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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-08
gl1ts bcn1 Gplisciacridlt.

Der Sdneioer Sue 5Hniot, meI-
der ~porael1crn 9lbcllb BON Ser Hplisei
int Nnf Sslano altf Die Nr1flage, 5lpei
Millgc inn @ertfe Don iibcr 500 poll
II. 90. Garltens BON goo. 4t71la @elt
-. Strabe geltoblen SIT 6abell, perbaf=
tct mlroe, lit geitern Morgel1 im 90
Ili5cigcrid)t 5ll 80 Iaael1 GefangniB
pcrltrtheilt mproen. Gr befal1nte it'd
al1f bie slllflagc oes &lcinoiebltabls
ldy1loig.
Der &ellner Charles Ooltllg, mel
d)cr eil1cn lih hier sur &i%onpentipn
Scr sdlr6ballolcr ol,fbaltcnos1 &c
legaten Non1el1s .. 9. Mnrfer NIT
elmer 1Slaidye iiter Sen &opf ihll,g,
ml1roe geiterll Sll 30 Saaen Gefong=
nib perllrtbeilt. Dpltng erflarte, bon
Barter nus orci allocrel1 @aitel1 &C.
rcist woroen 5lt iein.
@e1rp Sores, ein 22jahriger
Singing aus Tcs Moines, ipcIdler
mege1t Iu1nfcnbeit oerfmftet morocr
NOR, mltroe SIT Is Sngclt @efal19riB
perllrtbeilt. Sic 5trafe mltroe alli
SSsp11es Geriprednn Sic Staot 5l1 Der
iltsrenoirt. No11es erflartc,
nad bier gefonm1cn Sll iril1. Inn cine
miiroige NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mit5l1=
madden.
@iaiam Mc6nrlal1o m1roc aueeen
Irlrnfell]eit SIT fiinf Sagcl1 @cfal1g=
nib peralrt6eilt.
Treo Ialfabcr lp1lrSe seltcr1 Mor=
gen meaen &orpcruerlctalna sll elmer
bon $40 ulo in sic &oitct
oes Gerfabrens rerllrtbeilt lmo ieine
tSrolt 51 So l1llo IN Sic &olten. Ias
gl1epaar mar 6eidlul0iat, @er1rp Sci
life ~perpriiaelt SIT boben. IS mar
onrh gImpalt @enrp I6l1cncl1 pertre=
fen, mabreno Ser &la9er ollrdJ Mll-
IpaIt q. @. @amalll pcrtreten NOR.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-08

81. 9afer, 3abnar3t @Gitofer
Building. (gna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-08
NfprS lit Clinton.

Ger 40iabrige 9. q. @omlall0 bon
Sterling, 81, mllr0e gelterlt gegen
Wittag in Ser geabe oes alten .Nouno
@ol1le" Ser 9tortbmeit terri at Clinton
.erl1loroet. Seine 2eidc anllroe fl1r5e
3eit borollf entoedt. @omlano's
;Sd)aoeloede NOR INIT enter eiierne1t
.Stange, Die i1t l1nmittelbarer 9eabe
ocs I6atortes geil1lloe1 %lpl1roe, SER
triimmert.
Der Moro ereianete iid MN cine
flr5e Strecfe bon Dem @eidaftsstbeil
Ser 5tabt. 6onplano lpltroe bl1rd) eli
11e1 III lei1em gelit bcfilloliden 8rief
ibentifi5irt. S1l ieinen Goldell mltr=
ben $1.3O gefu11oen. @oaplano batte
am Sorllatel10 sterling perlallen
lt1t0 iid nod Clinton begeben, natb=
0en1 er lci1e Stele ais 3emertarbei=
ter ~nerloren butte.
Surge 3eit nad Ser gntSedllng
Ser 2eide mrroel1 Sobn Goonep l1no
@. 8eatberforo perboftet, ols 0ie
I'M @eariff itmnoeuL iiber 0ie
nod Sutton, ST., SIT geben.
@eioe11 ba6ell lid leit elmer @od)e
in Clinton altfgebaltel1 uro ibrelt
Sebensllnterbalt 0urd @ettel1t al1f
oen StrnBcn peroient. Gin Monn
Glarfe erflarte Ser 4nli5ei,
ct bo6e geltern MAorgen 5pei Man=
ner, Bic NIT ben @crbafteten groBe
s(ebnlidfcit batter, oltf Ser Nlatform
oes 9sortbmelterl1 @abnbofs geleben.
Soften @olplano o~r1aehetteIt, bpd)
bette 2etterer ibneln nid)ts gegeben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-08
@nroc fat crblitt.

