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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-04-21
TX YOUR attention is re-
4 ~ spectfully called to
q M an important point
not generally known,
that q laxative should have
a tonic element to success.
fully meet constipation

MT. John 3. Capers, Of 610 Pecan
ST, Fort Worth, Texas. had a sig
nificant experience In this particular.
He was afflicted with O severe case Of
constipation and bowel trouble. He
spent good deal Of money in trying
TO find q remedy. TO his astonish-
ment Peruna very quickly relieved
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-04-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
District Court OF the United States
District Of South Carolina.

District Of South Carolina.
In the matter Of
IGavis-Roper Company, Bankrupt.
Laurens County.
TO the Creditors of the above named
Bankrupt:
Take notice that pI the 18th day OF
April 1916, the abave named bank
rupt filed his petition in said Court
praying the confirmation of the COM
position heretofore offered and ac-
cepted, and that hearing was there
upon ordered and will be had upon
said petition on the 26th day of April
!9lb. before said Court at Greenville,
In said District, at II o'clock in the
forenoon, at which time and place all
known creditors and other persons In
interest may appear and show cause,
II any they have, why the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted.
RICHARD w. HUTtSON.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-04-21

salts. they were Of no use. Physics Of
oil kinds and classes were used, but
we had to call on the fountain syringe
for help" Peruna was able to cor
rect this condition completely in Mr.
Capers' case, and there Is every ren-
son to believe that it was the tonic
qualities Of Peruna, added to tho lava
tive qualities. that procured this very
desirable result.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-04-21
"Waste of Money"

Harrisburg, Pa, April William
II. Taft today told members of Penn
sylvania legislature to conserve the
peoples money and not to spend it
before they know how much the state
has to spend. "The growing danger
In this country, Mr.. Taft said lis the
waste OF tho peoples money"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-04-21

ulln Oh MS Dau
$ v m p t o m 8
This happened q
number Of years
ago. Since then,
Mr.. Capers states
that he has had
similar attacks Of
trouble, the proni-
1ent symptom Of
which Is constlpa-
ton, and has al
w n y S f 0 u n Il
prompt and ell
cient relief from
Pcruna. lie says:
"Up to the time +
started using your
Peruna I could
drink castor oil 4
like water. 1t did
no good. AS for
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-04-21

btSicllCc, tlG
fortitude. the sub
lime faith during the
period OF expectancy
are seconds only to
tho mother love be-
slowed upon tho
most helpless but
most marvellous crc-
ation-h baby.
women arc quick
~ lAA.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-04-21
Greatest Event
i'm W0n1an's life
o. G. II.

MI human experience looks back to
motherhood as the wonder OF wonders.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18

,Siir Marp(an0 mo oen Gutritt
Columbia BETTE 6emolft unO FILTER,
im mciiliden 0iarDlanO 9iegen ocer
Gdnec; mdbige iiiolihe uno lpoter
bcr1noerli6e gSinoe
3os 8citer mar geltern Den gon3en
Tc0 unireun0li1 in6 regncriid. Ger
nieorigite Ebermomcteritauo betrug
50 @rao Inn 5 ll9r N}or9eus uno
ser botIte 4G @rao Inn ll6r yla8-
mittoas.
eyu Sen ii6rigcn @etter @eobod'
lungs Stationen oes 2an0es puroen
0ic iolgenocn nie6rigitcH Eempero'
hiren per3eitnet.
qlHautic Git0 3s. @ismard 0,
@oiton 80, Quifolo 36, G6arlciton
5G, G6icoao 90 Glepclauo 40, Gen'
ber 6. gctroit SO, Iulltt6 10, Gait-
port 20, @alpciton AZ. Green 9op
30, Sotteros 40, Sabre A, SeIeno
"a, Sodioubile 62, aonios GiiD
16, auorDille 50, 9ouisoille 40, Wlar,
Quctte q, @lempbis 80, 0lontgoncrD
5l, Nlontreol p, g}ontudet 32, 9tews
Orleans IS. 9lew g)ort 3S, Oflas
Eomo p. &6ilooeIp6io '36, &ittS.
6irg6 AZ, 9Sortlono aQe., 26, Sort
lauo. Ore. 26, Quebec 16. 6oleig5
46. cat 2afe GiiD is, Gan 3ron.
cisco IA. St. 9ouis 26, Scronton
S6, Shreveport 80, Spofone IA,
GDracuie 80, Iampa Ga, @ai6ing-
ton 3G. g9innipea 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18
9Inee6lidJ crmOrOet.

