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Middletown transcript., 1915-11-20
ANCONA CHARGES
DENIED BY AUSTRIA
Declares Submarine Did Not
Fire Upon LifebOats.
As MINUTES TO LEAVE
Washington Still WlthhoIds Details.
UneasIness Over Steamers De-
struetlon Continues In
Official Circles.

Berlin.-The Austro-Hungarian Ad-
miralty officially announced that the
Italian steamship Ancona attempted to
escape at full speed after a warning
shot had been fred across her bow,
and that the vessel only stopped after
being shelled several times by an
Austrian submarine.
Given IS Minutes To Leave.
The submarine commander, it is fur
ther asserted, allowed the Ancona's
passengers and crew As minutes to
abandon ship, after which the vessel
was torpedoed, sinking three-quarters
Of an hour later. The report that the
submarine fred on the lifeboats is
denied.
The statement issued by the Austro-
Hungarian Admiralty, after declaring
that the foreign press had spread false
rumors regarding the Ancona incident,
says the sinking took place as follows
"The submarine fred one shot in
front of the Ancona's PROV, whereupon
the steamer fed at full speed, In &C.
cordance with the order issued by the
Italian authorities, which instructs
ship commanders to flee or to sink the
submarine. The submarine pursued
the steamer and continued firing, but
the vessel stopped only after being hit
several times.
Says, Crew Took Boats.
"The submarine allowed As minutes
for the passengers and crew to aban.
don the steamer, on board of which
panic reigned, but only a small mum.
ber of boats were lowered and these
were occupied principally by the crew
"A great number of boats, probably
sufficient to save all the passengers,
remained unoccupied.
"After a period of so minutes, and
as another steamer was approaching
+, the submarine submerged and tor.
pedoed the Ancona, which sank after
an additional As minutes.
'Tf any Of the passengers lost their
lives this was due to the fault of the
crew, because the steamer tried to
escape after it had received orders to
stop, and then the crew saved only
themselves and not the passengers.
Reports published in the foreign
press that the submarine fred on the
Anconas lifeboats are mendacious in.
ventions. When the steamer stopped
the submarine ceased firing"
Middletown transcript., 1915-11-20

The farm of the late John H. Rohrer.
Smithsburg, was sold for $500, or
$40 per acre.
Middletown transcript., 1915-11-20
HAITI APPROVES TREATY.
American PrOteetorate Over Country
Adopted, 2e To 7.

Washington.-President Wilson was
informed by Secretary of State Ian
sing that the proposed treaty between
the United States and Haiti was ap-
proved by the Senate at Port au
Prince. The vote was 26 to 7. The
treaty provides for the establishment
of an American protectorate over the
country. 1t will now be submitted to
the coming Congress here for approval
Middletown transcript., 1915-11-20
AosPITAL sHIp MoT MIsusED.
British Admiralty Denies German Inti-
nation.

nation.
London.-The Admiralty gave out
the following official statement. "a
German wireless dispatch on Novem-
Der IL intimated that British hospital
ships were being used to convey
roops, munitions and other war ma
'erial. This is absolutely false.
British hospital ships always have been
and always will be used in acceptance
with conditions prescribed by the
Geneva convention
Middletown transcript., 1915-11-20
NO PARCEL POST TO rEuToNs.
Service To Germany and Austrla-Eiun.
gary Suspended.

Washington.-Announcement Of the
suspension of parcel post mail to Ger
many and Austria-Hungary was made
by the Postofice Department The
reason ascribed is that the steamship
companies refuse to accept it. Post
masters throughout the country have
been instructed to refuse to accept
parcel post destined to these coun-
tries.
Middletown transcript., 1915-11-20
PELLAeRA CURE FOUND.
Discovery OF Cause and Remedy An.
nounced BY Federal Service.

Washington. = Discovery of the
cause of and cure for pellagra was an
nounced formally by the Public Health
Service. The announcement follows
the recent publication of a report by
Surgeon Joseph Goldberger on a year
Of experiments in cooperating with
Southern state health officials, demon
strating the correctness of the theory
that one-sided diet lacking in proteids
would cause the disease and that a
well-balanced diet would cure it,
Middletown transcript., 1915-11-20

Found guilty of setting fire to the
barn of James Smith, near Pearl, sew
eral months ago, Sherman Orem, IS
years old, was sentenced to serve a
term Of four years in the Maryland
Penitentiary.
Middletown transcript., 1915-11-20
wAsHINeroNIAN A GENERAL.
Or. Philip Newton Surgeon az Russian
Army Corps.

