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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
BIC FIRE DAMAGE
FOR ALASKA ROAD
seward Geeias EspairsnE After Blaze
Whieh Hsuacss Easirg Tsua-M Many
HaiidinFs Ceus.

seward. At4siss. STAY is.-ssw4Fd
ssass tagsv % eozzzasaes ths Esrk os
repairing ths damage caused ~ ths
srs wtfea assaesd yesterday tke ga
slre t6wa 4aa which tgok ksasy toli %
tEs bguGiaEs ssd properly % the
Alaska Northern railway. soon Co b.
tatsr over bT TIE Csttsd states gov
erumsss. Conservative estimates to-
sag placed ths loss sE stg0.egQ-
THs aFe ssfu VAS baFrinE 90 the
groNrFit E6raesteaG tiaabsF tract a
ssort Gistaaes tfUsa se0sfd. WhsFs the
Earass started. bat tse Wind uhiea
sznasG ths blaze toward ths t0Wn hGd
GlsG away and all Danger Was th0aEet
Co have bese aVerts3-
Tns roaaGhogss. e1aehins shops sEa
car seors % tas railway we're destroy
s,5. az we're seven Fssf1saess and ssEat
teas hsGsss. \ t3eosa1siss ssd siE ears
also were destroyed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
DARNELL'S TRIAL IS
NEARING ITS CLOSE

Milwaukee. Wis. May l2.-The gov
ernment. in the prosecution OF James
Morrison Darnell. on trial charged with
violating the Mann white slave act,
was prepared today TO finish its side
Of the case after the examination Of
three more witnesses. The defense is
expected 20 introduce several Witness
es. The burden OF yesterdays test-
mony was that while Darnell was al
legged to have told several witnesses
that Doris Vaughn was the only wom-
an he had ever married. various wit
nesses declared that the defendant in
trodueed both Ruth Soper OF owatonna,
Mimi. and Ethel Spurgeon Of Avon,
Ill. as his wife. The case is likely to
go 20 the jury within a day or two
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
LONDON GERMANS
OBLIGED To HIDE
Embellishments Taided and Centcnis
Scattered over STREETS special
CeustAbles Called.

Loafoa. May i2-Anti-CermAa Fioss
IN ths East End % Loaaoa we're re-
samed this morning stir even greater
vioisheo thar yesterday. Wherever a
German showed himself he was at
tackled. The police force has becn so
thisaod by drafts sent 20 the army
that is had dimesity Ia dealing with
che asEry crowds Special eonsta-
biss had % b. called out.
4 number % German establishments
wcFo Fsided and sacked and their con
tents scattered over the streets. The
Germans themselves VeFc forced TO
go into hiding The police IN some
eases we're deard hy the angry crowds
and sosae oalcrFs Werc Injured during
their usdeasoFs TO protect the Teu-
tous- The furniture and fittings %
German houses and stores wcrr huri-
cd throaEh windows 20 the streets.
wa~n tho propFist0rs Wcrc caught
they we're severely mauird. Ia some
cases their clothes we're torn from
their backs.
one German Waa throwu irIo
horse trough with che reminder that
his conpatFioss had been spending
thsir time drowning women and chill
dFen- He vas only saved from a sim
liar fate by the tntsrvsati0n % the
police.
Severe auti-Gcrmaa outbreaks oc-
euFrrd today near the East India
docks Seventy German shops werc
wrecked Germans in a. vicinity are
uaitiaE for self-defraar. Police re-
infoFesmsuts arr being rushed 20 the
serue.
The protest % German citizens OF
Bradford against the course OF thc
German government IN the torpedo
Tag of The Lgsitaais - the FIRST united
pabtie demonstration By nEturziized
Trgt0as expressing horror and In
dieuatloa of ths German outraEcs-
Letters from Individual Germans
are appearing in the newspapers. but
the pF0sairsat amouE the German rss-
i1ssts have z0t as yss made any move.
Tho cabinet Was "a special confeF-
eaer today TO review the alien situa-
tfon as altered By reccaf happenings
and ths eoaatry IL eagerly sxpeeting
drastic aetioa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
BARNES is AIDED
BY STATE CHIEFS
New York Political Leaders Testify in
Syracuse Trial to Show ROOse-
welt Domination.