Scr III go. 927 Melt q. 5trabe
.lpobnenoe Scrnloml Geters molltc &C.
tern %9todJalittag mabreno oes be1ti=
gen @erpitters Sos eleftriide 2id)t in
Dem @etrieb Ser gurr Iairp Cont
pol1p olporcfen. &al,n battc ct Sen
9teglrlirlutgsGabn ongefoBt, ols er eli
llell llorfen Sdlog bon 44O Golts
Gleftrl5ltat erlitt.
Gle NnpelenOen morer1 Ser 9(n=
lld]t, Dob Hcters erltlogcn mpr0en
1eL Oa CT fcin 2e6ens3eiden bon lid)
Sob. Sic bclladridtigten Oaber Sen
Coroner Ir. Sobn 3. GanttpeQ.
&llr3e Bet 0arauf aber fnnl Neters
%alllndblld) mieOer all li6. gr bat lid
ldlinme gronOlulunoen an ser linfen
9allo 3u9c5ogcn lll0 ml,Bte li1 in
or5tllde 9eDanOllu1a begebel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-08
@csriifnng scr Irci6citssludc.
Saltlertoe tpl1 Dapcuportera1 llabn1en
tic alti Dem @abnboi i'll Nlgell=
idlcill.

Die 6reibeitsslpde, allf SEM @eae
bon Nbiluoelpbia nod Scr 8cltous,
ltellurg in Sum 6rancisco, lpl1rOe &C.
tern Mitfag fur5 rod 5lpolf llbr alli
Dem Hpd Sslal1o gabllhof bon bic
len Gal,lel1Sen poll Iu~penporterl1
ltlb 9eipobl1ern bcladlbarter Srt-
ldmften aller Decentralization bc-
gritBt. G~prlid)tigen Sdpatrn1gen 1lad)
lollen 10000 Gerionen berbeiac=
front lein, bonn flcinel @iube IBIS
sum acbeugten @rciie. Ter bic @(nfe
l%beforoernbe 3ltN liei lln1 1.01 l15r
bier eill.
gi5e=Gpltpernellr V. 9. &aroing
NOR NIT bier Mitglieoern oes Stahes
toeS @ol1pernel,rs @larfc bier 5ltr @e-
grilBlng Der @lofe eillactroffen. Sic
bier WitaIieoer oes Stabes marcll:
S6erlt 8. 6. Spr ron Whuscatine,
Sberlt 9. %. Nil1aport1 bon Ies
Moines, Sberlt MiIo &ar0 bon Ics
M.pines ltlo Gberlt s. 6. 2oper BON
Ges Mpil1es.
Cine a%elpaltiac l1ad) Salllcnoen
5ablelEe Menae martetc allf Die N1=
fllnft Oes Spe5ial5u1es, lno oils Sic
Ter enolid) eintrat NOR Die Belt SIT
tltr5 6cnlellcn, I'M olcl Sbaulltlti=
gen @clegen6eit sur 9tiidtigltng Scr
.@lpfe slt.9e6elt. Ins hattc eill paar
stlllllen lit Mnlprlld) genomlelt. 80.
Oeitalie0er Ser 8atterie %" ms $50
"li5iltcn eatter alle 0Gl1oc u%pllaltf slt
tfutlr, I'M sic geuaJti9e Mcnae in
Sronltng 81 baltel1.
@leid) nod ser slufl1nit oes 3ltges
mllr0e Oie gslcllidaft aus N5ilaoel=
pbia, melhe Die Trcibeitsglode be-
bon einem aonlite Ser slloer=
men lunter 6iihrlu1a ocs 9iirgermei-
tiers Wh1eller loiuie bon gi5ego1tner-
neltr @aroing nn0 nlchreren altgele-
be1len @iirgerl1 begriiBt. Sllnberte
bon So1toenir99iidleil mltroen per-
Mah einem Ml1ientbolt bon
p Mimlten apuroe oie Geile nod
SSpsum Gitp fortgeiett. Beltern Mbeno
Scr Spe5ial5lta NIT Ser 5rei=
beitsglocfc in 9es Mnil1es ei1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-08
Sabrcsfpnycutiolt
Ser sdubbd,doler Ses 5taates Soma.

