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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17

SIS Nubber EIatten $500 per Gtid
$1,000 @oIofronen $500 per stid
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-13
WILL THE EITEL INTERN Is BIG
 QUESTION
United States May Keep Se- cret the Length of Time to be Allowed German Crui-
 ser, Also Date of Departure

WASHINGTON, Mar l2- Officials of lhe American government decided that the time to be allowed the Ger. man raider Prinz Eitel Friedrich, tu repair at Newport News shall remain an official secret Whether or not the vessel will be informed will prob ably not be decided until the eXpira ton of this time limit lt is believed to be at least three weeks If the Ei tel decided not to intern but tO re- new her course the United States will keep secret, not only the time lin it for repairs. but the hour of depart ure The belief prevails in onicia
 quarters that the vessel eventually will be intened although the decis ion of the commander to have the re pairs made has been puzzIing
 When the German gunboat Geiel
 put into Honolulu British and Japa nese cruisers kept up night ana day vigil outside the harbor. Grea Britain. through the ambassador her' ! has repeatedly asked the United States how long a time will be giyeI the vessel Co make repairs. The in ] formation was refused. however ol |the ground that to reveal it would bD 1 10 inform the waiting hostile cruis CTS and deprive the Geier of the usu
 al opportunity afforded under thu rules of international law for escap ] from neutral port The German embassy. through the naval attachC ] Captain Boyed, has made an invest
 gation of the circumstances surround
 ing the sinking of the American shi
 Frye, aud Is now in communicable with Berlin concerning this question
 as we'll as tho decision on the intel | ment of the Eitel
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-13
.OIL KINGS WIFE
 DIES VERY SUDDENLY
Mrs John D Rockefeller Aged Seventy-eight, Passes Away

TARBYTOWN. Mar 10. Mrs. John D. Rockefeller. wife of the rishest man in the world. died suddenly. in her seventy-siyth year. at the Rocke- fsller country home in Pocanuco hills She has been am invalid for a year hut during tne last few months her health was SO improved that a rapid turn for the worse which her illness took early this morning, was not au- ticipated by the family For this req son it happened that the only relative at her bedside when she died at ten twenty this morning was a sister Miss Lucy Spelman Her husband and son, John D. Rockefeller. Jr., are at Ormond Fla. where they went belieyiue Mrs Rockefeller was grow ug better They are expected 10 ar rive tomorrow morning on special train
 Mrs E ParmaleC Prentice, one of Mrs Rockefeller's two daughters was summoned from New York but failed to arrive before her mothers death The other daughter, Mrs. Hal old Fowler McComack of Chicago. is in Switzerland recuperating from ar illness Her husband was about tC sail Co join her but cancelled his pass age and came here at once
 | Until the arrival of MT. Rockefeller 1 the funeral arrangements win be held in abeyance, but it is thought lat the Rockeleller house. burial vii undoubtedly take place in Cleveland where is the Rockefeller plot lt i' 1 thought probable the funeral servicel will be held In Pocanlico hills Sunday and the body at once taken to Cleve land
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-13
THAW JURY FAILS
 ID AGREE AS YET

NEW YORK, Mar l2.-After some four hours deliberatior tonight, the jury in the case of Harry Thaw and four defendants, on trial charged with conspiracy, failed to reach an agreement and was locked up. Two from the Matteawan hos pital, in the court this afternoon, said that no matter what the verdict of the jury, Thaw would be rushed to Mat teawan in an automobile immediately after some decision was reached or a disagreement was reported Thaw attorneys, however, stated writ of habeas corpus was awaiting sigma ture by a supreme court justice
 They said they had planned to have the writ signed immediately upon the return of the jury with a verdict or disagreement The writ, it is said would serve to keep Tbaw within the jurisdiction of the courts of this coun ty If Thaw is taken back to Mattea- wan, he will be under the jurisdiction .of the courts of Westchester county another judicial department
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-13
.CONTRABAND IS
 ADDED ID LARGE
 LIST IF THINGS
British Governments List of Contraband Is Now as Long as the Tariff Lists; Depart ment Astounded

