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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22
0jiOsr Staalsa'leb li6ung.
Sic sinti.SaluOH 2iga eutbHlt oas
Don ibr ieitseiests 8rOgramm,
Gas ber S,Glite Der nod 6eitebeubeu
@irtbi6niteH ben @arans MAIDEN
ipu.
SurIase betr. 9i;cuiirnna OOu Gbari
feurcn cinsereidlt. = Ssios Sduiei
bis Wiontag pertagt.

GoIumbus, 8, 81. Santar,
SSm Su,ie wurSe beute Die seneIn.
lame Senat.8eioiltion. fpeIde elite
llnteriuhnna oler Stnats .8eparte'
ments pori9reibt. I'M naenfaaiiga
ii6eriIiiIiiae gteluter ob5uihaifen ,uo
ilbcrmdfig bpbe SoIdre 5u reon5ireu.
cinitimruia gutgeheiBen. Cine @n5abI
Ser oemcfratiidPn Heprdientanten
entGieltcn lid, Der 4bIiimnutng. 9ic
gcrIitcr Bcioer 3weige merOen mir ie
Srei alit1lieoer on Den gemeinlamen
susidn6 cruenuen, Ger ifon nddite
gSod,e ieine sIrbeit beginuen miro.
Iok es tpdbreno oieier Sibina 8n
hibiacn Ge6atten iiber ole beubii6ti3te
Imcnoirlmg Ses @etrdutc.Si3ens @e.
iebes fonlrnen miro. rar beilte itpon
eriihtIid,. uls sic S5iifrer Ger Erobi.
biticrs.9artri ibr Grogrumm e'it'
liia.en. 9emieIbcn sufoioe iouen ale
grouerei. uno 9rennereibeiiser &c.
,muuaen per0en, cine Si5ens Su er.
Ianaen. @ei Der 5eiiIebitne Der Sab
Der gSirtbihaiten in eiuer %lutijipn
iitat ioa nur Die GintDobncrsabl in
benz naiIen Serritorium nIS @niis &C.
ucaluen neroen, elm 9orihlug. oird
ben Die Srodenen rlirtoeItens oil
Sdlite Der iett i'm Staate bcitebenoer
TirtbItaiteu mtsn1er5en tpoIlen
-aTsa gericuelt, weIhe einen 9roteii
oesea sir Gepdbums eiHes eiseus e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22

ssener GbOrpereiu uOn befannten Yin.
iiferu in's 9eben sernien.

Sin nelIer Gborperein, Der ben Jlas
men Spern Stub fiibri, 1T BON be-
tannten bieiigen Wuiiferu in's 2eben
ssruien fDorben unb fein 3psd 1T
Opsrnauffiibrungen in sngliIder
Sprade bier gu Derunitalten.
Die geamten Dieies neneH Stubs
iinD: prdiiOsnt SfuDors $. Bsiuftod;
gisefrGTbeniin iyrau Catherine 8ens
nett; S6aBmsijtsr Spiepb S4erte unb
5etrsfdr sScbn 8. elotleD. Sos
6auptquuriier bes Stubs befiuoet iitI
in Der Gable Soll. an Der Sit 8ierten
StraBe unb iiimmbegabte 0amen unb
6err.n. bic ii6 Der Uereinisuns anSus
iflisBen lpiinihsn f0nnen ii6 an
Woniaa gbsno in Der Dale meloen,
nc lie eiHsr griifung out ibre Stimms
mitteI bin untsrSogsH fperpen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22