Petrograd, via London.-Dr. Philip
Newton, of Washington, who came to
Russia in charge of a Red Cross unit
has been appointed surgeon Of the
Russian Sixth Army Corps. with the
rank of general
Middletown transcript., 1915-11-20
Path 70 Woman,s Iowa.

OF all the paths leading to q won.
ans love. PHYS the straightest.-
Beaumont and Fletcher.
Middletown transcript., 1915-11-20

The suit of the Merrill-Ruckgaber-
Company, Of New York. contractors,
who built the Evitts Creek water sys-.
tenn for Cumberland, for $4,000 alleged
% have been due on contract, was de-
eided by Judge Henderson Saturday
in favor Of the city. The Court ruled,
that the contractors could not obtain
the balance until James H. Fuertes,
'hesengineer in charge of the work for
the city, had examined and certified
he work
Middletown transcript., 1915-11-20
optImIstIc Thouaht.

That which Is great q not aIwayn
iandable. hufA Awhafe q iaudabla
Islast
Middletown transcript., 1915-11-20

Tennis and football are popular in
Reking
Middletown transcript., 1915-11-20

Miss Florence Trail, president of the
Just Government League Of Frederick
County, has been appointed delegate
to the National American Woman Suf-
frage Convention to be held in Wash
ington from December IA to 19.
Middletown transcript., 1915-11-20

Transvaal coal is being tested by
Egyptian railways.
Middletown transcript., 1915-11-20

The new Calvary Methodist Episco-
pal Church South, Ridgeley, was re-
opened for worship Sunday. The ser
mon was delivered by the Rev. G. D.
White, presiding elder of Roanoke dis
trict. The Rev. J. M. York, pastor of
Central Church, and the Rev. Harry
V. Wheeler, pastor of Trinity Church.
Cumberland, with their congregations,
attended the services, as did members
of Chosen Friends Lodge Of Odd Eel
lows.
Middletown transcript., 1915-11-20
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Peking is rigidly regulating auto
mobiles.
Middletown transcript., 1915-11-20

Suit was filed at Hagerstown Satur-
day by the New York and Hagerstown
Metal Stamping Company against the
Pacific Coast Stamping Company for
$10,110 for materials furnished and
work done for the defendant, which is
a California corporation.
Middletown transcript., 1915-11-20

The carcass of a horse yields 45o
pounds of meat.
Middletown transcript., 1915-11-20

Lawrence, 6-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Laupert, Green's Addi-
ton, near Westernport, while playing
with can that contains 10 pounds Of
powder in the. kitchen at his home
caused an explosion which did $1,000.
damage to the house and injured the
boy so badly that he may die. The,
lower floors of the house were COM
pletely wrecked.
Middletown transcript., 1915-11-20

The fourth annual corn contest Of
Mount Airy High School, in which alT
high school and public school boys and
girls of Frederick county are eligible,
will be held at Mount Airy on Novem-
Der "a. ]. E. Metzer, Of the Maryland
Agricultural College, will be the judge
Middletown transcript., 1915-11-20

The Court of Appeals, in an opinion
written by Chief Judge Boyd, upholds.
the sentence imposed upon Edward j.
Simond, who was convicted of con
spiracv to defraud by padding the
registration list of voters in the First
precinct of the Third district of Anne
Arundel county. Simond was SEN
fenced to one year in jail by the lower
court.
Middletown transcript., 1915-11-20

An Englishman has invented a fly,
killing instrument that works with a
trigger and resembles pistol
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
,Oanlferen"
Gns6aa ben 20. December 1915.
Blair, Rsbr.