2uia Sl5itc cine 9le9erin anS Scr
ToDcr.strobc, toot arfacflInoen.
SdlG9crei iano am 9lbeno
0or6er in i6rem 3immer itatt.
9eidunu mics iAwere &opiUer-
lebina ali.
9lltem slni1ein nad cruorOet oul'
gcilm0en mnrOe gciiern @ormittdg
sic 23j06ri0e 9}cgerin 9ula @bitc
ia i6rer 8o3nung, 9}r. 1872, Gooer-
ShoBc Ger 2eibuam muroe nab
Ger @loreuc gcidaiit. Gie 95oli5ci
aie6t an 0aB am Samliag 9lbcno IN
9ala's 3nnmcr cine miiile 9iaufera
3miiGeu mc6rercu 9legcrn iiattiano,
bci mclAer 2ula BON eiucnn 9laiicn,
aeaoFcu oerortia libel 5ngeri1tct
muroc, oaB i6r 500 wabrenO DER
9ladt eiltrat. Gie 2eiGe mics ne0ell
onocrcn cine ibwere Gcrlebing am
@opic aii. @laih nad Der Sdld0e.
rel mar ser 81 Sabre alte 9iegcr
NiQiam NonerS, mclher nit 2illa
3nianfHcn moBn!e, megen itngebii6r.
lihca 9ciragens pcr6aitet mo in Die
rororeitli1e &ol5eiiiation cingclic.
iert. Sine 5weitc 9lnlbuIoiglng,
laueuo aui GootIAla0 Der 9iegerin,
mur0e mnime6r gegen ibn er1oBtn.
Tic %oli5ei ia6nOel alBeroem nod
nui 3wci wciiere 9leacr, Ueldc bel
Scr S6lSgerci bet5eiIigt sepcien iciu
ioaen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18

,,giNoilurlnm Sine Ecaioers"
,Oulcnni" EaANc Eau"
,,NDto'e 'e"-, Noicib s. kctlmnlict".
,Ncgch" lalfr Sits.
,Niarrian9 NcINs y2u Giar" 1NAocoiuc
mo Nrlc0e @ccufci1accr
,,NinHi.lirhcmc" aLhc Gir OF @irs".
rrgNcne.O OinD" gim 80. Saiuar 4Qu5crt i'm
EcabooO oOuierrnicliluu".
Nliice &cGbHfusJlcci1l 6rclidg. Den p.
N0uu0t a u1y Ndnmlitnae.
Baltimore 2intni9Hsneiluua Sou 30. DIS
%. Jlul0r ir ncr %. NcAinicni ySnflcnDaNc .
,,Wnit6nuc 5Ar gcniltblalcn Siuunc," NpcMlt-
Egiui EiculiaG. 0cn 49,, SunuQr Npcnos,
amcrifauiihocnuhc Nniocoluc 90rlclnng.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Itlniip nnlc piep'
cir0fc Dl0Nig0 Gieniiua uno UlliiucO
gluiCrr 1oupcg im Snulbanic.
,,Nripu" Nhiinoh, zen 20. 0aurdt rus
moritiidc gucHolnler0alnug IN pSebmanns
.,eeiiahnii6r qieoertalel" Miiipo6. ben
20. 1cnuor, 0oN5crt I0eoler Nno SaN III
.I0ruc sale"
,,Arbriirr WeianaDcrrin Giuioien" Won,
ioo ben 2b Tnunr, Wiasienbnu in y0Drln0 8
N1llc" Snlis9iue uo 3. Cir.
Nctmaui0 Eunfieti.Nnb" Dicrlidl, ocr
2G 10uHar 0on5elt IN ,Narrp's sale.
,,rrs0Nun Ocianarercn" Viiiimoh, ben
27 sumter. oenilnairlianiine Nniilcl sor
feunua nno Nnl in oer p6roDlinnapaue'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18
Der @alacn iuiuft.


