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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-13
Saunt,uolle selangt INNER
nod mad 1eutid)lanb.
Die briiif6s RtsisruEs
absr DorIdufig Mot
Dill.ns. 9aumipolts
fir aoHtrebanbe
3u trtIdren.

apubOn, IL. 5uli. - Sic S.urs
GaIsisI. aiberaI.r. uns .. .. gsnnp.
iaibsr. llHioniii. babsn an Woutas i'm
lntsrhaus absrmals barauf bsItanb.n.
sab bic Rssisruns cine grtlGruug bar,
iibsr abgs6s, Darum iis gaumpOa,
uiat fiir aonirstanS. srildrt bat. Si,
tDi,psrbolt.n, bab bur6 bisiss llnisr'
Iuii,n bsr ariss in bic aGnge sssOssu
iDiiros. neil gaumDoIs, bic fir i.
SsrIi,uuns 0on GrplOiipfoffsn unn.
Idblia 1T. furttpdbr.Hb ii6sr neutral.
adnbtr ua5 9tutfdlaub sslanss.
gorb RObsrt Gscil, Der pdrlamenia,
RIDE llntsristrsidr, antDcrtsis baraui,
bab bic Rssisruns ss3iDungsn fsi auf
bic 5nisrsifsn Der R.airalts %iidiiht
gu ns6msn uub bdb bic i.sissn Mabs
rsssln CUR 5,rausbaltunS BON Sdums
ipclt aus Dsutihlanb pirtfam ssnus
isisn. WsHn ,s fid absr bod lsraus'
iisu.n folIts. bab INNER nod Saums
ipOis nad GsutiaIono ssIansi, SanH
ipiirbs bic Resisrans bic notbissn
gsabrsssIn ss.ifsn. i'm js!Ssi ia Osr'
tIussrTt
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5ranS6fiihe 1aurpier
Scllen in SaiaOn in SrauspOrt'
ifiife umseDauOelt uerOeu,
Osren Qufsabessif. ruffi'
fHe 9ruppen BON MA b i
pOitot mad BEN . ar'
oaueIIen5u briu'


MaRiIa, Y. SuIi. - Qeute, bic
aus SaisOH. Der Sauptitaot DON Gr1n'
30Iii5 SnbO China bier dnesiommeH
finO. beridter, oab ale 9ampfer Der
Rafageriss Raritimes, bic i'm Oits
aiiatii6en 5anOsl beI5dftist iin6, in
5ransportoampfer umgspaUoeIt tDer'
ben, oersR aufsGbe ss 1T, ruiIii4.
Sruppsh Ha4 ben DaroaueleH gu
briHesu. Sof0r. na4bem eir Oampfer
Der WsFassrtes aompasHis in Soigo
aH,ommt, perosn bic qaTasiere auf
amber. Satfie trarsferirt, pG6rsuS bic
Jraat ssI0Iht piro, unb eiue srpb:
glu3abI 3immsrIsuts bese5sH ii6 fofort
On gOro, I'm bic H6tbigsn abdrosruR'
gen gu MAIDEN. 9i. s6iffe psrosH
OauH mad DIabipoitOt ssiditt. I'm
bort 2ruppsr an 8orb gu uebmer.
RubIano Dirbs Surd bic Jorcirung
Der 9arouu.usn sr6bere gorthiI. sr'
rinssu, ala irgenb cine aHbsre Ration,
iopsit bate nan aber nidts. geitimms
rs Oarii6er ssb0rt. baB ruiIiiae 2rup.
pen nab Der 9alIipOIi 9aIbtnisI ges
faitt puroen, I'm bort bic Speratips
nm Der Quiirteu ju uH.eritiiBsn.
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Die lIntbdtisfeit Der Der
biinbeten In GLIB Yplen
erfldrt.
Der 3D.d bss salt5tf4en
Gelb5uges errei3t.