) @aar gforges 0e0e Ell al De
RIore Dauife Der / 9Den - 0ars.
Soul Sgreuien. SUN bleo fsrit al.
OorIia ipJ 5uleaiten, men bun 5aO-
De DGret ioag / Here aar.
Mrs 2lne 0tarie Sgrenien, +
6anIen, par got i Ernm. genOip5-
fel, Danmarf. Den 10. glai 1916,
bIeo altiaa liot oOer 70 aor gam.
mel GUN bar 0s6t Og fonfirmeret /
9anmarf % i 1879 inotraaote bun
Der / 9@gteifab me6 Sr. 9ouI 81
renIen. 5 1888 fom De til amerifa,
til @aTbington 60, Rebr., bDor De
bar boet belle Gi0en iioen ON END
forifeIlige Steoer. 5 oeres 9@gte.
ffab fe0tes Dem A 9grn, 2 / Dan.
mari oe 2 Der | amerifa. On Cat
ten. Rrs. u. 5anien, aennarO, %.
be 1911 De andre ire 9srn oe Man.
ben %oDerleper Nirs. Sgrenien.
9egraoeIien er beitemt til / Nor.
gen RG. IL fra Siemmet og aI.
II, 20 fra Dor oanif-Iutb. 9irfe. Dor
snmpnti mes Be isrgenoel
Opmerfiombeoen benleoes Der.
Deo paa no9le @fstramgoer / Dor
airfe j oenue uge Oe / belle neite
uge.
9t1taarsaften SuIetrafeit fur De
unee / airfens Rrppt, beepnoen0e
81. 7,30.
g~tptaarsOag 8uOstieneite meO III.
teraang 5ormiooag al. 1920, Sfrif.
ten1anl ser. 10.
SgnOag aften, 2. San, begDnoeg
Der 9snneuge; gsnnemBoer boloes
iaa sennem l1een, oil Sub, meo
nnotagelie Of 2er0ng aften. 5or.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
uOen steOets greit bar grelterne

uoen SteOets 9reit bar graiterne:
.. 3. Big, u. y. Gang, 8. u.
9aurien, 3. Neneers % Danife.
rens He0aftgr lopet at inoleOe bper
i'm Aften. 5friftafinittet. Der aetes
Iagt til @runo for oisie 0teOer, er
geapuoelien al Seiu 9iergpreOifen,
oSalisprisningerne" % inotil Is.
gerg, @attb. 3 Sap. 9ae baaOe un.
&c og gamle i~nobDOes 5ierteIieit til
oisie gteoer.
Onsoag @itermiOoag i iiOite
uae %peteoie0es 0fiis Chime auOrea-
zen til DIR. 9auI aempefe al aeu-
naro / gruoens Siem Der tet oeo
gpen. Run begges nermeite SI9gt-
hinge % Ell enfelt 8eninoe al 9rn.
ben par grDllupsg9iter. gielien no.
fgrtes efter anmoOniug al Bait. u.
u. AnOerien, iom / iaa mango Aar
bar Upret 3amiliens Brett. De ny
aiite er boiat / aennaro. Bore 6eoitc
gnifer ON Ct Iofteligt % OeIiiguei
2egteifabsliol
Sulen ieireOes Der pau iGo.
oanlig @aooe. SGrIia boIot Ssn.
6agsifolen en- ifsn Suletr9ieit Sen.
Dag aften q. SuIeoa8), boOr e
goot Grogram uOf6rtes Al 5snOags'
I~fole6srnene meo SmaataIer IND
imellem al Bait. 2aurien, ssnOogs.
i%folele0er 5grenien % Bait. aieIIer.
Oct er go6t at pPnne Den opootien.
De Slpgt til at feire 6reIierens $50
Ielsfeit paa en- ton og u9roig Wao'
De.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
6Ssrs SapaumisiionGrer
.ulius 9 r.

iom bar aaret paa 5eriereiie iiOer
Mot / @arts 3. a.. refer. ON al
gnar Del. meo 5ofo9ama 0iaru fro
Seatle oen /. 6ebruar Den 81
oi bar looet N 6eisge en- Del DE.
nig6e0er paa geieh til geitfDiten
reiier oi ira Council bluffs, 5a..
ben y. 5anuar.
Der er en- Eel omtring / pore DE.
niebeOer, iom oi gerne oiloe bere ira
inOen ~. 5anuar. o. oisie oiI ieIr
~ioritaa oct. u6en at ser i~frl0es mere
Der oil ienere fomme en- lille Ouer'
iigt ooer Dor Riinoreiie Der / Gan.
BET. - Oerfor Blot oene ReoOeIeIie
- genIig Silien.
5. z. % ANNA 3ieIien.
n I. Dor IS. 8eiton. Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

Passagerer mellem
NewAfork og Skan-
dinaYiei under neu.
tral3l lag
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
Bort 5pOelano.