W1tt einem gl0n5enoer 9ol1fett inn
sHunfettlaule bes neuen @ladbapf
@ofcls fam gelterlr N6eno Ser 5peite
Tag Der 5. Sabresfonpantion Ser
Soma State S6oe Nealers 9liloeia=
ton 5lrm 9[bj1lllB.
SIS apnr0e 'etr1 por5mglid)es Menlt
|erpirt. Mebrere bl1noert Terlonen
1a6lnell ar Dem 9allfctt tbeil. Yrd=
lioel1t @. q. Moll fam leiller Muf=
aabe OILS SouItmeiiter in ihneioiger
.@eile nod. Sonln1tlihe glmnn1ern
toes 4rograrrnms 1pllroen NIT groBpn1
9eifaa alfgenomnlen.
Ser 8prmittog 91tno Madmittag
'Oes geltrigen Cages aporerl @eld)afts=
iibungen nno 6acbportragel1 gelpio=
met. SEER s. s. @eBna, Mn5eigen=
@eibaftsfiibrer fin, SOS @cldGft bon
Sorneo uno Don Mol1r, bielt geItern
M}orgel, eil1en Gortrag Dor Ser Scott
.Dention ii6er Dos G6cma u@ieniel
loltc iiir Meflolne allsgegeben aper=
Sen a1lrO ipie iollte es a~usgegebell
meroel1." ST. iiibrte. inter onoercn1
Gus, SOB fir ben &etail Nn5eiger
Bic Iages5eitu1rgen. ul15lpeifelbaft bas
bette Neflanenlittel bilOetcn. Cine
5Sirma nit einem 0nr6ldnittlidel1
@eidaftsum1ab iolte brei 3ro3ent
Der @eiammteimnabt1ren fit &eflame
ausge6en. SSt1 mathcn 1ailen miir=
ben bis SIT 10 Ero5ent oltsgegeben,
mubren0 in anoeren 5dllen mie0erud1
ifallm | 9ro5ent fir @n5eigen oer=
a1lsgdbt miir0en.
lleber @erfaufsfllnlt iprah @crr
Sen 81. 8arhnmallFpon 9es Moines,
Sill -Sdriftlater bon ulbe Mer-
6ants Grade sSorrnal."
Sefretar Aebe CAB geltern sic fol-
gelloer &omites fir Sic &%onbentio1t
befalu1t:
Manoote - CHARLES Stuff, Iopen=
port; S. S. Sil9er, Santburg; @il=
llam S1rgol0, Wiarlbautolpn.
8ermaltllng s. As. Stubler,
MonticeQo; s. 6, Mn0erion, 6air-
fieQ0; s. g. Milcr, Sefferion.
Domination ~ S. 8. @illon, $50
l9i1lgton; SoD1 SSrelam0, 5airiieIb;
Nrel Heterlo1l, &c0 Saf.
MeIol11tionen 800 SO. S. Stepart,
Soc 2inroges, 5iour @itp; s. S.
Dpepfe, Mc1leD.
Mit elmer Iampferfabrt nod
Mltscatine, ser @abl Der ndditen
@onbcntionsitaot uno ser Yenmter
fir 6aS la1tfelroc SaDr miro sic Soon.
pe11tion bellte ibren N6id)lllB errei.
den.
- 2oras Council $50. 532 ser So.
llmbnsrittcr 6eldlpB in leiner Dor.
geiterl1 96en0 abgebaltenen regelmtl
lBigcn geriumntlllng III ser Si6crnic
&alle, am 0ienstag, bet 20. Sllli
eilren Nusflrg altf bem 9umpfel
Sidney" 51t beranitaltcn. slac Wit
.glieOer l1rr0 beren Damen li1lo mill
.fonnlen.
>~-.eIs VAr 10 S.aN fT(s >. 49,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-08
2as 6pfer ppn saidcnSicben.