SIN 0it.rrei4ii6en 5aup t.
q iaar tier in Galijisn, IL. Suli. -
Die O.rbdItnibmdbiss llntbdiig,sit
ber bsutids5Itsrrsi5iidsn gsrbiinbst.u
pdbrenb Der !sstsn Nod. III oara bic
1batfa4e gu ertIdreu. baB Der 3iDe6
Ses gss.u asmbers ssfiibrteH Gelo3uges
srrsitt fpurosn iIi. Gs bauoeIts ii4 ba.
BEL I'M bic Wiso.r,inuabme Der S.abt
uno bic gtabliruns ftarisr @.ribeiOi'
sungspofiiiousu n0rbIi4 unb 0fIia
Don Der Stabt. Sisis poiitionsu fino
isst ldngs bss 3lOtasaipa urb o.s
Bug seii9ert ipOiben. tDis au4 auf ben
S65en norDIi6 SOn arosni..
Die Ruifen prfu9tsn cine G.s.n'
oifeniioe bon QubIin aus s,esu bic
bsuiidsoftsrrsi6iIten qoii.iOnen n0ros
LID Don 9rdsni.. fir iUsIfeu 3ped iis
isbr bebeut.ubs geritdrtunssn bsran.
bradtsn. Wsgeu Sieier gepesuHs iDa :
rsn bic oitsrrsidii4eu Sruppeu, bic Be-
rsits iiber bic uripriinsIi4 auss.iudbI'
ten 9oiitionsn binaus DOrseriidt ma.
reu, ,ssspuHseu. ii4 auf bic anbOhsn
suriidau3iebsn, no f. isBt alien ans
sriffen Der RuH.n srfoIgrei4 piSer'
iis5sn. sic iinb in i5rsn iesiseu Stsl.
luHs'H OoIl.ommsn ii4sr, unb man
slarb! hisr, bab Fs I'm StaHbs i.in
DsrSen. ii4 sesm ale Gruppsn gu BAL.
ten, bic bic Rufen sssen iie gu p.rf.n
in StGnoe iirb.
aaes Seutsi iebt auf cine periobe Der
Rube an Der ruiIif4ssoIiSii4en 9rsn,s
bin, Ddbrsnb bic beatf9sSisrrsi&ii4en
9erbiiubeieu ibre @orbsrsitunssn fir
Operaiionsn in siner anSersn G.ssno
tNffen.
Wtpbamebaner in 9labpten
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feitungsn aus5urittsn, namsntlia i.its
bem bic Seiterrsi6sr bebeutenbe gsr'
itdrtuHgtn srbaItsn bdben; uno am
Jion3o GIub bobsn bic StalieH.r als
lem 2tHf4ein ma4 DOrIduiis ssnus Be-
tOgHrnen.
aus WdHila tommt bic Raariht.
oaB alle in Saiso, Go4iRsGbina, an'
tOmmsHbsn Gampfer Der WeFaseriss
gearitimss In 1ranspOrtbampfsr I'M.
serpanbeIt unb na6 WIabipoitO, 9es
ftidt Diirben. um ruiiiIhe 5ruppen
naa ben 0drbanslleu gu trdnsportirsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-13
Sic wOa oa Gus Dem }d uadnM @n e nit mg(ma 0u Bm gwmM