Ser glcger Cornelius @1oOo BON
SRI. eDcl0n Spears ais i6r gin
grcifcr iocntifi0irt, miro OeH
@roBeeidworenen ii6crmicien. r
soa ou6 SRI. @lorgoret 6lonn'
gan ottodirt 6a6cn.
3ittcrno unO nit SbrGnen in oeN
9lugen ioentiii5irte geitern oas y
jG6rige SRI. @Oelpn Spears, wo1n'
bait in 91r. 2OO3, 9Sres6urD-StraBe
oen 80 Sabre often gleeer Cornelius
N}aDo bon Ger. t406, @orrii6-sllleQ'
in Der noromeItlibeu %oli8eiitotioa
ols oenienigeh melber iie onl SalF
itog 9l6en0 fur8 Dor 15S llbr al oeI
%resburb-, nobe Gulosfi- -StraBe, NIL
Dem @riffe eines 9teDol0ers nieOeG'
ihIug unO Johann in brutoler SSellV
bersepoltigtc.
DfoDo iullr0e audi ulS OerJelll8'
be3ei6net lnO iOentifi8irt, Der an
Qonuerltoe 9l6euo, mie 6eridtet, 6rl'
Moreoret 6lonnigon oil ser 9eita'
IousStraBe, nobe 9figgs 9IDenlle'
ottadirte, Ourd Oie @iilferufe Oct
lle6erfoaenen jeOodb beri6eu6t wuT'
oe uuo lmter @lituobme ibres Sano'
tdi9Aens flii6tete. Ole Oertlidltel'
ten Ger beioen lleberfdae iino nut
penioe S6uicrgeOierte bon einallOe'
entfernt.
9li6ter @}c6oul iiberpies @laQO
unter Oeu Acknowledgment, 6r''
Spears oergemaltiet rnO Sri. 6lapF
nignn iiberfaaeu ino beroii6t 0li pa
ben sen @roBgei6porenen. ST wllr'
oe ms @efGngniB iiberfibrt.
0ie bciOen lle6erfGGe riefen ~
Baltimore ouBerorOeutll~
groBe 9lufreglmg 6er0or. aaplfa"
George 8enrD beronIoBte am Sall,
ltog 9(6eno nit me6reren @oli5lie"
unO 0eteftiben cine Suc6e nad) 0en'
Gerbreder, meIde iib bis lange no@
@Htterna6t erftredte.
&ur8 nod 2 ltbr geitern N6orse"
ent0edten gun0e- Sergeont Gulllly
Geracont SoQon 1rn6 Noli5i1t eol0
@3oDo in Dem @auie oes Iegcrs @ev, %
Sopfins, g}r. S26, &orrii6. .9laeD. ~'V
oic @oli5iiten ongo6en 6efanO NlaVD'
ii6 in bctrlnfenem 3uItanoe. @V'
ieiner @erboftmg wollte er IN le''''
greifcu; oie &oli5iiten 1a'P
ocn oorin eiucn groBeen &eDolper.
SRI. spears beaei6nete Y1apo l'''
9eItimmtbeit ols i6ren 9lngrellel'
Sic CAB an ooB iie geroe0c Die SSOg
nung ibres Snfels Clarence 9raoleY
NIT weI6em iie 5uianmcn poQnn
perIaiien batte, Inn ii6 8u einenl ~
Der 9ldbe befinolihcn 2oOen 81 y
geben, olS Tie bon W1aDo billferl''rr
muroe. Ser y1cgcr ~
fobl ibr, feincn 2out bon iid) 81 g.
BEN unO i6lug lie gleih5citlg l,.
oem 9ieoolperfolben mtf Oen @0Yl
Sie wuroe obnnddtig uno ser yEeg.
ibleiftc iie ou Sen Soaren an f v''
Steac, sic faun1 einen "''N
bon ibrer @o6nung entfernt 1T. h
Or. Gborles Soffman wo1rVue,
in 9lr. 2fOO, @eIt.9aortb -Spelluc
6ei Ger @erbano'tesagg eag
9lidter 0ic6oul iiber 0ie 6olgell w.
QIngriffs auf Oos ilnge I2do9en'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18