@err Monroe gbi bon iii Mod
Ssla1ro straBe mel0ete geltern gead)=
mittag ser Eoli5ei, BOB er allf ben1
gabnbof Ser God Sslal1o @ubn So
lfelloiebe1 in Die @arae gefauel1 lei.
Die 5aldenoiebe batten i'm INN $71
erleid)tert. SEER gbi mor 11nd) Sem
tgabltbof Der Rof Sslano gegangen,
Inn ltd Die 6rci6eitsglofe m5lllebel,.
Cine geidrei6llng 0es ober Ser Gang
finger pern1od)te er ridt SIT geben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-08
A4rrlri tiir's 9ans.

ob ell toter Slid frifd 1T, fdat man
der 9%ausfrau fhner. Gs gelten fir
fri1de 5il4e fplgenoe Mertmale, Die
man itets beim Gauf bead)ten 1pu=
te: JluBz ltnO Snlanbieeftide iinb
frtI9, 10 lange Nugen unb 9@uppen
gldn5enb eriheinen, Die &ielaen Gin
iebhaftes Mot unb eiren fril@en
5il9geru@ baben. Sci 5nl51ecfiz
laen 1T e%benfals Die Sarbe Der Size
men mabsebeno. Sc rDter Die SIZE
men unb ie ipeiber unb feiter bas
Sleiib, oeito frifAer 1T Der Std,
Globes TIei9 iou ME lanser
auf 9ol3brettern liegen blsiben, bn
bteie, 'ebe1lo pie ous Woi1sr, baS
Jleifd %auslaugeu. Da au9 Oass
5al5 benz Slei1d Diel 9aft ent3ieDt,
10 1ol5e man bos Jleti6 nidt gu
lange bDr Dem Mufieten.
g d ang ebronnter
8raten tarn bllrh folgenbss 8erz
fabren mob ebbar gelnadt lperoeln:
Die Dsrbrannte &ruite 1T ab5ufdneiz
ben, Oann tptrb Der 8roten nit IL
@unrt todenoem Wai1er ollf bas
JSeuer gebradt un0 einige M1irntteu
uuf beioen- 9eiten getodt. 9ieraat
ipirb Oas WaIer absego{ien mn nod)
etnmol to9enDes Mai1er oufgefiillt.
Wah me1iden Wlifn1ten ipirD Das
Jlleif9 beraussenommen llto rinssrm
nit fri19er Butter pber Set be-
ltriden, Damn mirb es in brauner
Butter pber 5ett unter fleibigem 8e=
gieBen gebraten. @tatt bes Ma6ers
miro Sletf9briibe aus Mirfeln poer
grtratt nad6gegpNen. Der uperunz
gliidte" 8raten 1T auf biele Nrt ge=
rettet.
Bleden i'm @eiidt, SOL
genoes Mittel bepdbrt 1iG: Wsml
perretbt 100 @ramm Np1enpal1er nit.
2 @ramm pulperiiiertem Ben5oebara
Qebteres cine 5dbe MaHe.) Die fletz.
tigen @teuen nerben tiidtig oamit
eingerieben. Man bat ober Safe.
po bteie 5leden, beionbers ipenn Fet
5unehmen, auf ein NerDenleioen Oeuz
ten, oann niiBen ale duBsrliden Mitz
tel ni9ts.
Mdbmai9inen reinilet.
man babur9, bob man mittels eli
neg ptniets ober elmer 5eber Benz
ain in bic Glider trdufelt, Die gum
Delen Der Ma1dine be1timmi 1inb,
bic 5eile nit einem 2appen reins:
mi}dt ltnb bic Mo1htne pie gez.
pDbnli9 einDlt.
9ie aus gebrudten ST.,
trpnen, berer Soft NON i'm
Snusbalte .Derbrau@t, linb nod gu.
Der1@iebenen 3tpeden 81 pertpenben.
go nerben 3. g. Sie ldmuBtgen
6erbplatten unb plattentiiren. Gle
@Dben %eiferner &p9qe19irre faft
miibelos fouber unb blant, ipenn
man lie, bebor man lie nit benz.
gebrGu6liben pubmittel, benz
@9mirgelpapier abpubt, init elmer
o,lsgebrudten 3itrone abserieben bat.
Mu6 @egenitanbe aus aupfer unb
Me11ing lperben, bamit obgerieben,
blibblanf. Sci S%erbplatten urp
gasberben empfieblt es 1td, iie nod
Dem Blnnfpuben nit 3itronen1aft
nit elmer 6ped16parte leidt gu
iiberftret6en, bamit bas 8erfpriBen
pon Ma11er pDer 1onitieen 5liii1igz
tetten nibt 10 leidt Rpitflede ouf
benz @ifen er5eugen fann.
g @nabenz unb Ruffens
I'd fer gu %fangen. Mon berz
biint Elm bobes @las auben nit
einem su6e, I'M ben Sieren bag
gmportlettern gu erleibtern, unb
flint basielbe Bis our Sdffte nit
fuBem MnTer unb geriebenen &nrz
toffeln. Die Snfetten fallen In
Bic Sliiiiigteit, aug Ter tie tpessr.
Der @latte beg @la1es ben Miidiptg
! ni4t mehr antretel t0nnen..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-08
gQominiltrationsbriefe pltr0e

