could be found regarding the deed
Miller was well supplied with money.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
THE WEATHER
Forecast Till 3 r. ". Tomorrow. for
Rock Island, Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity.

Rain tonight, Saturday cloudy and
probably rain, continued cool weather.
Temperature at a n 10. Highest
yesterday SO, lowest last night 40
Velocity OF wind az a N. II miles
per hour.
Precipitation Sc inch.
Relative humidity at p. M. 81. at
a. m 100. at 1 D. m today 9s.
Stage OF water IL. rise of 3 in last
"a hours.
In. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
Conference Hears Reports.

Washington. d. c. May 2S.-Group
conferences and a general session
again held the attention today OF dele
gates 10 the Pan-American financial
conference. The general session was
featured by the presentation OF re-
ports Of conference committees.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
Plead Not Gulltr.

Chicago. III. May 2S.-omcials and
former officials OF the independent
Harvester company OF Plano. III, in
dicfed a month ago charged with
fraudulent use OF the mails in selling
stock OF the company. pleaded not
guilty today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
King Cnntinnes BETTER.

Washingto ID. C.. May 2s.-A cable
from Athens to the Greek legation
here reports continued general inn
provement in the condition OF King
Constantine
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-29

900 workers. After a fun and free
discussion it was decided by a stand
ing vote that the literacy test was a
law necessary to the people Of this
country. The motion was passed by
a vote Of $50 to 20. We urge you to
enact this bill over the presidents
Veto"
John Fitzpatrick, president Of the
federation, said that organized labor
was thoroughly aroused and was go
ing to begin an energetic campaign
for the passage of the law.
with the problem Of unemploy-
ment staring US in the face and with
more foreigners here than we can as
simulate in so years, this law is badly
needed" said Fitzpatrick. THE
countries which promote conditions
which, make workers migrate would
be compelled to change those condi-
tons if people were made to stay at
home. There has never been a case
in the history Of the world where a
class or. a race have been oppressed
so that they have not finally gotten
out from under"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-29


Sen. John Daley. boss Of Peoria"
and chief of the Ettelson-BaTT-Dailey
clique, has been named as one of the
men who viii try to find a possible
way Of beating the women.
The news has also crept silently up
from Springfield that on the final deal
of the wet" and dry" proposition
rests the ultimate fight Of the war on
the women.
Just what sort of a deal bearing on
the equal suffrage law is contemplat-
ed has not been fully explained as the
'drys" at the last session were warm
supporters of the women.
What part Gov Dunno will play in
the scrap is not known. The present
legislature is not very close to Dunno
and the chances are he would not be
able to hold in line any Democrats
who wanted to jump.
-O-O
CHICAGO LABOR BODY WANTS
LITERACY TEST INCLUDED
Immediately upon hearing of Pres.
Wilson's veto of the immigration
Dill with the lteracy test, the Chicago
Federation of Labor dispatched
telegram to the members of the
house of representatives urging them
to enact the bill over the presidents
veto yesterday.
Through the American Federation
of Labor 100000 members have
protested a bill without the literacy
test, which, they claim, will admit to /
this country hordes of iIliterate i'm
migrants, with whom they will have
to compete for bread.
The telegram is as follows: "The
regular meeting of the Chicago Fed
Grafton of Labor was held a few days
ago with more than 400 delegates
present, representing ESQ local
unions, with membership of 200,-