Qlns @crie6cm 1T bic 10. SOrt-
ietung 6es 9lomaHs ,,SIuf beihem Su-
0cuD aNs Ocm seitrisen oSOuutagS.
Correspondent" nusseblisbeu. gsadl'
ten 5cuutag wirO Ole 10. 6ortictnug
eridvcincu nno ain iolseubeu SOuutas
Ser SdlInh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18
20

6cute 9tbcno Inn 8 llbr finOet Die
bol6id1rliHe @eneral-Gcriammlling
ocs Geuiid-2lmcrifoniiden 9au-
imo Gpar.GerciuS BON Sii0mcit-gal-
timore, Sue i'm gereinslofale, 9lr.
1889, @cIl.Fratt. StraGc, itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18
counenonf- nnS ylieSeroano.

Gonnenoufaona. ....7 Il. 16 sc,
Sonncnintergong .5 H. O5 Sc.
8lut5 5....S H. 34 Nf. Sornl-
6lutb ....9 Il. % yt. A5cnos'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18
Or. @nttmndier nelturben.

Ser 6efonnte 0la56iner Oes Nooiion-
9luenue GenpelS ouf Ser 6a5rt
bon Baltimore nod G5icago bonn
EoOe obberlfeu. - Sin Ser5-
iHlog iette ieincm 9e6en Elm 3iel.
Gr. 9lOolp6 @uttmoder, ser 9a6-
6iner Oes @laOiion 9loenue Sen-
pels imo eiie in peiteiteu &reiien be-
fonnte @eri0nIidfeit puroe geiterp
9lbenO penigc Nliniten Dor 6 il6r
allf ser Heiie BON bier ua1 Chicago,
luo er ser Sa6res Contention ser
Union Of 9lmerican Se6rep Con-
gregotion~ inO Ser .@otionol 3eoe-
ration Of Semple Siiter6ooo" 6e5u-
wo6nen geOadte, pl0Blid bonn SoOe
a66erufen. Sin Ser3i1lag ieste iei-
mem 2e6eu Elm 3ie(. ST mar "a
Sabre alt.
Or @uttlnader 6efun0 ii9 nit iei-
ner @ottin, 6rou 2aura @uttna6er,
in einem 9l6t6ei[ oes @eunDlDonia
SinliteO Scr. 5. &rr5 6epor Ser Bug
SuntiugOon gg.-@a., errci6te, per-
lieB er 0os 9l6t6cil. gus er nod
@erlauf ldngerer 8eit nidt 5uriid-
fe6rte, muroe Srou @ittmo6er be-
iorgt unO Bat einen ser 3ug 9lnge-
iteaten nad i6rem Gotten 3u iu6en.
SIN @oihroume 0eS 3uges mur0e
Gr @uttmoder in ani6einenO be-
iuuBtloien 3uitan0c oufgefm0en.
Gin 3ufdQig in Oem 3uge onipeien-
Der 9lr5t puroe 6er6eigerufen, fonnte
je0ob urr nod feitite0en, oaB Or.
@uttmader an einem Ser5iblog ner-
idieOeu.
Gr. @ittmafer bcfano ii1 6ei Ser
glbreiie aus Baltimore alien Nm
ideine naA nod in better @eirmO-
belt 93e6en ieiner Satin 6efonocn
iicb Or. @n. &oicnau. ser &a66iner
0es Gutam @lace 9empels, iopie Sr
lmO 6rmI Soiep6 @ieienfelO bon Ger
1912, 2in0en gloenuc, in ieiner @e-
ieQibaft. Sdmmtlihit moren lie aif
Oem @ege 5u ser Sa5res GouDen-
ton ser o6en ertp16nien iSroeliti-
iden Srgani alton in Chicago, Sa.
Gr. @uttnlac6er mor in Ieutih.
lan0 ge6oren porOen, fam jcOo1 be-
reits ais Singing naH 9lnerifa.
Seine t6eologiibe 9(usbilOuug err
belt er in Dem oSe6retp Union Sol
lege~ 81 Cincinnati G6ic. @or "a
Sa5reH fam er nah Baltimore un0
Dirtte ieitOem ais 9iobbiuer Oes
NloOiion 9lpenue Sempels. GeS
iueiteren mar er SefretGr Oes Gnoo-
mooO Snnotoriums un0 @r1ii0ent
Oes aSSsroelitiiden GereinS fir
S6pinoiiibti9e." 9r. @uttmaGer
mar es, mel6er sen Segen bel Ser
Dor menigen @o1en I'M aSippo=
orom~ a6geboltenen Wlaiienber-
iamnllmg SIR @r5ielung wirfliGer
omerifauiider 9leltralit6t iprod.
g3e6en ieiner @attin 6rou 9olro
@uttmader binterI6Bt er 0rei Sim
Ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18
g9n ll6tbrn.
SiaO 1O6 Ncr bcr9af=
tetea SpOrtsleute.
Saur AZ uitterS iirgit6aftss
itcnumg emtlafTen.