Mminiltrationsbrieie mltroen
gelterll OIL s. 8. @ontlpea, 5cln=
mcntspollitrefer Der Na6lolleni6oft
Don Charles @eld m1sgetelIt. 9}e-
alfT Stteien lit Anapolt ser s(1gele-
gen6eit.
3urdJ Sic itaotlide Slid 1t11o
@ilSabtbeilllng iirrb mdbreno Ser
lebten @od)en iammtlid)e Gei1e in
Scott County, apelde nab bctn W1ii=
a6fliebel1, NIT S1lag11ebell
moroen. slae Slide aus
Den Ieiden mltr0en inn Sll1lie inter
gebradt. Sn Scott Golrntp mlroe
bie'c Nrbeit inter Ser 2eitlulg beS
Silfs=0arben Sranf @. &laller be
lorgt.
Ser Goli3ei tpuroe geltern
Morgen eil1 gillbrlld) in ioas 9ager=
ballS Ser g. q. W}cIfulrus Company
an Ser 5. ur0 6arllam straBc ge-
mel0et. @Qbrcno ser Nod)t apl1roe11
5lpci Saf 3lufer aus bem Ylabe ge=
ltoblcn. @eiterl1 Worgen murben
@cl @arD l1no Sobl1 Glarf ibei oe1l
Gerl ld], 5lpei 5af 3llder 5l1 perfmr,=
len, per6aitet. Sic mei9erten iid arl=
3l1gebclr, apobcr lie sen 3ucfer battel1
llno mllroen p%orl6l1fig auf flint Ga
sc irs @eidl1gnib geld]icft, bis oie
Al%lgelegenbeit poaig unteriudt NOR,
Sen lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-08
Sn fritiid)cnn 3aitanS.

IS. $. Ieters bon 9eo. 413 @eIt
3. StraBe, elmer ser gcrlcbten BON
Dem l(nfoa i'm grpolitio1sparf am
letten Montog NadmittaA licot int
ct. gltbonp's Soipitol in fritiidpenr
3nltano barnieOer, mic inns beute
W'praell bon Oeln Soipital nlitgctbeilt
lpllroe. Sic iibri9en Gcrlebtcn liuo
allf Dem @egc Ser @eIieru1lg.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-08

Ser 9el,ti6enboB ser 9uliirten<
8relle lit 6egrcifli1 Die 9e,ttiben
|befiimmern li6 ipeber Inn Die 8prars<
@|iagungen Der grperten bpr, bier, ttod)
nm Sic Sabelberi1te Der aorrelpon<
Denten bon brii6en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-08
Watch Your Children

Often children do not3l let parents know
they are constipated. They fear some-
thing distasteful. They will like Rexall
Orderlies-a mild laxative that tastes
like sugar. Sold only by us, 10 cents.
Carl e. schIsssI.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-08
RexaN Dyspepsia

will relieve your indigestion. Many
people in this town have used them
md we have yet to hear of q case where
they have failed. We know the for
mula. Sold only by us-25c q boz.
Carl e. sehIspsI.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-05
late war news SUMMARY
Continued From FIRST Pns.