Syracuse. y. Y, May 12.-AIore than
half a dozen men well known in polit
icaI circles were ready to appear as
witnesses in the supreme court here
in behalf of William Barnes in his
libel suit against Colonel Roosevelt.
Both sessions OF the court, counsel
connected with the case said, undoubt-
eddy would be taken up by the direct
and cross examination of these men
It was considered doubtful whether
Mr.. Barnes would testify today.
Elon r. Brown. republican leader
of the state senate. testified that the
late Thomas c. PIatt was leader of the
republican party when he CBrownl
was first elected TO the senate Col
onel Roosevelt. the witness said, be-
came state leader in 1906, and ac-
lively retained the leadership until he
departed from the country after he
left the White house.
After Colonel Roosevelt's return,
said the witness, he resumed the
leadership and retained it until after
the next election.
Did you consider Colonel Roose-
'Si' 'AV Sc00 VI nv ASPuSiASe1AA P1i
ty when you say he was leader ?" ask
ed Mr.. WINS. but an objection was
Sustained.
Mr.. WINS argued that it had been
testified 10 by Colonel Roosevelt that
Mr.. Barnes dominated the party for
more than a dozen years and that he
wanted to show as a matter of fact
that Colonel Roosevelt was actually
the dominant factor for some time.
1t seems TO be question of whose
OK is gored," Mr. WINS continued.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
Slow Progress Being Made in
Work of Identification
of Lusitania Dead.
RELYING ON TRINKETS
Few Relatives of Passengers
on Scene and Authorities
Are Helpless.

Queenstown. May l2.-The bodies Of
nine men and eight women who per
ished when the Lusitania sank. com
prisinE those brought ashore at Baiti-
more and other Irish coast points, ar
rived here this morning aboard a tug
The only body of q frst-class pas
scnger which was identified was that
Of Percy Secombe OF Peterborough.
Ontaris. son OF the late Captain G.. W.
Sccombe OF the Cunard line. His sis
ter. Miss Elizabeth Secombe, still is
missing.
SLOW progress Is being made in the
work OF Identification. as few relatives
OF passengers are now here. and the
authorities are relying only on papers
and trinkets found on the bodies The
names OF James Harrison and a. p.
Norris were found on papers in the
pockets OF two OF the men. while that
OF X. Hickson was found on the body
OF one woman. Three OF the dead were
members OF the Lusitania's crew. On
the body OF Mr.. Harrison was found a
card OF the Young Mems Christian As
sOciatiou OF Bridgeport Conn.
No Americans Brought In
A Lusitania lifeboat bearing the
bodies OF three women and two boys.
wi1ich nag been -airrft since Issr-S'ri-
day. Is reported ashore today near
Baltimore. on the south Irish coast
There were no American first cab
In passengers among the L dead
brought into Queenstown this morn
ing.
London. May 12.-Lloyd's has q re-
port that lifeboat OF the Lusitania,
together with the bodies of four wom-
en- and two children. was picked up
bottom up yesterday seven miles OF
Fastnet. The boat was towed into
Long Island bay and the bodies taken
by the coast guard 20 Skull. Fastnet
is four miles from Cape Clear.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12