Gg miro osbncn nifts foiten es 5l befpeiien ilno
elm ir alenal a0iout iibcr5eugt 5t eln oaB Spibeo
oas uiloerbare giitte lit, oas Se e sebraudt oosr
BON Dem Sic geh0rt baben
genn Sic an ansfaQelOem Saar, oiirnem 9aar,
foblen Steaeil I3rooen 6nar, 9ralien Saar bleltea
Soar, Saar, iUedes 0Arh 9leihu1g peroorben ",
oidem uno itrrppisen 5aar, Sdjorf, SUDDEN, tpunoer
seopba1rt, innen af Der Stopibaut Ieioen, 10 felt
Se MIR ben neheirebenOen Coupon ans ur1o erlangen
Sie ioaeid, cine free Glnide, inoem Sie oeniebeil
lad iraen6einer Der 3ou'id)en apotbeten nebrrlen.
g. peroen feine S}ragen geiteat Geben Sie einfad
ber Coupon benz Glerf mo Sie iperoen cine 5laide
abiout frei befomuen
G'arse laifeu BON SmiBco iin6 in allen apotbe'
fen uno Gepnrtenlent 9dben gu bdben iiir 5Oc utc
81 90 Die 8Iaidc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22
@eindlte sdlluinblsr.

Ter poli5si ipuroe gsitsrH 46suo
mitsstbeilt, baB Sipei Sdtpinblsr i'm
Qatsr bon 40 Sabr.u ibr llutp.isn
irsibsn. um milbibitise MeHihsn gu
bsfdpinbslH. inb.m lie porsabsn, fir
cen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gelosr gu
Iammesn. Den Burden III es gee
sliidt Bel Siaat WlostotDits, an Der z.
uno fireman 9tpenue. Sfaac GOben,
Go. 524 s5resman apenue uno in Der
GitD Rng unb papsr Co. Ro. 954
Dsit 8. Strubs. is ben getras Don S.
au tpll,tiisren. Der pofi5ei ipurbe
cine porsiialihe MISUNDERSTANDING
Der Snpinblsr mitgstbsilt uub fei
bas gubliium Dor bsnfslb.n esDarnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22
ard,iiett perbaitet.

gluf @runb sints 5aftbefebles ipur.
be esiiern Der 26 Sabre alte arditsti
Milbsr s5irtb. BON 9lo. 1921 @rnoon
2lp,nus in Saft ssnommsn nnb be.
IhuIbiai in unseIsbIiher Deiie Dtin
einem 1ldbnsn osssben 81 boben. Die
@erbaftuns srfolste duf grunb elmer
anssise bss WaIter Qarts. bon 9lo.
1923 gine GtraBs, bsfsn Sptter in
Der Rnft sum Gonntas nidt 5u 9du'
fe asicmnltn mar. Iyirtb CAB 81, bab
sr nit gita in sinsm Rsitaurdnt Elm
GIns Gbssrpsmsin unb sissn Sigb'
tsa asirsaisn habs gHs saau siu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22
sie garf6s60roe.

3ic gartbeboroe beid)IoB III ihrcr
deriaen Sibuns, Serrn Slllius
fSIeiidmnm mo ociien RiIttsr 6raI
9barles sSleiidlmann fir bic bod,ber'
Sise Sderfmlr bon ie $1,000, melte
iiir Die 8erbeiieritrta Der Bars CUR
sserueneilng fonunert miro, ibrer
Gdnt idriitIih III iibepuritteln.
Stnotrntbsnitglieo urifso bon Der
iebiten 8aro erihien nit elmer giir.
geroeleguiion. Inn ole aommiliion 81
eriuden. einen SpielpIae on Der
Baum StraBe 5u itaffen. Iie Som.
miiidre gaben 5lI, OaB in Der oortigeH
;SeaenO Elm Spielplas iebr notbruelt'
oia iei, beoouerteH ieoo6, onb eur
.3eit iiir iold)e 3Dede feline 9eIoer
porhanoelI limo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22
Militdrii6e @riinbe
Sa6su slusiielsO6ne SetinirnHs amc'
ritaniider &atruisH in Bremen
neranlaRt.