Continued From First Page.
goes and will return to the United
States in ballast.
Although the assault of the allied
feet on the Dardanelles is continuing
there is such confusion Of reports that
1t is impossible to gain clear idea of
what has been accomplished. The Turk
ish authorities admit that some damage
has been done to the outer forts but
state that the defenses on which main
reliance is placed are still intact. From
British sources it is reported that the
allied feet has penetrated well into the
straits and that the inner Notifications
have been damaged badly.
On land important battles are in
progress in the Champagne region of
France, in Northern Poland and in Ga.
hcia. No significant changes in these
encounters, however, are announced.
While the Anglo French feet is strik-
ing at the Dardanelles, the Russian
Black Sea feet will attack the ap-
proaches to Constantinople from the
east according to unofficial advices
from Bucharest. The Russian feet is
said to be off the Bulgarian coast
steaming toward the Bosporus.
The official German report of to-day
says that the French left more than
1000 dead before the German entangle-
ment as a result Of one of several at
tacks made yesterday along the west
ern front. In the eastern campaign
Russian offensive continues without
definite result.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-05
PUPIL Gains 80 POUNDS
Report Of Splendid Work in Lochie!
Open Air School Sent to
Board of Directors

Remarkable work i'll building up the
little boys and girls attending school in
tne Loehiel building is shown in the
report of that school which will be sent
10 the Harrisburg School Board this
evening by Miss Mary NJ. Snyder, the
teacher.
the report goes into detail the gain
in weight by each pupil, showing the
average gain for girls in the period
from September to February to be five
and one-half pounds and for boys five
and one-third pounds. One girl in the
school has gained thirty pounds in three
years and another has gained ten in
half year. The result of the work
OF the school, according to School Board
officials. .iustifes it.
Miss Snyder has been very success
full at the school and reports excellent
mental as well as physical gains in the
pupils. \ play room has been opened in
the building and the pupils are taught
callsthenics TO the tune of Victrola
which was added to the equipment of
the school at Christmas time. The DAYS
have been divided into play periods and
study periods and two meals are served
to the pupils each day.
The menus are repeated only every
four weeks so that the children do not
grow tired OF the same thing day after
day. The average cost of food per day
per pufil-two meals a days five
and one-half cents. The lowest tempera
ture in the room during the winter was
thirty degrees, the average temperature
being forty-one degrees. There are
thirty-five pupils in the room.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-05
SURVIVORS OF. PROcRESO /
Reach VERA CRUZ To-Day
Now Believed That Thirty Men Lost
Their Lives When Mexican Gun
boat Was Blown Up on Port in
Yucatah &.
By Associated Press.

Vera Cruz, Mex, March 5.-Tues-
day, March 2, by way of New Orleans,
March 5.-The Ward Line steamer
Morro Castle came into Vera Cruz to-
day having on board the survivors of
the Mexican gunboat Proereso which
was blown up February 2S off the port
of Progreso, Yucatan. The. survivors
number between 120 and 1870 and it is
believed that about 80 men lost their
lives. t
The Ward Line tug Auxiliar arrived
at Progreso the day before the, Morro
Castle came into port and she immedi.
ately was seized by the gdnboat. A
Mexican crew was placed On board her.
The explosion on the Progreso took
place on Sunday. 1t seems that the ex-
plosive was brought on board concealed
in barrel of rice. The Auxiliar was
made use of to bring the wounded from
the PrOgreso to the beach, after which
she was abandoned. There evidently
was an uprising in the port of Pro-
greso, for the Auxiliar was seizel by
body of Yucatans. As the Morro
Castle drew into Progreso harbor the
Auxiliar, freighted with wounded from
the Progreso, went out and the trans
fer of the wounded men was made.
The Morro Castle than started on
her voyage to Vera Cruz. No sooner
had she left the port than the Auxiliar
signalled her to stop. This the MorlO
Castle declined to do. She had on
board 100000 rounds of ammunition
for the government of General Carran-
"a. The Auxiliar started to pursue her
but the superior speed of the Morro
Castle soon put her out of reach. Moth.
ing is known as to what became of the
crew of the Auxihar.
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CITY PAYING FOR Dirt TO
COMPANY Giving IT FREE
Continued From First Page.