6iaen umgebsr bus 9orpebo, cine ins
mere aus biinnem Gbromnidel uno
cine GuBers aus bemIsl6en Wtuterial
perferti8t, pis bic 6iille Der 3eppes
fine. Gin slsttriIder 4ttumulator
uHb Elm slettrii9er Ntotor Genera
tor, bic i'm bintersn Sbeile iiber Der
Wai9iuerie angebra9t finb, tperren
DON 5erbf6en Welen tontroniert, bic
bus Selefunten Spitsm m0gli9 ma'
den. 9as sOrpeoo 1T nit DaiIers
gas uHO fIiiiIigsr Cuff sefiiGIt. Die
Spite birgt lei6t erploOierbure @6es
mituIien uno bic Gabung 3tpeier iols
der 3OrpeoOs ssniigt, I'm ben .Sotper
Of 2onOou" in bic Cuff gu iprsngsu.
Die nsusn beutT6en 2ufts 5orpeoOes
t6nHsH aud bon artsssitiffen aus Oi'
,isisrt tperoen. 9au3 iifer lit bic
neusits bsuti6e Daffe, bic an 8irts
fdmieit uIes ii6ertrifft, lpas Der @elt'
trisg bisber an qrduerbaften Wtoroz
iperi3ugsu esbradt bat, tsin Strn8e'
Tpinft nad Dem WuIter Sules 8ernes
Gnglanb nirb bies in dlernG6ter
3eit gu ieinem S6reden erfubreH".
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2onbon, u. Suit. - Rdaoem
an Der DstIi6en JrOnt dnitsinsno
elm. paWie in ben admpfen einsetrsten
ipur. finben bort iest ipieOer 70 hsftige
admpfe itutt. ME biss felt WOnatsr
ni6t Der bal, un6 6i.smal fnb bic
0suti6e; bic auspeifsr unb au4 bic
Sisser.
Der Jrisbhof Don S,ou6s5. iisbeu
N.ilsH H6rbIi6 Don Qrras ge!sgeH.
unb taum balb 70 melt iiioueitli5 Don
Gems. 1T na4 i,br befti8n Sdmpfen,
in Nnen 9dHosrondisn unb bus gaio'
nett cine ROls fpielisu, ben JraH3oien
ipisber obs.HOmmsn porbsn. Die
Granooieu ss6eH ben gerIuIt Si.Ier
iDi9iissR poiitiOn gu, bic iis NIT 10
f4DereR Spf.rn srobert bltteH. uno re
Serrutsn ies.. iie Disbsr in ibrsn BE-
iis 5u beiommsn.
Die JruH5oi.H tpdrsn Idngiam uno
inter unsrb6rt blutiseH aGmpfeH benz
Dorie Sou9s3 ndbsr ss.ommen. bis
bic 9sutiteH, einisbeHo, bab bic Gin.
nabme Der san3sn qoiiticH sinsn Dihs
tig.n S6riit in Der SffeniiDe b:r
Grdn3oisn in Der Riatuns ouf ailIs
b.beutsu piirbe, nit furhthdrer 0s'
matt sinsH Ssssnansriff ma9tsH. Der
nit Der eroberuns 6es Grisobofs uHo
Der Gsfanssrnabme Don $50 TSaHa
snbste. am ,peiilidtn GnSs bss Srtss
iinO absr nod 6sftiss Strabsn.dmpf,
i'm 8ange.
au9 an anbeeu pun,ten in Grdn..
reid unO geIsi,n iiub bic Gdmpfs tpie'
Der cufsenOmmsn DorSen; iie bd!..E
ab.r lein.n 9ersIsia nit Der iirdtesis
ib.n Didtigteit Der admpf. in Der
llmssesnJ BON Sou4e3 aus. Die Seuts
ideH bsbaupt.u. Si. britii4e pOiitiou
aui BEN Siissl no. 60 6si gpsrn ,srs
fort gu babeH. Dies fpirb aber peber
in ben iraH30Ti4sn nod in ben britt.
i6ea 9eri1ttH beitGtigt.
Sn polsn unb GaIi5isu IN ss nod
gu .einsr ariiis ssiomm.n, .s fansi
a6,r an, lansDeilis gu psrb.n. ben Der.
f6isosneu p5aien hss Rad5uss Der
Ruifsn gu fOls.n uub 70 Ianse War.
i5au ni4t in unmitisI5arsr gfabr
III. bsf4dftis. man fi4 m.br NIT bern
ipsitIiheH ari.ssi4aupIas unS nit
Der Grase. OBJ bic Gran5Oisn unb bic
griten ober bic Deutffen ,usrit 81
elmer aassmsiHsH DfisHiiDs iibers.9eu
DsrSsn. Muu sldubt. bab bic cine
ober aHbers Ssits s.3punsen iein ipiro.
isbt NIT dIl.r gnergs por5ussh.H,
fOnIt niirbs no6maEs NIT elmer @ins
tsrsampdsHe unb einem miibTamen
S.eauHsstries i'm @intsr gu reansH
isiH.
Die Ra6rit5t bon Der 3eriiSruns
bts bsuiidsn areusers .a5nissbsrs'
IN ,insm Dor 9f4unssIH sinssrabmisn
Glub in Gitafrita tam aIs .ins llstsrs
rai6uns. bas srobe qubIitum battle
tbafd9li@ Osrssifsn. bab Der areussr
iia bortbin ssfIii&iei.
Mit benz aries In SsaIisn i&tint ,s
lansIam Su s,hsn. Ta&ri8ien aus
itaIisniI6en auslIen ssben bdbin, Sab
es ben 3taIisnrn ni6t mSsIi9 III, ct.
Ras sssm bio Si.sssi@ii4m Glpsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-13
WspbameSaner tn 9lsbpten
protefirengtsm oenartes
GHsIaHbs eesen bic
TnrIsi.