WASHINGTON, March l2.-Nyws of considerable additions including copper. to the already formidable list of contrabaud as laid down by the British government. was received with surprise by the state department Ohi- cial notice of the new order-in-coun- cil has not yet reached the depart ment Officials frankly confess an in- ability to understand the uuderlvin- principles of the British action, which is expected to result in further em- barrassment of American trade
 Already the list of commodities an. nounced by the British government as contraband begins to compare res. pectably in length with the American tarfif act. It includes many staples never before regarded as even condi tional contraband. The addition of cOttonsecd oil to conditional contra band lists coming on top of the diff faculties placed in the way tO the free export of cotton from the Un.tel States is looked upon as particularly irritating because assurances had been received early in the war from Graat Britai nthat cottonseed oil and it- products would not be declared con traband It is assumed the change of attitude was brought about becsus5 of the fact that cottonseed oil its derivatives are important food pro ducts
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-13
WILL ANNOUNCE SESSION .ON MONDAY NEXT.
Governor Leaves for Globe
 and Says He Will Name
 Date Soon. Will Take Trip With Engineer Lamar Cobb

PHOENIX. Mar. Governor Hunt left for Globe at noon today but prior to his departure uUyated that he would. by Monday, have determined the date of the extra session, and would then probably announce same That it will not be called at once is inferred from the announcement ol the fact that it is his intention to immediately make tour Of the state highway with state Engineer Cobb, and locate the convict road labor camps as provided for by the late session.
 Prior to his departure from the ] city he again nominated Homer Wood to be a member of the state fair com mission, the failure of the state sen ate to confirm the previous appoint ment of Wood to the contrary not l |withstanding
 Either urged by friends or them selves actively declarins their quail fications the house will have five candidates for speaker Pink'ey Me
 Clain, Powers, Brooks and Johns
 The advocates Of a special mine tax
 bill have agreed to support whichey CT of the two. Brooks or Johns, have ?. a majority of their seventeen votes in the house, and as Mahoney win sur
 port Brooks or Johns although not {
 mine tax bill advocate. it seems prob
 able one of those gentlemen will b' ]. chosen
 The state land commission hayinl failed to Doe provided for with lundi for their maintenance, closed theiI offices today It is rumored. although
 uncontirmed that Warden Simms viii resign as head of the state prison ant ltbat Windsor is being considered @ his successor.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-13
STATES Is JEALOUS OF HER NEUTRALITY
Secretary Daniels Orders An other Patrol Ship to Boston to Safeguard Against Pos sible Violations.

WASHINGTON, March 12. Secretary Daniels has ordered the armored cruiser Brooklyn. re- ceiyine ship Of the Boston navy yard. to patro lthe harbor there guarding against violations Of neutrality. Thel German auXi'- iary cruiser Kron Princessen Ce- Cile is informed at Boston.
 Although officials here continue 10 deny that any evidence has been discovered 10 bear out the stories of a plot oturn the Ger man steamers. laid up in Ameri- can ports. into warships and rush them out to sea, developments or the past three days have demon stratod the governments deter. imitation to take extraordinary precautions against any violation of neutrality. Four warships and a coast guard cutter have now been detailed to patrol duty u Boston and New York harbofs.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-13
VILLA AT MONTEREY
 ID DIRECT ATTACK

FL PASO, Mar 12.-Villa has ar rived in Monterey from where he is expected to direct the attack on Tam pico. The advance guard of the Villa forces is said to have reached a point about twenty-five miles from Tam pico.
 Headquarters have been established in Cocos, about fifty miles from Tam pico. Reports of minor fighting in various parts the republic are given put by the Villa agency here From southern Mexico private adyices state that the people of the state of Chia pas, on the Guatemala frontier re- bened against Carranza rule, after much fighting, and joined the Con ventionaist government.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-13
ML2IGAN Is MURDERED ON DOORSTEP BY.
 .ZAPA TISTAS
With the Great Seal of the
 United States on His Door and the Stars and Stripes Overhead McManus Is Shot
REVENGE OF SOLDIERS
 SAID TO BE THE CAUSE
Reorcupation of Mexico City by Followers of Zapata Re- lieves Conditions in Mexico City, It Is Said