Ntel.: Ng Country It's OF thee.
Bort 5soelono. Dor Sor6,
Soor 9egeifooen groer.
9et 2ano er nit.
9per Sfrant, beer 8Iet, boer 3aI.
Sber 9iist / tliinO 6aI.
0Der Sti / Sfooens sal
Fem bar iea let.
Bort 6porelano, nor DIOR,
6Dor tliiuo 0tuoer Dor.
Get eliter ie1.
d Seen msrfeblaa.
6oor @olterne De gaa.
Get Son er mutt iom ioo -
Get sIemmes Ell.
d - 6aoer. @ooer fpr.
Min Ennfe Dos ier er.
s 9lenllfles e..
6Der Gr6nl. hnert Sutil, boert ans
@sr Sinoet let % Int,
Era 9arnoomslioets 2pit
Set minOes ieg.
0g Inngt ira 0iemmets StranO,
0uor P0eI aoin0e. Wano.
ga, Siemmet fer.
@or Snnte iteo'e goar
I'll SaOer % Dor 9ior.
Ill Sgiter Of Dor gror -
9i minOes Ter.
SuIius 9gtcber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
Safobs Stjerns.
C8Ortiat fra SIDE 81

Denne itRrfe, misforitaae0e Sfif
feIie, oenne lioenifabeIi9e, irDgtlGt
4tanO, Ser fife inOla0er TIA pna no.
Gen Sinsen, ssr ct eaet Suotrpt pac
%, iom oi Ter Dam maaife flp6t ion
be0euif 5rolomanO eIIer Seer
Denoe ia bort ira Offerifoen. iorb
Den oreoe aonae o. De blegnenol
5uriter. Tor At moe Sub paa ser
naite 9ieratop. % bsrer BAN frenl.
fere BET 9uoifa6, ban bringer mel
tiI6age.
d Di fun6e snife at fen6e bans
1anfer, oa BEN fortoi0feoe aonge
oroa bort, iaa rpOiels Hagen, at ban
fife trnfte paa SaDn, e~fterlaoen0e
0fringen uiulopnot ior / Iterfte Sat
at ioretaae De arigsforbereoelier
oct par muli8t at title op. aft me.
0ens Be irDgtelige 7omsor6. Bis.
manoen baD6e u0taIt, cnonu mat.
te ringe Tor bans 2ren.
SmiOlerti0 Ter ri giIeam, Leila.
get al fine 5ienere RIDE bort oDer Be
eniomme Ssie til i'm afiioesliggenoe
golis for at ai0ente 9egipenbeoernes
Sang. Sar Der t%i6ligere opret 9DiDI
/ bans Sierte nngaaenoe 3e6oun. er
ben iiffert M IUinOeu. San tpnf
te life mere paa geiDprgelier, men
oenote tit 4niiat MOB Zrfenen De
magiife Sanolinser, Dan baD6e prat.
tiieret, og ION bnDoe itafiet bam I'm
% 9ig0om, BAR III u0en g1Dtte.
San oi tpiole ON, at ban Iom it.
fe fenOte til 5rpgt oper FOR Song
galaf og bans 5Driter. beller life
la9oe nosen 5eiabeo ior gaeen, Oa
Cohen tom, iaa meget minore, iom
ban ~ ieln ON bans 2ln par plet-
tet al tore Snnoer, o. bans 9jerte
buieoe onoe arpfter - fnnoe ga1
ben Msoe. pis / lin Gag iom en-,
Der baDOe let ben almRgtiges On.
ner o. oplaot fit 6ierte for bans
mpgtige Gro 5fpnoIel % Nis.
oaoo laa bag BAN, men emo bar
Ben 9sn bans: rD2in Sirl % DC
opriatiges Deo, og nit gnOeIigt
poroe BANS
Maaife bar ban bert 9rigens
EARN % Eufnmel, isr ban noaeop
tit graa Stenbus paa guirnts Bred,
elfer ira en- giergfnm Dpret gione
til Ssrae.s Seirsgang ooer Ssilan.
bet, fsr ban ingoe 5arDeI til Del
8ierg, ban elifeoe, os ParaOisfIo-
ben, Der iiffert bar iun9et en- Gang
for BAN, rig paa Rinoer ON Del
Goen Ser life Inneere ianOtes pao
Serb.
Qi6et aneoe ban bel, at Stiernen,
ban onrsleoe ON, / fin Tio ifuloe
Ipie for andre &eoninger til Beth
Iebems arpbbe, bpor Ser bpileoe ct
Barn, Der ielp bar ben ~ItroaIenoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
De npe gsser.