Berlin (Orabtlos ii5er SabDiae),
12. Suli. - Der .bsilige Rries@ tpiro
bebrOblitr fir bic gnelanber ~anb
lire 9erbiinoeten. g1ie beate s.nel.
bet Dirb, luben bic dspptiiGsn ulsma.
b. 8. bic Recommendation pr.biser,
RsIisiOnsIshrsr uab 9iiftsr i'm Der.
tin NIT DisI.n ROtabsIn IN adiro cine
9rfammluns abesbaIien unb bsrs
Iansi, bab bic snsIiT&s giegi.runs
bic GsinbisIisisiisn ssssa bio 1iis,,i
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!6eftise admpie inn 9Seiten
Die Gran5ofsn an Derf f4ie.
beHtu puntten gss
ihtddsn.


Berlin, IL. Suli. Der am
NOnids bom9roben Oeuti6sn 5aupts
quartkr perDff,ntli9ts 9sri9t iiber bi.
H:uefttn Gr.isuiiie duf benz arisss'
i9aupIab luul,t ipie fOlst:
r4m n5rbiidsn abbang beg Siissls
RO. 60. fiiOipeitli4 DON ypsrn. ipurOe
Gin 1b.il Der briiiiten St,auHssn in
bic Cuff seipr,nst.
Nm Der iusitlidsa grsn5. Don Sou,
deJ 1T sin hsfiiger Nab.ampf i'm Cans
&c.
Der Grisbbof bon Soufe,. ber an
Ter nab 4rras fiibrtnbn Strubs &C.
Isgsn IN unb um ben 70 of unO in 10
.sfiigsr DeifA ,,tdmpft iDurOs, befiH.
BET fid tuieber IN unferem gtiib. Gs
lpuv6e in lsbt.r gsaht na6 bsfiisem
aampf. Don linfsren 5ruppsn sritiiunt.
3pei fran30iii4e Gffisitre ano 153
Wiann parbsn sefaHseH ssHommen unb
bier Rdi4insnssftlibe unb Elm Mis
nenpsri,r iuurb.n srbeut,t.
ngsi gombras uno i'm WaIb Don
ail!p unteynabm ON 4berb Der 5eine
uah DorbepsesaHs.nem beftisen BON.
baro.ment eiHsH Insriff in sr6berem
Wabitab. gsi GOmbres s.Iana es osnl
Gtino. in uHiers ainisn sinJubrinssH,
sr ipurbe absr prompt iuieoer baraus
Dstiritbsn. Sm WaIo Don gliap bru9
eiH feiHbli4er Snfant.risansriif unite,
nnisrtm Geuer Dor uniersH poiitiOnsn
suiammsn.
.SR ben n5roIidsn 5Isstn in Der
SsssHo pOn gah.bssSopi, uurbe bsr
5eiub aug einsm Walo Dertrieben.
~9ei Qmmsr5psilsr, uorbpeIili5 bon
glliiir6. iiberrafdisn mir cine feinos
li9e Diniiion In ibreH 0riberH unb cs
Duros Elm. feinSIiae pciition DON ms5r
rIs 500 garos Gang. gsnOmmen. In'
iers sruppen iebrtsn fhIisbli6 IN ibr.
sigsHen 9rdbsn 3uriid. un6slGftigt bon
osm Jtino. Elm. ansabl gefansens gus
riid6ringsnb, neil bi. .ro6erisH 9rds
Sen ii4 niat fir Si. gsrtbeiSisune
sisnstsR.
SeitIider arisssffauptas: -.an
Der BON Supal.i na9 aalparia flip
rsnosn GbauT.e in Der Gessnb Don
aupina. nabmsn uui.r. 9ruppen bic
porsel6o6sHsn poiitionsn Der RuiIsn
in elmer Gang. DON 2i Reilen.
.2luf bsm iiib5Itliden ari.ssi6au.
pIas II. bi. Gag. bsi ben b.uti5.n
Irupptn unberans.rt.
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teIfIrmen uno S3maI5. 2lu4 befdnben
iiA DieIe &ii!en nit 4rooutteR Oarunf
ter, bic in Deuti4IanD bel Der Wurit=
fa6ritatbOn berpenbet Derbeu. 2luf
ben genannten S6iffeu bsfinben iib
niSt peniger al8 23,374,580 Yfuno
5letIA uno 6IeiidprOoutte.
Guf ben 0umpfern g&im" uno
.5rieoldno" befanbeH ftp @orrdt5e
Don @unrnt
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Sritiiher pan5erfreuser
ga 9 psrgshliaem 8 NIB q >
bem.Ht BON 9at 1epe
sam R idsug ge'
&, ~ ~ N osrs