@aibington. .. G.. 2t. San
C6ifon oog StantsoeparteInent tele'
arapbiIh Inn ueitere gtn5elperfen oe
siisIid, Der Sctiniumg Der ameritani'
id,en Ratrcicu oer 9ampier
,.e,reenbricr~ uno CAROLYN in 9re'
men angefrnat bnt. 10 herrld,t bic;
bod Die slnIidt, OdB cs lid, bei Sieier
9ctinirung ansidlieBli6 um militia
ride SiderbeitsmuBnnbunen ban
bette. iueiI oie 9ouipier norber IN
ieinSIifen SGfen aH9eIaitfen iuaren
9ic erite alu0e Aruou,~ oab oit
UlntrcIen Der SarlpIer ieitaebaltcr
ipurSen, fam in elmer aoniularoepe'
ide aus greinen 81 Der Tepeid,s
ipuroe jeoof bemertt. onb Die WtiII
ilrbeboroen periihert bdtten, iie mir
oen DIE 9eiite ioiort in 5reibeit ieten
iobalo ole beiocn Gunrpfer sitr glb
inbrt bereit Ieien uno nan uinnit on
Der oil. oaB oieie 5reilaiiins bereitS
erfoIgt iii.
geod, Der qnii6t Der 8earnten in
Stnntseppartemeut mar es ben Deiit
idlen WliIit1rbeb6roeu oarirui 5u tbirit
5ob Die amcrifaniiden ytatroien MIDI
I'M S1fen BON Bremen Silfornintior
erlnngten, Die ipdter. peHn oie Euut
pier pie6er in eusIiihen Sdfen eiu
Iieien, Den eprtiaen @e55roeu Witse
tbsilt pssSen f5unte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22
@Olbene Smbilanms-ylnurmer oes
,San 6raneisco Chronicle.

9lnldBlidj ieinss 50iGhrigsn Subis
ldums bat Der Son Jranoiseo Giro
nicle~ cine IsitHummer btrausgesebsn
tpelfJe BEN untsrn.bmunssgsiit mn
Der aeiitunssfdbigts Oisisr srObeu
3eitung aIle @bre Ha9t. Die aufs
prd6tisite ausgsituttete SJefti6riIi
sr0bten ;Sormats entbdIt 10 bieI 6ea
sSntershanten nnb 4nregeHosu, odH
lie ben tauienDsn Don 2sIern oss
.Gbronicle@, bic Del tbrem glatte gro
Be jOurnnlihifae 2eiftunssH als iel6fta
0erItGnoli8 poransieben, mdn4s freu'
Sige rlsberraidung sebra6t ba6en
fpiro. Wds Der oGbronicIe" in
Dort uno Bib iiber bic osmuo+f
San 75raneisco gu sroiinenO.Weltdus
itsauns DOrfiibrt. srb0rt gu benz Be
ten auf bielem Gebiete
Der Chronicle fpuroe am 16. sSan
1866 pon ben @ebriibern Gbas. unH
Wf. 8. be Soung segriinOet IND mad
oem 5ooe ieines 9rubsrs DOH 6errr
W. s.. DC Souns bis auf ben belttieeu
Gag in Der srfolgreiditsn Beiie mel
t.rgsfiibrt. Die Geifi4te BON Del
@riinoung bes Blattes uno ben adms
pfeu uno erfolgen isiHer Gisentbii'
msr piro in bsm 2lrtitel .SOurnalist
mus in Galifornien- prd9tig asidil
bert. llnisre beitsn Biinite Jun
grloenen sSubilGuml
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22
SnnS,bia.

9eim Spisltn auf elmer ls.ren
9auiteIe in Der glGbe isinsr Bo9s
nuna, go. 1o76 Jlint Strabe, purbc
aeitern 46snn Der IA Sabre Glte Sohn
Stol5 pOu sin,m Sunb ansefaIleu uHO
in ben S6eniel s.bifien. Or. 3. g.
Rramsr, pom 80. 1928 8apmiller
Strabe. brannts Die Wunbe aus unb
Iegte einsu 9erb1nb an. Der 5uno
Ioa gissntbum DON Sobn Rspers,
30. 1896 Wobe StraBe isin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22

3immer an Der 8. unb Smith sirabs
mietbstsu.
Sta ipurbe burA bic 9ttettibts an
Der Gin Strabe srutittslt uno be-
reits am Wiftipph g}ormiiidg berbdfs
fei. Sos WlGbhen gnb dIsbann ben
1ameu bes firth oil. @essn cine qe=
iuifIs Jrau CUNT ipurbe Elm 5afibe-
fsbf unter Der 9eihuloisung Der Ser.
miefbuna BON 3immern 5u nnmpra'
Iiihen 2iueden ermirtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22
slls psroad)tia perbaitet.