London. May ie.-Gcrman reinforce
rncnts rushed from Lens and Douai
thus far apparently have failed 20
check the dash of troops which. sweep
Ing uorthward from Arras. have cap
turcd important German positions. The
German var once states that progress
has been made against the British line
east % Yprcs. but SIR John French's
laeoaic message asserts that all Ger
man Efforts 20 break through have fail
81. The situation on the huge east
ern battlefield is stiil obscure. but IL
is evident that the gains are not at
the expense OF the Russians
Paris. May i2.-Frcnch Official state
meEt:
In the section TO the north OF Ar
ras we have maintained our gains cN-
ccptinE IN front OF Loos, where a night
counter attack resulted In taking from
us part OF the ground We captured in
the day time. On the rest OF the front
yesterday saw artillery engagements -
Pc,rograd. May ie tvia Londonl.-
Admitting that the Austro-German
movement from Cracow has met with
some success. Russian military au-
thorities asserted today there vas no
possibility of a further advance. with
its consequent menace 10 the security
OF the Russian positions In the Carpa-
tsiana-
Berlin. May ie-tvia London 5:s5
p. ml-German Official report;
-AviatorE og the enemy yesterday
dropped bombs on BruFes without do
iuE auy damage from a military point
of view. East OF Ypres we took an
important hill. Dunkirk was bonn
barded by our artillery. East OF Dix
nude Nc sho; down a British fiying
machine. Trenches taken by the
French during the past few days be
tween Carency and Ncuviile are still
IN their possession. Otherwise all the
attempts OF the enemy made yesterday
20 break through our lines we're in
vain His attacks were confined
chiefly against our positions TO the
east and southeast of Vcrmelies. and
at Abiain and Carcney. as well as
against our positions 20 the east and
southeast OF Arras-
-O;hcr advances broke down with
heavy losses 20 the enemy. An at
irtApl % oAF opponents 10 t~NN Ho4'
uans-w-iicrkopf again failed
The battle ~ Shawl. in Couriand.
- still raging without any result On
the Bxurs \ Russian battalion which
made az sticmp, 20 cross the river
Vas annihiiated. Our pursuit be-
tween the CarpathIAn mountains and
he vis;uia river l. stili In full swing
and further heavy damage has been
inflicted on the enemy along this en-
tire front. The Fourth Foot Guards
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
PRESIDENT MAKES FORMAL DEMAND FOR PREPARATION ON GERMANY
War Summary

From the Belgian coast to Ar
ras, across the border in northern
France, one OF the principal bat
ties of the war is now under way.
The Belgians, in the little section
they still hold, are pushing for
ward, apparently with some sue
cess. Near the border the French
are making a furious attempt TO
pierce the German line. Between
these two districts the Germans
are on the offensive, pressing
against the British army with
great force. Although local sue
eesses have been won on both
sides. the main issue probably
viii not be decided for some time.
The Russians admit a further
retreat in Galicia, although deny
ing Austrian and German reports
Of complete rOut. British corres-
pOndents i'm Petrograd minimize
the Importance of the AustrO-Ger-
man victory. intimating that Rus
sian strategy may have been re-
SpOnsible in part for the rapid ad-
vance 0f the TeutOns.
Reports from all sources indi-
cate severe loss of life on the
GailiPOli peninsula and that the
allies have paid heavily for estab-
fishing land positions. 4 dispatch
from Athens says Turkish losses
have been 50 great fresh troops
VIII be brought from Smyrna.
The course OF Italy is still unde-
cided. The pope is reported to
have almost given up hope of
italy'S remaining at peace.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
PLAN MANEUvERS
BY NAVAL FLEET
United States to Work Out Problems
In Atlantic Known Only to Chiefs
OF Department.

New York, May 12.-While the war
fleet anchored in the Hudson river
Will remain until next Tuesday. prep
arations were begun today for the
maneuvers off the cost which will
work out problems now known only TO
the ehisfs- s-ef the navy. Three shfps Of
the auxiliary division. the Vestal. San
Francisco and Neptune. had steam up
ready TO seek the high seas and wait
for the fighting units TO join them after
the final review by President Wilson.
The cruiser Brooklyn was on her
way from Boston 10 take aboard Rear
Admiral Austin n. Knight, president
OF the war college, who viii umpire the
war game.
Three more destroyeTs of the fourth
division arrived yesterday and the re
naming 10 units of the destroyer flo-
tlia were due today. With them on
their voyage from Boston comes the
scout cruiser Birmingham. the pen
uant ship of Captain W 5. Simms,
of the torpedo flotilla.
Thousands of landsmen visit the
feet each day To help the navy's
guests aboard the warships from small
craft bobbing in the swelIs from pass
ing steamers, the dock department to-
day at the request OF Admiral Fletcher
moored several floats beside some of
the most popular battleships.
Two hundred and fifty officers of the
fleet were guests last night at q recep-
ton given by the New York Yacht club.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
NATIONAL CONGRESS
OF MOTHERS OPEN