2onfantiuoptI II. Suli.
Gger 5un.sR!slesrapb mad Berlin unb
QonbOH.) - 9as 2rhgsniRiiterium
BAT bic fOISsnbs Offisiels gstaHRtma'
Dung erIdfer:
Am Samstas gaa9Hittas eri6ien
elm feiHbIidsr panSrtrsu8sr pom Rel
fOR.1pp. bon bier SorpsOOserit0rerr
beiaasi. Dor Gabu 1spt, in Der gsdbc
Der Spise Der @dlipoIi 5al6irIsl unS
CAB uusefdbr 200 Saiiffe Guf uni.r:
poIiiionsu u6, obne a5sr aud nur ods
GeriHsite Oamit su srrsidsn. 0i. alrs
fen bott,H oier 5Oots uH6 3pei Der.
rDuneete. 9ns Stiff purbe Don ms6,
rersu unfersr GefdOT. sstrOfisn uRs
ss3ipunssr, ii5 5uriit3u5ieben.
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Ste Sptrationen TIT iiio4i6en Yolen
porl6ufi9 5u GnDe.
Die Oer6lnOeten 6a6en 0en 3we6 i6reS 5e(O5uges
IN 9a(i5ien errei6t.

fa Ofnba
mel
fdn a bsuihe a6msbHS
Sfdta
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Stulisner, bic Don ben Seiterrei6erH in
9aIi8isn in 0stentiOnsla9ern 3uriitgee
balten porben paren uno i'm Binter
bon ben RuiIen befreit tpurbcn, iiber
Rumdnien na4 Stalien Suriit.
Jrantrei4 i6itt cine 2In5a6l Ieiner
UtiIitdraOiutitey na6 Stalisn, neil bic
Oiterrei4if6en 6lieger ben Staljenern
al 3abI peit iiberlegsn iinb.
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Smltau Wsubameb ion
tpbt iein.
9.bauptet bic nSosu q 4 3tp'
male" npn Rpm.

R m, u. SQIi. Die rSoec
glo5iOnals" bat oas 5oIseHbe, ous DOR
Der GsnIur uR6eaRitanoet sebIieben lit
oer0ifeutliat:
.Qtus QtbeH une Sofid ptrO uus &C.
msIoet, bab Der SuItan Der Siirte
f9on felt mebreren 5ogen tobt 1T, biz
SuRgturten aber bic S4atIade seheim
baItsn, neil iis poIitiiae @errpiteIun'
nen befiirtfen.
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2Setterberi9t.

Sir . bio unb Snbiana: S6eils
DeiIe tribes Better i'm n0rbIifen
Sbeil; Dabrideinli4 lotdle @epitters
regeH I'm iiioIi9en 9beil am 0ienstag.
Qm ytittpO4 pabrI4einIi4 I46He5
Wetter.
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einits[Ie, Oa Der arisg ssgsu ben au,
lifsn bic gsfiibls jsbss Wo4ommsba.
ners nerl.bs.
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ss5lpungtN, i'd 3uriit3a5ieben.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-19
j. S. NURSES At MALTA
AFTER QUITTING SERBIA
Answer Appeal for Assistance and
Agree to Help Allies Wounded
in Hospitals.