Inter oem 9.rbadt b.m gilarS=
5dllsnbeiiber gb. gbriitus am 20. De-
5embsr ben gstras poR S400 snttpsns
bet gu babsn. wurbe in GODinstOn Der
% Sabre olte Grtpin Jeinbers. alias
artbur gIifforo. perboft.t. Die De.
iettipss S6fpashIe unb 8rint 6rnds
ten ben @trbGhtigsn Don GcpiHgton
mad bier, bod bsitrsitet oerieIbe ale
Enulp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22
aetntihsirt.

gsrnarb sJlpnn i'm Union Bethel
ipobnbaft. ibentifisiert in Der
Moraus einen Sooten, Der am 16.
cSunuor ssftcrbsn ipar, alsJrsb. .gonier
aus slatgbsnp gttp. pa. Die OOrtigsn
8eh5rben fpnrbsn bena6riHtisi. Rad
ben Qlusingsn bes sslpnn bate gpnisr
Dor 3 Snhtsn bic Gumme Don $40. 600
ettytt, esA sas Gen ptsiuStIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22
Gteltts lid fsQbf.

sort g tn, 4rt., q. San -
Ddbe Brand, pon Sartforb, Irt.,
Der bei6ulbigt mar in 9erbiubung
nit ben unruben in Der pruirie Greet
Mine on elmer 8erI6tporung eegen
Die gunbssbsb0roen betbeiltgt genes
fen gu iein. itellte iir1 am Donneritag
felbit uno purbe i'm 8unbesgeric1t 81
feds Wlpnoten 9sfGngnib unb elmer
9elbitrafe BON $1,000 berurt6eilt.
Rein Opium in @tgaretten, 6
BUS, 8, q. San. -
Oas Stontsbureuu fir DrogueuiHz
ipettion beri9tete am 9onneritng uah
eingebenbsr llnteriu9ung. bab Gis
garettsn tein Opium entbalten uno
DaB Die i6Gblide Wirtuns Der @ia
garstten bem Ginatbmen oes Rauhs
eber su5uidreibsn iit, aIs irssnOneI-
hen nartotiifen 8eItanntbeilen beg
Sabats pber beg gigarettenpdpiers.
Dos Bureau bate etipa elm 9uBeno
peridisoensr Sprtsu ppn Gigaretten
analplirr.
W2euhelmD Dro.
4ltpona, 9anfds, 81. San. -
5ruu u. 6. RDan, bic Satin zines
ipobIhabeuben Sarmers, ser brei Wtei'
len iiib0itIib Don bier anfdfiig lit,
ipurbe am 9Cnneritug in ibrer Dpba
nung aus bem SinterbaIt eri9oiieH.
Der Shub purbe ourn Elm JenIter
gefeusrt uno bic 8eborbsn itno i'm Bee
lib nes RsDulDers, aus peIhem ber
ShuB abgeoeben tpurpe. ADan
mar bic Mlutter pon breiSehH &inoerH,
Don osnsH iib cine 9ln5Gbl i'm Sauis
befanbsH, nls Der Wprb periibt pura
be.
SrattireH berbDteH.
DeIapare, ohio, q. Gan. -
Der Stabtratb bat cine SrDtnanS una
gsnommen. laut tpsl6sr bas 3rattrreu
in ben @trtbIhdften bel elmer 9elos
itrufe DON $50 bis 5000 perboten lit.
9luberoem beitinmt bic Srpinau5
aud, baB bic SenIter Der Dirt9Ifafteu
our1IiGtig fein IolIen, iuboB man DON
Der Strabe aus bds Snuers oes Cos
tuIs iiberiaauen tann. Dieie Srois
nanSen purosn paiitert, uahbeIn Die
BlrgeriGaft fih in Der 8eal Gam
fpisoer su 8uuIten BEG @irtbI9dfts.
betriebs ertldrt battle.
Mub Iaugeiiseu.
Nen gort, 81. Sanuar.
S5rau CLARA @rtffin, bic ON Mfitttpp6
gu is6s Sd6rsn 3u9tbaus perurtbeilt
porben mar, neil lie burh WtiBbrdud
Der BoIt reide getannts I'M $500, 900
6eedunert bate, purbe am Sonners
itad i'm Stdatsgsritt ucrgeTii6rt, nm
lpegeu ipeiterer oreter 9lutIa9en ipegsu
@rpb piebftobls, neren lie fi6 ihulbig
betannt bate, obeeurt6eilt 5u .peroen.
Der &ifter prbnete an, rdB Die Jrau,
nadoem iie Die ge9enipGrttee Strufe
rerbiibt hotte, bem 8eriht porgefiibrt
perbe. I'm bann tbr peiteres llra
tbsil gu empiangen. 5rau Sriffsn's
8atts lpuros ips1en WiBbrdud)s Der
9oit gu iisben Sdbren 3udtbdus pers
urtbetlt, bic er in gtIduto, Ga, Der.
biiben mub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22
Gin auniibdmeIer.