De nne gsger.
Sfoog. -Reterien: WenneifeififfeI-
fer l. mob. $t.20.
Chr. Ssrenien. Bib. Beef $f.20.
OF. Ricoro. Seremias, inob. $40
areI Beef: De iI6ite 1ioer 80.
Rartenien .oorfen Stierneumiperiet
oe Dor 9ro $t.40.
5arrnr: Seoenife Sonobeosisgere
$f.20.
Sobon @eismor: Sor ariftls for.
ionet Sub? 20.
Sn. listing: arboe-9 osmusien og
5oIfefirfen %.
GegIeiton ge-6ens Gnoe (GortqI-
ring) inob. .65.
Su. llsfina: Risfionsbiftorie for
gsrn inob. 40.
aIIe pno Eager.
SnHiib gntb. gubl. 5onis,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
Se6ninaemisiionsmpb

3ort6 8afota 9reos' Seoninae.
notwithstanding afboIoer. oil SUB.
lit Aarsmeoe / 3ions Menigbeo
pe0 3orma. q. .. 6.-7 Sanuar
1916.
3ions Wenigbe0 in0bp0er pan oct
fprIigite ale Risiionens genner
til at 0eItaae / bette Rsoe.
1iIreiIenoe. Iom snifer 9oai, be.
oes inareit miIig m6meI6e iig til
Dir. g. Steffens. Rorma, q. 3.
Roa 6oreningens o. Penigbe.
oens 9egne. 6. g. Rielfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

Get oonffe Settlement oeo Stan.
barb, alberta. Canada eniter at
benle0e 0pmprfiombeoen pna at
aoot oq billiat 9on6 enonu er at
ian Der paa 20 aars aibetaIing
Qne 0~plpsninger ON 6orboIoene
er inoebol0t | en- lille 9oa uoaiUet
at Sen oanife Settlement altb %
inas frit peo Senoen0eIie til Club.
bens Scfretpr
Nntbon 3. Rasmus { Il.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
Oct nb
6ngelffc gprneblab.

Samfunoets ny engeIffe Borne.
blaO n5be eittIe %entbernn", bill be.
gDnoe at uofomme ira % meo Ssn.
bag Den 8. december.
abonncnentspilfnar bIiuer Iom
felger:
enfeItefIempIarer 80 Gents DR..
anrgnug | 5orifi6.
5-25 efemplnrer 40 Gents pr.
anrgana | 5OrIfuo.
$50 %GfiempIarer 80 Gents pr.
aorsane | 5orifu6.
Oper 80 efiemplarer 80 Gents pr.
aarsane | 5orifuO.
Oct ferfte anr reanes
til I. San. 1917.
gioros o. ReoSeIeIfer til gIa.
bet ienoes til Heoafteren poitor
8. B. gonoo. oucf, isis. geItiI.
ling. Detailing o. aft pebrsrenSe 4
glnoets efipeoition ienbes til
9aniib emtberan gnbI. Son,s,
gIair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
.R star"

On M Gang meo 9iano atfom.
pngneme1t l1n0erIaat Tefit paa
engeIif o. 5pif. On 6anif Ooeript.
teIie al 5efiten Ieperes iprItiIt Oeo.
lagt boert 9nfte. ReIooien err ar.
rnnseret babe for Soprano og
gontrnnIto. Stemmer. Ran beoes op.
aibe, boiIfen man eniter. Sanaen
elmer ia uomRrfet til 8rla pe6
Suleieiter | Stem aler a&xfe.
9ris so Cts.
Dan. 9nt6 gubI. Soufe,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
@nsstisneiter
9Inir-

Ssnooe SsnSoesftoIe 81
9,f5. @uostienefte al. 1890 I'm
o9 SCI. ~ Aften.
aeEa0ro: :
Senoaasifole bper 5snoog 81
10 CanIf @uostieneiie l. oe 3
Ssnooe / bier Raaneo 5ormiooog
al. fl. enaeIif @uostieneitc ?. %
l. Ssnona / hoer Raaneo 1ormio.
bag al II.
aonfirmanoIpsnin9 bper Ssnonp
al. 10.
Drum: @uostieneite / o. 3 Sen.
0ne / boer Wnnne6. al 1890 Sor
mi66na.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
SsnOsrjbaano.