McCormieks referred a reporter, when
questioned this morning not only said
that the McCormicks are getting about
10000 cubic yards of clean earth fill
for the PaxtonDock street plot free
of cost, but also that the contractors
are hauling it and have agred to grade
the fill "just as we wanted it, with
out cent of expense to the estate.
1--WE were given to understand that
the contractors had no place to throw
the dirt, " said Mr.. Martin, "and when
they came to us and asked for permis
sion to dump lit on our ground, down
there at Dock Street, we, of course, con-
sented, with the understanding that
they grade it as we would have it.
No, we will not pay anything for
it, he continued cit is a short haul
from the place where the contractors
are grading and they were glad to put
it there free of cost.
Originally we were given to under
stand that there would be something
like $4,000 cubic yards available. but
you know the City obtained some of
the earth for Front street and it will
not amount to quite that much now.
The ground originally was low and we
naturally would not refuse to ACCEPT
the dirt as present."
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Cleaning and Dyeing Works

The Twentieth Century Cleaning and
Dyeing Works, recently opened at 225
Market street, second floor, is we'll
equipped to give satisfactory service.
Suits are pressed while you wait, and
special attention is given to cleaning,
dyeing and pressing and repairing la
dies and gentlemen clothing. The
new establishment is under the able
management of Sam Addlestein, who
was formerly connected with the Chem
ieal Cleaning and Dyeing Works. He
was also manager for the American
Watch and Diamond Co. and has been
connected with other well-known bust
ness firms in this city He is well
known and has host of friends, who
predict that his new enterprise will be
q success.
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corener Declares Woman a Suicide

New Haven, Conn.,, March 5.-The
autopsy upon the body of Lillian May
Cook, the 1S-year-old Brooklyn Stenog-
rapher, whose dead body was found in
West Rock Park here yesterday, was
has 'Jclared that Miss Cook, for whom
the police of three States had searched
for a week, committed suicide. The
autopsy was ordered for the purpose
of determining her physical condition
at the time she went to the lonely
mountainous park and sent bullet into
her heart.
Miss Cooks employer, Virginius J.
Mayo, who as head of the Mayo Radi-
ator Company, resided here with his
wife, supported in house in Brook
lyn woman who formerly occupied
the position held by Miss Cook at the
time of her death, announced to-day
that he was through with the case
He said that in offering a reward for
information concerning the whereabouts
of Miss Cook he had been prompted
by desire to aid her family.
Coroner Mix said to-day that as the
result of report made to him by his
physicians he believed there were
Sufficient indications to warrant pro-
longing the examination beyond the
mere tracing of the course of the bull
let and establishing the cause of
DEATH
The Coroner said that he expected
to receive complete report from the
physicians who performed an autopsy
upon the body of the young woman
later in the day.
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PARENT-TEACHERS MEET
Program of Music and Recitations Rem
dered in Maclay Building

At meeting of the Parent.Teach-
ers' Association of the Maclay street
school, Fourth and PETER streets, last
night the following program was rem
dered:
Piano solo, Miss Catherine Lehman !;
vocal solo, ga Lullaby" Miss Hoover;
piano solo, Miss Culp; address, "'The
Home" the Rev. Harvey Klaer, pastor
of Covenant Presbyterian church; vocal
duet, Misses Kathleen and Charlotte
Clouser; recitation, ga Japanese
Christmas Story" Miss Seglebaum; pi-
ano solo, Miss Alithlen Fries; address,
Value of School Work." Professor G.
H. Goetz recitation, ''The Peach
Pie" Miss Ruth Hines; address,
"Reward of Application" Professor
J. j. Brehm.
Following the rendition of the pro-
gram refreshments were served to the
seventy parents who attended.