Tur6 bic TsisttiDss Callahan un6
preiton purDs gsit,ru Der 80 Sabre
aIie Gbpdrb >. Worris. bon RO. 415
elari Strabe untsr Der Bei5ulbis
suna 5psifsIbafis qitsrntir unb Bill
Der in isinsn gsiiB gu babsn. Derbafs
tet. Morris, psltlt angeblib bieie
Sd6en psrtreibt. bsbduptst. baB be
9iIosr ,EuHitiperts" isitn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22
@rrmiRt.

Die geb6rStn ouu 2libldnb, ap.,
srfuGten bic goIiasi auf bic IA Sabre
aIte Slstd Respes gu fabnosn, ipsl4e
isit BEN II. Sdnunr usrfdpunben 1T.
Der eissntIi9e Noms oss ainoes ioa
Burns i.in uno Der 9ater'iu Gppinss
ton, Rn. pobnsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22
Sel.srspbiia. Nutissa.

- 5rau SuIia SSibiimmpns bat in
G6icaso cine S6siouug BON 9tObert
5ibiimmons, benz friibsren Weiitera
I6ofts 5auittGmpfer Der Nelt, duT
9ruub bon @rnuiamtsit erIauet.
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Der POIi5sidsF Don 6enua
fuipenoirt.

@enua, Stalisn, 20 Sauudr.
Der bieiiss ppIisst6ef pscorurO 1T
iuipeubirt iporben, neil sr in elmer
tiirsIif, IfattgsFuubens DemDnitrattou
nidt perbiubert bate, pdbreno iDsl'
der bas G6ilb iiber benz beutI9ea
Rpniulat hei3asigt pRxAe,.
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Der ct. Gtcpbninug stirfe IN Icpprrt
ein ieierlihes Iepitirtes Sod,dnit ceIe.
0ritt iperoen iino Die geiiebung er.
'oIsi oann duf Dem ct, Gfepbanus
goffesoder in Netpporf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22
Sr.ier smisses ;Slaiae GsupDn

GilHg iar sine srDsr grObtHane sDises Saar-ss'
hareHug in ireenoeHer 9os apoeien Der Rdme
aDrefe oroeHti9 asglut 1T al Die unieniiebeHbeu
buHiten ainieH. 9isieHeeu auberbaIb Cincinnati ionneH
cine free Ga6e eangeH inbem e 1oe in BoimarfeH cher
eiI5 breit bic Snbeo Sair Grentment Co. 563s O. q
nail cbo ieHoeH, fa bic softeu Der sszs
Saduua etc. nit sr besabIeT
Nams
etpHb'
CMGn sebs bOue gSrsFe NIB f9retbs Sslti&)
obser Coupon it saG in irsuOsnsr BON arOs Hpabeter
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geibe 3tpeige pertasten ii4 nnh Der
Ra6mittagssSibung big nGhiteI
WOntag Ra6mittag Inn 5 llbr,
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$4,000 grDke sSlaibem
S,pisscp !6aar>Sebanblmng
tpcrbcm frei iue9gegcbcm

gsir oaen oab eber ann uno an in Cincinnati mmentgeli
cine sroke Tla6e Swisseo 9aarsSebanbuns erbdl
surmd dumbem
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-16
ROANOKE CHIEF GOES
AFTER INSANE THIEF
Governor Stuart issues Kcquisition for
Ward Bagby. Held by Washing
ton Police