9iamant6rDlnp ieire6es 6orsOag
Den fl. 9oo. al tioligere @9itgiuer
5rpoenOabl og Suitru / SIagterga.
Be, S~a0erslep, 6rpoen0abI er I'll.
sd. g." SO og bans 6uitru 81
aar. gegge er forboIospis rsrige.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
SnlomOns Almanaf for 1918.

he 5or. Staters aImanaf,
Saano' % anrbog) er uofommen
9eitiIIiuaer mootnges af
Dan. 9utb. publ. Sonic,
Blair. Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
Et Udvale al code Bigger fra wort Lager.
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10 Cts Prestsgaarden HArzen og Prrstegasrden Indhn sloo. Ben
Den sfgsrends Time 81 90, Klokkene kimer tomslj eocts. Ly.
q a. Asens os Afdkas ubesstts ni.sionsm.rier iomslj socts1 i spn.
5v+rd os k@rlghedens koTstog 81 10, Alvefden for Khstus 80
opsyueHr. stdftsr;
Ly. pa. v.jeni n Lille Andagt.sog ~ Morgsn os Aften- To Bind
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ts AuEmtins Bekendeser IS eta, Den helige Kig o6 eta. Hjertespel
q So I jsu Fed.por Hu.snd:gt.bos 81 Is. Al S"s. 'N ssss BIB BiSs,
is..iss AZ Pct Munster, 4oct. FasIe@misi soct.. Madsen. Hu..n
daEtsoos N0 hummaeher Elias u 20. Had er knstendom 100
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-06-04
Texas Truck Crops Flourish,

Washington. -Truck crops in Texas
we're in flourishing condition on May
Is, according to reports compiled by
the United States department of agri
culture, made public this week.
The conditions were: Beans, SO pei
cent; cabbage, SO; cantaloupes and Gu
cumbers, u; eggplant, sc; lettuce, SO;
onions, So; peas, So; peppers, IS; Irish
potatoes, re-; strawberries, SO; toma
toes, 81; watermelons, rs.
The yields in Texas based on last
year were estimated as follows:
Beans, 80 per cent; cabbage, 70;
cantaloupes, II; cucumbers, 80; egg
plant, 81; lettuce, 81; onions, 81; peas
76; peppers, II; Irish potatoes, "a;
strawberries, 80; tomatoes, "a; water
melons, Sc.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-06-04
CONVENTION PLAN
MAY GET APPROVAL
COMPROMISE ON LOCKE BILL
RESTRICTING SHIPMENTS
INTO DRY TERRITORY.
ANTITRUST MEASURES UP
Political Situation Grows Clearer as
Legislature End Weeks
Labor.
ANTITRUST MEASURES UP
Baton Rouge

bdlOit IlONSt.--
Chances Of success for the opposi-
ton to a constitutional convention
rapidly are being dissipated
Attorney General R. G. Pleasant
definitely has forfeited the possibility
Of support from the New Orleans reg
ular organization In his gubernatorial
aspirations.
Lieut.. Gov. T. G. Barrett issued a
statement from Shreveport paying his
respects to Speaker L. E. Thomas and
the opponents Of the convention plan.
The compromise on the Locke bill
restricting shipment Of liquor into
dry" territory will receive both ad-
ministration and city support
These We're the outstanding develop
ments in the legislative and political
situation. With the governor and a
large part Of the General Assembly
in New Orleans for the weekend, the
center of activity was transferred to
the city.
On the other tack, a lineup of the
opposition to antitrust legislation
with the anti-conventionists was no.
ticeable. In one case, a member of
the House who started out a supporter
Of the convention changed within two
days to an opponent. Investigation
showed close business relationship
between this man and a wealthy man
interested in the defeat of the anti
trust bills. Gossip about Baton Rouge
throughout the week credited much of
the suddenly aroused opposition to
trust influences.
This turn of affairs had a natural
tendency to throw the support of the
sugar planters and those most vitality
interested in antitrust legislation be-
hind the convention. The majority of
them already were favorably inclined
toward the administration because of
Gov. Halls vigorous espousal of their
cause against the American Sugar Re-
filming Company, but the rumored trust
activities against the convention plan
removed the last doubt.