NEW YORK, July 19.-Ten American
Red Cross nurses, relieved from duty
after period of service in Serbia, were
landed from Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht
Erin at Malta. to assist in caring for
wounded of the allies armies brought
there from the Dardanelles. according
to Dr. s. H Hodge of Knoxville. Tenn,
a Red Cross surgeon. who arrived here
Yesterday on the steamship Cymric,
from Liverpool.
The nurses were landed, DR.. Hodge
said. after the military officials of the
port had made an appeal to Sir Thomas.
setting forth that they were short of
medical assistance. The American
nurses with DIR. Hodge accepted the Of
fer of Sir Thomas to go to England
while his yacht was at Saloniki. Sew
eral of the nurses had just recovered
from attacks of typhus.
Skilled Nurses Needed.
so evident was the need for skilled
nurses at Malta" said Dr. Hodge, that
the American nurses. despite the fact
that they had just served through
trying siege of typhus. volunteered
without hesitation to go ashore and re-
main as long as they were needed. l
also offered my services. but was in
formed that there were sufficient sur
geons.
struck with the manifestation of the
LOYALTY of the American girls to their
profession, Sir Thomas personally
thanked them and saw to it that they
were transferred from the Erin to the
hospitals He also offered to send his
yacht for them when they were ready
to continue their journey to England"
Among Those Who Stopped.
Among the nurses who stopped at
Malta were Miss Fry and Miss Tetrault
of Kansas City, Miss Watson Of Chi
cago and Miss Gardner. who comes
from a western city.
Dr. Hodge declared that typhus in
Serbia is now well under control. His
records show, he said. that the maxi
mum was in March, when $4,000 cases
were recorded. When he left Serbia
to come home he added. the records
showed less than 1000 cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-19
finds itself saddled with a peculiar re
sponsibility.

finds itself saddled with peculiar re-
sponsibility.
Il
The Indian, it should be remembered.
is instinctively a nomad. Before the
coming of the
Indian a Nomad white man he
and Gift Maker. Mace to place,
fishing from the streams, hunting the
wild creatures of the woods and the
plains. 1t is easy to conceive that men
moving about in this way would have
little desire to accumulate property.
Each article that was not necessary to
their daily existence became burden.
1t was the part of wisdom not to accu-
mulate. but to give away.
Indian agents on many of the reser-
vationS have great difficulty IN pre-
venting their charges from giving to
any casual visitor presents of consld-
cradle value. This tendency is re-
suit of the training of the centuries.
the instinct to remain stripped OF an!
unnecessary impediments that would
interfere with the activity of the hunts
man or the ability of the tribe to move
from one camp to another. The psy-
chology of the past generations mas
come down to time when entlreiy
new conditions prevail. and the nlnd
of the aborigine may not Immediately
adjust itself
So when a piece of land is sold the
money that is received for it may not
be Immediately turned over to the In
dian to whom it belongs The Indian
office today has S55,000,000 that 1t has
realized from the sales of Indian lands
and which it is holding in trust for
the individuals to whom 1t belongs.
Before this money is given to tribe
or an individual a special study of the
situation is made. An Indian, for in
stance, may have $4,000 to his credit
from the sale of land. He wants to
get hold of the money. The agent on
the reservation on which he lives is
asked to make a report on the capacity
of this Indian to intelligently use
money. He is found to have settled
on a farm allotted to him. If he wants
money with which to build a house
or buy live stock or farming tools his
request is given careful consideration.
He is given certain amounts and the
agent observes the use he makes of
them. If he uses the money in prac-
teal way he may be given more. If
he develops into an ambitious farmer
or cattleman his entire $4,000 may
be gradually dealt out to him and he
may be supervised in building up the
enterprise upon which he is engaged.
There are Indians who are develop
ing the business instinct and who are
being given every encouragement by
the government as trustee of their
wealth. But these are in the minority
and the experts believe that it will
take generations to train the race to
efficient handling of it's heritage. In
the meantime its holdings will prob
ably continue to increase steadily in
value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-19
EX-GOV. SLATON SURPRISED.
Does Not Believe Attack on Frank
Was Instigated From Without.

SEATTLE, Wash. July 19.-Surprise
and regret at the attempt on the life
of Leo NJ. Frank by a fellow convict
at the prison farm at Milledgeville.
Ca. were expressed by former Gov.
John NJ. Slaton Of Georgia, who was
here today on his way to San Fran
cisco. II do not believe that the at
tack on Frank could be traced to any
outside influence working for Franks
destruction" he said. II believe that
the criminal mind. aroused perhaps by
newspaper reports. was responsible.
Frank was put in the safest place for
him in the state"
He said he had no reason to regret
committing Franks death sentence to
life Imprisonment. II would do 1t
again tomorrow IL confronted with the
same possibility of mistake in the evil
dence by which he was convicted"
declared Mr.. Slaton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-19
DYNAM|T|NG OF TRAIN
FATAL TO TH|RTY-F|VE
Gen. Zapata, Taking Offensive,
Announces He Will Continue Cam
paign Against Carranza.