Wen known Nirginiar, inmate of an
insane asylum lunatic at large, high
way robber. fugitive from justice, "a
prisoner awaiting extradition
That. in brief is the career of Ward
Bagby. now held by the metropolitan
police of Washington. aud COR whom
Governor Stuart yesterday issued a
requisition on the Chief Justice Of the
supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia.
Bagby. bearer Of a name honored
in Virginia history and himself at one
time well known, was committed to
the state Hospital for the Insane at
stanton some time ago. He was lost
sight of by ali save his friends until
his escape from the hospital on Feb
ruary 2
The man had a record in Richmond
before his commitment Ia the asylum
lie was known To the police here as
n dope tiend and was committed to
the asylum from this city. He had
been arrested IN South Richmond.
After his escape from the asylum last
February hls whereabouts were UNI
known until he appeared In Roanoke,
where he committed series Of rob-
Leries. In the course OF one he was
wounded in the hip.
Superintendent Pullman. OF the
Washington police, te1egraphed Chief
OF Police Moore. of Roanoke. We'd
nesday that Eagby could be moved "a.
any time. nrd yesterday the chief was
in Richmond with n request of the
Cove rnor for requisition papers. lie
left at once fer Washington to Sc
cure the prisoner. with the eNpecta-
ton Of being back in Roanoke this
morning. 1t was thought at first.
4aia Chief More, that Bagby was too
badly hurt t. admit of removal for
some time but the telegram from
Ghiei Pullman was to the effect
that he cou,d be moved ut once.
Hence ~Chief Moore's visit TO Rich
mono for lie necessary papers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-16
No TRUTH IN STORY
Continued from First page,)

Iii ba1sff o. the maintenance OF Mex
lean neutraiitv In the absence OF any
.Aexlcan goverum rent capable Of dealing
with such situation. IL is likely that
the Japanese are proceeding with the
salvage operations ia manner con-
vanient 10 themselves without being
over particular to Mexican neutrality
The incident however, ts regarded
i3v many as an object lesson worthy
az serious consideration.
The japanese embassy saia II had
10 special knowledge Of the operations
nj Turtle Ray. which are being con-
Quoted under direction OF the Japanese
consul. general az Sau Francisco, The
following statement was authorized
by the embassy
s.'rhe report that naval base has
been established by the Japanese gov
eminent ~ Turtle Hay Lower Cahfor-
mia is more than absurd IL is prepos-
ferrous There never has been any in
teutlon on the part ~ the Japanese
gxerument ia locate naval base, or
10 occupy any territory on the west
eoa$t Of Mexico. 4 few japanese fish
arrlen about a score ip number per
hars, frequent the waters Of this hay,
bnt they have % connection with the
japanese naval eztablj sEment
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-16

Continued on Second Page
Aguas Galleries convention soon and
take Il thorough Zapata man for the
PROVISIONAL presidency according 10
rumors. Also there Is a scarcity of
food, and the poor are suffering to
some extent, What food there is sells
at eXorbitant prices.
Make Make Palafox President.
II liz stated that Zapata is planning
to have the convention elect soto Y
CANA, or Manuel Palafox to the posi-
ton of provisional president Pala-
fox Is secretary to Zapata. and Cana
is a man who has taken no sides in
any Of the nghting in Mexico up to
the present. Zapata. these Americans
assert. is taking particular pains to
outwardly show allegiance TO Pro-
visional President Cara, because he
was chosen by the convention. so that
when the convention is summoned
again he can put forth his own man
legally elected and point to tho fact
ne supported the previous man so
elected although Cara was a Willis
tas In this war. II is expected.
Zapata will either make Villa accept
his man or put the northern leader
In the position OF boiling the con-
Iventions.
ObreGon Loses Heavily.
The arrivals today confirmed the re-
port that the main body OF obregon's
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-16
tures grow more in evidence as the
excitement died away.
Here for Pleasure