SIN @efaouenib 8u 9lnuopoIis mou-
oelt es an &aum. eiuer Der
9lrreItanten OerOuftet, obne ouB
@iiroid1oft fir i'm gciteat murOe.
geteftio ser @unOes5auptitoot
beItreitet, OoB ii6 GongreB slboe-
oronete inter Oen Snboftirteu be-
finOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18
siaana Ed gsaIIen0aNe.e0m miIIian

Gitnua ser ggaiTea6uae.G .GOmmiiiiou.
8orogSiiMtIic6 miro Die Moffens
DoGcGomruiiiion ocs A. 9legimcuts
in olcicr gSoc6e einc Sieung obboI.
icu. Gic Gommiiiiou bofft ooB 70.
mo6l @}oDor 9Sreiton, wie aud @oll'
bcrneir Solosborouab oicier Sibung
bchpoBucn iperoclt 0antit cnOlid cine
@niidcioimg peaen ciles Sauplases
oetroficn mer0el fam. GS iinO jet
bcriAieoene Hldte in glusiidt 0enoms
men uno ii6cr oicic miro in Der fonl.
mcnoen SiHng @cridbt eritottct iuer.
0cn. 81 ben jebiscn @orihldgen
sd6lcn Gin @auplob I'M ferncn gloro-
Oft Baltimore, ser observation-disclosures
9Slab Del Scr g1ortb -glDenue uno nod
INNER Der &lab an Der ylortb'&Oenue
lno ct. &mil.Strobe, ge9cn pelben
70 beItige 4roteite erbobcn puroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18
ggicOer Gin gsirt6 OerGaitet.

@eacn ors augcbli9cn geriaaDDss
bon gpirituoien am Sonnta9 pun n
geItcru So6n g. Soimeiiter, Oct ,,e
9tr. StO-St2, 9onf-StraBc, ~" ',S
@irt6ic6ait 6ctreibt, 0er6oftef =" ~.
nad Ger oitliden @oIi5eiItatIoH 0so. W
brao5t. Scr9eaut 9o5man llllO IN
li5iit Seller gingeu oeiiern 9lpeIO ME
Der @irt6ihaft Oor6ei uno idDe| or.
ongcbli6 Charles &6ilips non sa'u ~
239, Siio-9lnn-StraBe, al :'cr
S6anftiI@c Iton0 uno aug e' ,aae
@ierflaide tranf. Ginc 5weIte' OT Ea.
6lai9e ioIl neben i6nl geltall0e"' Sie
ben. Gie @oli8iIten oraugen u Acn
@irtbibait Elm imO DcrbaFteiee11'. ee1.Atpr
SSubaber. Gr miro bcute NV"
Smith porgefiibrt merOeu.
gl6puucutcn, bic Sen q:2s9@ q2c9tISS,terr IGSer
Gorreipuuoentem" nidJt piiuftl'al .t,,t, ZEN
nuregclmdfia cr6oltsu, iinO nScr
Der Office Snbuu per Seleplp"u
Idlriiilidl Nlitt9ciInng 5n madle"'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18

gIGorncutcn, ole ben rGentiden
GoSrcipunoratcu@ nidjt piinfi!idJ oocr
unre1cImdfia erGaltca, iiuO ae6etCn,
ocr Office o0uea per SclepbOu ooer
ldlriitIidI yliIlIdMng 81 mndlrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18
sir elm GeimaetrSnf.