WASHINGTON, Mar l2-Encour- aging advices telling of relief for the food famine in Mexico City through the evacuation of the capital by Jue forces of Obreaou. are byg'ouUed by the news that on the entry of 1pata troops. John McManUs . A rivau citizen. was murdered. Is .s shot down in his new home. tr loor of which had been scaled N..r the coat of arms of the United States. over which flew the stars and stripes
 Instant demand was made by the Brazilian minister ou behalf of the United States for Inc punishment of those guilty of the crime. After con ferences between the president and the cabinet Bryan tClegraphed the Brazilian minister approving his act ion adding a demand for reparatiou to the family ol the victim. The nina ister was instructed to insist on an early punishment oi tlg 1neudoa. and to impress upon the post com mandgr ol Mexico City and General salazar the seriousness " which the American government viewed the occurrence
 The general who Is not the same Salazar nor relative Of the mde- pendent chief conducting a reynlu- tionary movement in Northern MeEi- GO. after his escape from American custody, promised that Uhe demands of the United States would promptly be met The occupation of tine city by zapat8 was greeted with eurhusi- asm by the people It was marred by three eases of Ioouul Officials said no other disorders occurred.
 Mexico City was guie. when the last dispatch. dated at four in the l afternoon, yesterday was lied. It was said the killing of NcNanus at first alarmed the foreigners. but when l it became apparent the attack on McManus was am isolated case and that assurances had been given for the protection of foreieuers generally. the tension was relieved.
 Tla Brazilian minister spoke at length in several dispatches, on the murder. The motive for the crime, he explained. was undoubtedly one of revenge for killing two ZapaJa sol- diers by McMauus when their forces last left Mevico City The minister said when the Zapaistas withdrew several weeks ago after the departure of Gutierrez. some of them attempted to loot the homo of McNauus The latter stood on the doorstep though never definitely established who fired the first shot when the attackers fled. because of the arrival of Carrauza forces. two were left behind dead. Apprehcusiye of what might be the fate on the return of the Zapata fore cs. McManus induced the Brazilian minister to seal his door with the coat of arms of the United States and to hoist the American flag over him Apparently. the minister report ed. McManus was killed by a simul- taueous volley, for the shots were fired at a short distance. his hat be- ing filled with bullet holes Prcyi- ously. the American had taken the precauuou to send his wife and fam fly Co the home of friends. No wit nesses of the shooting are known.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-13
CRUISER BAYANO SENT TO THE
 BOTTOM
British Man of War Torpe- 1oed by Submarine and Nearly Entire Crew Lost. Details Lacking.

LONDON. March l3.-The admiral ty announces the loss Of the auviI- iary cruiser Bayano. while engaged fin patrol duty The vessel is believed to have been torpedoed Eight off. cers and eighteen men were rescued. The remainder are belieyd to have been lost.
 In the statement Of the disaster the admiralty says; "Ou the llth of March the wreckage of the Bayan0 and the bodies were discovered. Cir cumstances point to thc belief that she had been sunk by an enemy's torpedo Eight officers, and eigateen men were rescued but it is feared the remainder of the crew was lost. The captain Of the British steamer Castlereach reports passing, Thurs. day morning, a quantity of wreckqga. dead bodies and floating lifebelts He attempted tO search for possible sur. vivors, but was prevented by the presence of the enemys submarine which gave chase for twenty minutes "
 The Belfast correspondent to the Daily Telegraph says the Bayano wa. torpedoed Thursday morning al nine o'clock off COrsewall point Wigh townshire. cotland early two hun dred lives were lost, as the cruiser sank almost immediately. The yes sel had a crew of about two hundred and sixteen on board
 WigtoWnshire is the southwestern most county in Scotland. It lies or the north channel, which leads Into { the Irish sea from the Atlantic.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-13
WANT PRICE REGULATED

LONDON, March 12.-A mass meet ing resolution was passed urging che government to commander the stock of wheat and coal in the country at a fair price for resale to the public. The meeting was under the auspices of the workers war agency national committee. Arthur Hundersun M. p, presiding The prices of food and fuel were discussed They urged action to control more ships 10 bring wheat from Argentina, Russia and Canada and to guarantee a fixed price for the 1915 crop They recommended that railway facilities be pooled and op- erated to obtain the greatest eoono- mic advantages.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-13

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 . HUNT LOSES ROUND ONE . R PHOENIX, Mar 12 The su- . . perior court of Pmal county, ac- . . cording to a Gazette special de- . . nied the application for habeas . 3 corpus entered by KnoX Laird, .
 the convict The decision means . . that the lower court considers . 70 that the legislature may curtail q . by law, the right of the governor . . to issue pardOns An appeal will ( y> be rushed Go the supreme court ( . in the hope that the tribunal will . . pass on same prior to March 10 q . which is the date now fixed for . . an execution at Florence H ' . . q
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-13
ro INvoKE REFERENDUM

SEATTLE March l3.-Fiye cen' fare automobile owners, the operation 'of whose cars was virtually forbidden by a bin passed over the governor ra veto. are taking steps for referen dun on the bin.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-13
CREW OF GUADELOUPE
 IS SAFELY LANDED

BUENOs AIRES, March 12 Diario announces that the British steamer Churchill arrived at Pernambuco with @ crew and 143 passengers of the French steamer Guadeloupe, which wus sunk on the east extremity or Brazil by tho German auxiliary cumis- er Kron Prinz Wilhelm Tbe Gusde loupe was enroute to Bordeaux
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-27
Suggestions
parleyS.