tures grow more in evidence as the
excitement died away.
Here for Pleasure.
IL am here, as ! have often said,
for pleasure. ne answered Ger
tailnly l may travel. There is go much
to see, Brooklyn and BIffalo-yes,
and Canada and Chicago ] shall not
go to the South To Washington per-
haps--and perhaps to Saint Louis. To
San Antonio-no, certainly. certainly
not"
And you will not go to MeNico?"
How con | answer what will hap
pen In the far future? Conditions
change Some day | may go back.
with nay family TO settle down. | may
become an aericulturist. may take
a ranch. tluieu sabe -
' II was stated Ia an evening paper
that you told Il reporter that you
intend to return 70 Mexico-that You
would not fail your people. 40 you
deny this ?"
Didn't say II For Publication.
II have already said that nothing
that appears without by signature Is
to he put to nay account
Then you did not say it,"
Il said no such words for publica-
ton"
And resumine the enigmatic smile
for which he is becoming famous. he
( babe farewell to his inquisitors with
the triendl!est of "buenos noChes'
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train was heavy one, westbound. and
richly laden with costly merchandise.
AZ the train approached the crossing
Morris Goss the engine driver, in re-
Spouse to Il sharp command. turned
quickly from his throttle 10 find him
self looking down the barn Ell OF re-
peaang rifle.
stop the train" the man with the
gifte commanded. tioss did ar ne was
told Both he and his fireman drop
ped to the deck Of the engine and
there were held by the bandit
Conductor Held Up.
Back Ira the caboose Michael Burke.
the conductor and his trainmen had
started for the platforms when the
air brakes - the car began 70 grind.
Burke thought the train had been
tagged A. he stepped 10 the
ground he. too, was stopped at the
point Of q gun
Foil0pihe the escape Of the engine
driver with his locomotive The rob
beers worked with great rapldity Bolt
after bolt ~ fine quality silk was
tossed from the car doors and packed
carefully in the motor trucks which
- God on tine Ward Road with engines
hummlns
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-16
NO REAI. FOUNDATION
FOR PEACE TALK FOUND

Petrograa April l1.--After care
fli inquiries your correspondent is
able 10 sta.o confidently that no di-
rect approach has been made by Aus
tris- Hungary to Russia on the sub
|ect OF the conditions of peace. The
Austrian Government, so far as Is
known here has not taken any part
In advancing even the suggestion that
ii Is desiroua> Of ending the war.
The only suggestion on the sub
iect comes from Rome. made appar-
emily bv the Pope at the Instigation
Of Austrian4 not In public life. II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-16

With the coming of spring and tbs
laying aside of furs and heavy cloth
ing, the housewife who is looking Il
The health and happiness Of he
household will also put aside the win
ter foods and make a complete chang,
in her menus.
Every fruit and green vegetable
that is available should be made as
of In the spring diet. and all rel
and heavy foods used in wiuie
menus. put aside. Iuddtngs, pastries
pancakes and most meats should b.
absolutely tabooed. and fruits, yere
tables. eggs, cheese aud lighter bread
be used In their places
a pleasant and wholesome chang
from the pancake and waffle will b
found In the little rosette waters. am
these can also be made the founda
tons for numerous desserts to TAX
the place Of doughnuts, puddings am
pastries. These waters can be serve,
for breakfast with creamed fish. chip
ped beef. pcached egg, or, In place o.
/ waffles. they can be served hot an
crisp with powdered sugar. The
are delightful sprinkled with powder
ed sugar and served with unsweetenet
whipped cream and are equally goo
with bananas or berries and cream
oysters, creamed chicken. rnush
rooms or sNeetbreaks served on tn
waters and decorated with olives
radishes. watercress. or parsley, max
an easily prepared and appetlxinsI
entree.
when used as breakfast dish. cl
for combining with meat or veEe
sables. the cornmeal, whole wheat oil
white -four recipe may be used. bu
/ the batter should contain little or n
sugar. When made to serve for des
sert they are nicer II more sugar 4
added Margaret r. foulks, III
Southern Womaus Magazine.