9as bon Geo. @iintber gcbroute
Bier 1T oo8 bette. GicIe 9eurtbeiIer
bon Bier erflaren, OaB eg irecnO
einem eritflallisen ousldnoildcn
giere gIeidfonnRt. @ero0e Oos Ding
fiji Den Samilien0ebrolth. 5einites
glrona, better @cidmod umo lebr
ndbrfraftig. Girett bon ocr 9raue,
rel oird Die neuclten MaiMineu d6.
Ccfiiat, Doourh abioIute &cinbcii
aeiidcrt iUiro. 2ilte $t.O0. Pbont
@olfe 90. (SyruiiS.fSSiNo.D .DO)
gI6OnncrtCu, bic ben oGCuiiijen Gurres
lpuuOcntcn" uidDt plHiiiin oocr nngcncls
mdGig crb0licn, iinb Gebctcn, her Siicc
bovpn per SeICpbon uorr idjriftlid Ylit-
ibcilnng 81 madcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18

0aB olleS in better @eiie por6ereitet
iei Inn oen 0}itglieoern einige
fr06lihe Stln0eu 5ll 6ereiten. Gin-
loorngen oeS nGeuti6en aricger-
6uuOes4 unO Oes u@ermanio.Guor-
tett Clubs" mur0en on0enomnen.
@rdiioent So6n Slider fii6rte 0en
@oriib unO SefretGr gloam 9lentid-
lcr oa5 @orotofoll.
u9 oltimore 9abernDerein.
Seine bal6monotlirbe @eriamm.
lung bielt geitern g3adnlittog ser
Baltimore 9aDcruuerein~ in ser
ugS6ite @nlIc" an Ser @onf. Str,
no5e Srooowop. 9Sr0iioent 9altba.
jar 9Srell fiibrte Oen @oriiB imO Se-
fretar Gmil @odenfus oos @rotofoll.
glob Grlcoigung Der 9loutinegei6df-
te uurOe Elm neucs @1itglieo, Serr
Geo 8ortb, in Sen &erein oorqc-
icblogen 9IlSoonn purOe 6ci6loiien
an Siternlontog einen 9all 81 Der
anitalteu. @litolieo 9foom Sctrib
wuroe beuuitrogt fir Die OicSid6ri-
gen Somrerieite paiieuoc @IabaeIc-
gen6eiten 81 finOen Gie Ginlo0ung
oeS pGcluiden Srieger6unocs~ mir
De ongenommen uno 6eidloiien, Iit6
5a6lreid an Dem Stite 81 6etbeiligen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-01
ITALY MAKES PROVISION
AGAINST WHEAT FAMINE
Purchases in United States and Ar
gentine Aggregate l9.5OO.OOO
Bushels-Policy Defended

ROME, March l.-Provisons made by
the government to supply Italy with
wheat pending the next harvest were
defended by the minister OF agrlcul-
ture, SiGnor taNaSol;t. III a speech sat
urday before the chamber Of deputies.
He declared special missions represent
ing the military commissariat had made
enormous purchases in the Omitted
states and Argentine, although tn"
largest quantities had been bought III
New York and Chicago.
The total amount contracted Tor
abroad. S:ieuoT FayaSola said, N;4S L.
1no.ohO QuntalS t49.Joo.0n0 hu$hcls).
whicn will lie divided among several of
the largest cities MS distributing sta
tionS. About one-third of the amount
contracted for already has arrived in
Italy.
The minister OF agriculture declared
that in view OF the precautions taken
by the government a wheat famine
Noulu be impossible. because the sup
ply provided for would lac ample to ltS1
until after the Italian harvest.
After the speech of the siencr the
socialists provoked u political test vote
and We're de fcatGd. ia to n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-01
SHIP PURCHASE BILL
CALLED IMPRACTICAL
P. A. S. Franklin, Mercantile Ma
rine Official, Appears Before In
vestigating Committee.