From a knowledge Of previous con-
ferences it was suggested in some
quarters today that Japan might have
asked for an acceptance in principle of
her demands, leaving negotiation of
details to the future. II was recalled
that early in February such a propo-
sal by Japan met WITH a fiat rejection.
Now that the -subte4t has been dis
cussed with Great Britain, the Unit
ed States and other powers, some OBJ
servers think Japan may have renew
ed the plan to obtain China's approx
ii in principal to the demand. With
such an acceptance, it is thought, ia
pan might not be disposed to press for
a detailed agreement on many of the
points, preferring to have the present
negotiations to stand as an expression
to the world of Japan's interests in
China
The report from Pekin that some of
the railroad concessions now demand
ed by Japan encroa ched on the So
called sphere of influence of Great
Britain in the Yangs TIE valley was Off
set by confidence here that Japan's ex-
plantations to London of the purpose
Of her demands indicated that Japan
was in constant communication with
her ally, Great Britain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-27
Serious Disturbanc e S
Averted Monday by
Presence of a Large
Force of Officers at
Fairfield
SHERIFFS and DEPUTIES
Sent BY TWO COUNTIES

Fairfield. Ne, April 26.-(SpeciaD.
The strike which was started, Sat
urday morning, at the Fairfield mill
Of the United Paper Board Co, when
120 or more employees of the mill at
tempted to take out those men re-
naming at work in the MILL has been
the means of the taking out of depu-
ties of twoSscounties, Somerset and
kennebec, which are now on guard
at the Fairfield mill, and the Benton
Falls mill respectively. The main
streets Of Fairfield were peopled ear
ly Monday morning and citizens stood
about expectant Of serious happen
ings. Shortly after O'Clock Sheriff
Thompson with his crew of deputies
arrived In the delegation of the
Somerset county officers were Sheriff
Thompson, Deputy sheriffs Rufus Nc
Kinney Of Madison, Thomas Jacobs Of
Pittsfeld, Loren Sanborn of Show
hogan and Henry D. Brophy and L. F.
Bray of Fairfield. This party went
to the Island where a conference was
held with the manager of the pulp
mill and others concerned and then
to be on hand in case anything fur
Their arose in the way of disturbance.
The Kennebec delegation was Sher-
if Colby Getchell and Deputy sher-
ifs A R. Bucklin of Litchfield, F. E.
Potter of Gardiner Edward Rice,
Weston Lewis and Marshal Pomer-
leau of Augusta, W. V. Nash Of Wa
terville, c. H. harrington and John
Roderick Of Waterville and Charles
BlaisdeN of Gardiner, State officer Of
the S, P. c. A. These officers came
at the request Of Manager Harry Har-
per of the Benton mill. They stayed
at the Benton mill part of the fore
noon then came over on the island.
They returned at noon to Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-27
Obregon Not at Leon

General Obregon's army is not at
Leon, as claimed" the statement says,
but somewhere south of Irapuato. The
agency is advised that Gen. Obregon
has not reached Irapuato. The next
battle will be fought perhaps within a
week.
"Obregon is now completely isolat
ed from all sources of supplies and
reinforcements. The Zapatista forces
advancing from Mexico City upon OBJ
regions rear had welded together the
iron ring with which the convention
forces have been slowly enclosing OBJ
RECON. Interruption of the railroad be-
tween Pachca and lula completed the
work Of cutting off Obregon. He has
no communication with Vera Cruz
This furnishes no denial Of yester-
days statements that Villa has be-
come involved in a serious split with
Gen. Felipe Angeles. his chief aide,
and that Villa is now going to fall back
on Torreon and leave Gen. Angeles and
the Madero brothers to bear the brunt
Of battle in opposing the advance Of
Gen. Obregon's army toward Aguas-
calientes and the north.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-27

mess, the headquarters would become the
social center of the locality exactly in the
German way. This combination Of socia.
relations with financial, commercial and
industrial affairs would quicken the intel
lect and moral sense, better the condi-
tons of country life, and especially make
the existence Of the farmers wives more
useful and enjoyable, particularly in
states where women possess complete
civil and political right.
When the loneliness in each neighbor-
hood had disappeared through the prac-
tice of cooperation for al activities. the
local groups in their turn would combine
under unions for carrying the organiza-
ton TO the higher and final degrees. un-
til at last systems would be established
through which the money. credit and re-
sources Of the farmers, rich and poor,
land owners and tenants, could be util-
lied for their common and individual
good. to the continual advancement of
agriculture and the public welfare