PCEBLA, Mexico, July Is, via Havana.
Gen. Carranza's effort to reopen traf-
fic between Vera Cruz and Mexico City
Immediately after the reoccupation of
Mexico City resulted in a tie-up of the
entire railroad yesterday wednesday,.
Zapata troops. operating near Apizaco.
dynamited train loaded with govern
ment officials, and thirty-ive persons
were killed and forty wounded. The
explosion threw the bodies hundreds Of
feet away from the train. Most Of
those killed were members of pros
porous families.
The Zapata troops carried to the
mountains a number of women and the
post office employees aboard the train.
The followers Of Zapata declare they
will obstruct all trains. After evac-
uating Mexico City Gen. Zapata an
nounced that he would continue his
campaign against Gen. Carranza. He
has established a powder and cartridge
factory near Cuernavaca, and it is ex-
pected that he will surround the CAPT =
tai and harass the constitutionalist
government by blowing up other trains
and also bridges between Mexico City
and Vera Cruz
Our evacuation of Mexico Ctty" Gen
Zapata is reported to have said, leaves
us free to take the offensive We re-
gard Carranza as an ambitious dicta-
tor. The republic will never be peace
full until he is eliminated"
Gen. Carranza's reoccupation of Mex
leo city has aroused little enthusiasm
among the troops. the feeling prevail
Ing that 1t enables Zapata 10 become
more active. Already bands of follow
ers OF Zapata have appeared between
Puebla and Vera Cruz, destroying trains
and railway stations.
Gen. CarranZa is expected to remain
In Vera Cruz indefinitely. it being con-
sidered unsafe for him to go into the
interior.
The merchants in constitutionalist
territory are much exercised over the
recent decree annGlling 100 900 900
pesos of constitutionalist money. Gen
carranza Is reported to have said that
the money had not been authorized IN
has been in circulation for months.
The foregoing dispatch from Puebla
confirms the statement given out by
the Carranza agency in Washington
Saturday that the Zapata soldiers had
dynamited q train at Apizaco and killed
thirty-fve persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-19
Army Observers Return to U. S.

NEW YORK, July I9.-Col. John Bid
die and Capt. Berkeley Enochs, u. S. A.
attached to the American embassy at
Vienna until the outbreak of the war.
when they were detailed as military
observers with the Austrian army. ar
rived last night on the steamship
Nieuw Amsterdam of the Holland
America line from Rotterdam. The
officers said they would proceed imme-
diately to Washington TO submit their
reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-19
TISHA Bah BEGINS TONIGHT.
Jewish Day of Mourning to Be OBJ
served in All Parts of World.

Tisha bah. the ninth day of the Jew
ish month of Alb. day of mourning
commemorating three fateful days of
the history of Israel-the destruction of
the first and second temples of Jeru-
salem, and in later times the expulsion
of the Jews from Spain. in 1492-begins
this evening at shutdown and for twenty
four hours will be observed by orthodox
Jews in all parts of the world with fast
ing and prayer. Services will be held
here by orthodox congregation-Adas
Israel and others-With services this
evening and tomorrow. The lamenta-
lions of jeremiah will be read at these
gatherings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-19
MURDERS CELLMATE.
Convict Then Commits Suicide by
Hanging Himself.

READING. Pa. July 19.-Frank Snav-
ley was murdered in the Berks county
prison today by Michael Puttinger, q
cellmate. who cut his victims throat.
Puttinger then committed suicide by
hanging himself.
The Waterman distributed the knives
to be used at breakfast At 6 am. A
half hour later the meal was served
by the attendants. When the tragedy
was discovered both men were dead.
There could not have been much of a
struggle. as the prisoners in the next
cells did not hear q struggle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-19
FACES LARCENY CHARGE.
R. c. Fletcher of Richmond, Va, Ar.
rested Here for Alleged Theft.

Charges of larceny were preferred
against Russell C. Fletcher. twenty
years old, who was arrested last night
by Policemen Robins and Burton of
the Washington Terminal Companys
police force. 1t is charged that the
young man, a resident Of Richmond.
Va, and former express messenger,
stole a watch and SIS from two dodgers
at the rooms of the Terminal Y. M. c.
A. He is said to have admitted his
guilt and told of the hiding place of
the watch.
The police found So on him and recov-
cred 81 from the mails. the latter
amount having been addressed to
Fletcher in Richmond. He will be
given a hearing in the Police Court to-
morrow.