+. A. :. Franklin of New York vie"
president of the International Mercan-
tile Marine. told the Senate ship bill
investigating committee today tn IT he
had informed several senators that the
government purchase bill was imprac-
tical. Mr.. Franklin told the committee
that the Intern ational Mercantile Ma
rine had not spent a cent in propa-
ganda against the bill, but that he had
received letters from Senators Bank
head Burton and Lodge asking for in
formation on the subject. which he
gave
senator Bankhead wrote to me- said
Mr. Franklin, stating that he would
like to confer with me about the bill
J came to Washington last December
and talked to Senator Bankhead ] told
him that, in my opinion, there was
nothing the United States could do to
intelligently deal with the shipping
emergency that existed
Mr.. Franklin told of his suggestion
for government aid to a private shin
ping company, made to Secretary Nc
Adoo and also discussed with Score
tary Garrison and Il number OF demo-
cratic senators in August He read the
plan he then outlined, which proposed
mat the government guarantee bonds
Tor the company, which would pur-
chase or build thirty or forty steamers
for service in the American foreign
trade. :
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TO GET NEW ENGINE.
Police Boat Maj. Sylvester Is to Be
Re-Equipped.

4 contract has been placed by the
District authorities with A. G. Gregory
of this city for a new gasoline engine
to be placed in the small police boat
Major Sylvester. attached to the har-
Dor police precinct. The work of re
moving the old engine, which is Of
twelve horsepower and replacing y
with a domern thirty horsepower high
speed motor will be started in i few
days. 1t is expected the new engine
will give the Major Sylvester d speed
of about twelve miles an hour.
About year ago new hull was
built at the navy yard, on plans pre-
pared by Lieu. Dean of the harbor
precinct and the engine from the old
launch Major Sylvester was nlaced in
the new boat. Wnii" it gave the craft
q speed of about seven miles ;n hour, il
was not satisfactory. and as soon as
funds Tor new engine were availabls
bids for one We're asked aud W"r"
opened last week. The Major Sylr"s-
ter. with her new motive power, is *
pected to he one Of the h:.HdSomeSt
and speediest launches III service Oh
the river about this city.
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HORSE FATALLY INJURED.
Animals Death From Accident Cause
of Police Court Hearing.

Al. accident il which = horse drawing
q mail wagon was given a ride on the
fender of a Georgia avenue car and
so seriously hurt that its death re-
suited, was aired in Police Cocrt Sat
urday Will am H Beach. street car
motorman, appeared IS defendant in Il
case involving Il charge OF colliding,
while Francis ]. White. a mail carrier,
was the prosecuting witness.
1t was in evidence that the horse
had been trained to make ii start when
it heard the noise of the closing of
the mail box. Or the occasion in gues-
ton, February IL, the animal started
from Georgia avenue and Euclid street
at the sound of the closing of the box,
and, il is stated. the accident resulted.
Robert ". Wells appeared for the de-
PENDANT. II vas in evidence that the
car was not going 1T an unusual rate
OF speed when tn" accident happened.
and that the Inotorman did not have
time to bring the car to u stop before
the horse reached tho tracks. The
rlotormalt Was acquitted.
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[ OHMAN'S ASSAILANT
DIES IN THE HOSPITAL
Shots That Broke Newman's Leg
During Pistol Battle With Po-
lice Prove Fatal.

oulS Newman. twenty uine years
old. a former resident of Chicago and
one Of the principals in the pistol bat
tie near 9th and u streets northwest
about O'CLOCK sunday morning, Feb
ruary IA. in which he shot and danger
y wounded Sergt. Harry r. Lehman
of the first police precinct. and in which
he subsequently was shot in the sht
leg by Policeman o. {. clay, died at
Emergency Hospital this morning
about . O'clock.
When Newman reached the hospital
the ing of the shooting his physi-
cal condition was such that surgeons
were unable to perform an operation.
His leg was a.nputated finally as q
last resart to save the patients !. =
Newman, brother of the dead man,
Lake Park avenue. Chicago, was noti-
fled.
Frank Mack and Elsie Griffith. both
colored. no alleged to have con-
spired with Newm: II to rob a stranger,
We're committed To jail in default Of
$1,000" for he ring in Police Court.
Mack. II is charged. threw away Il pis-
toll efore the olice captured him, and
the woman, it is stated, had rope with
moose attachments in her muff when
arrested.
That Policeman Clay acted entirely
IN line of duty and therefore, is eX
onerated,' WAS the conclusion rea ched
by a corontr's jury at an inquest held
at noon.
Witnesses told Of the circumstances
leading up TO the arrest of Newman,
to mis- quick action in shooting Serst.
Lohnan and his attempt TO shoot
Policeman Clay when the latter tried
to arrest him. Had Newman submitted
to arrest. IT was testified, he would not