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12

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wfst ts sach az oblfxati0a-
NAY Hash DernburE.
TIE president - keosu 10 feel thzi
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fosaaer Gssrnaan eoloGisi secretary.
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rasurs seFioGsty szsetiaE the Goaaes-
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present dstfests slsaasiou- Cess4sios
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12

regiment took Il officers and 4,500
men prisoners. and captured four can
non. one machine gun company, with
horses. and one baggage column
Forces OF the Teutonic allies have
crossed the River san between Sanok
and Dinow. Troops in the Carpath-
fans on both sides OF the Stry yester-
day drove the enemy out OF his posi-
tions."
Paris. May IA Mavas dispatch
from Athens says;
a floating mine which exploded at
Amyssios. near Moudros Gsland of
Lemnos) killed five persons. accord
ing TO an official dispatch from
I.emnos. In view OF the large number
OF mines which have been carried by
currents from the Dardanelles into the
Fgean sea. the Greek authorities have
issued a warning 20 navigators.
Information obtained from relia-
bic source Is TO the effect that Turkish
troops in Syria have been ordered 10 the
GaliipoH peninsula as the losses there
have been exceedingly heavy. The
number of corps in Syria is unknown
but they are composed chiefly of vet
eran troops"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
FIeischmann Tries Suicide.

New York. May i2.-Otto r. Fleisch-
mann. president OF the F1eischmann
Vehicle company. and member OF the
Fleischmann family which established
a fortune as manufacturers OF bread,
shot and probably fatally wounded
himself today in a hotel where he had
registered under an assumed name.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
RICH FARMER SLAIN
IN HIS SENECA HOME

Ottawa. tn MAY t2-FFazk Msssr.
q wealthy farmer tfVtsx scar Sse~ea-
vas ssana Gsaa is ssf this sao-ainE
ftss tsruss has beea eJsss No arrests
ssgs bees ssses-
seis f5r separate sssietsasner ~
erasfg vas isssfssss6 aEsisst NtaisF bg
Efs wfts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
ALLIES CAPTURE
ENEMY POSITIONS
Gcrman Rrinforcements, London Re-
ports, faiI "a Cheek Dash North
ward Prom Arras.

Geneva, sry1se@Ihc 51urnsi
has n dispatch from saioniki say
ing many have been killed or In
lured In riots In ConstantinopIe.
Rome. Nay II. (Via Paris 3;i5
m.l-what l. considered the last
definite proposal Of Austria con-
ccrnins the territorial conceS-
sionS demanded by Italy was re-
eeIVed today by the Italian gov
ernment-
The cabinet at once went into
session to consider the eommuni-
cation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12

reerts. tn sfsy ia special szset-
80 os ths rnrss-t.gs tssEas has bees
called ~ Frssi&sas A. q TsaFrSY os
CGseaxs 90 eorsf9sr ske rsvisioe % thS
seksssats art 0tn~r C9aaptieattosss
wEies Rave srts~a siaes tks op~sink
ss sh@ ssssoz two weeks ago q siti
s- ssfa fa F~orsa Frsssf % this west,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

EveniuE stars Mercury. Mar. Sat
aru Mo~nin< stars Jgpifer. veans
Ssx stars ta vertt-ai lire south 80 eas'
besOn< 60 considerations serpens an
o2aiseens
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12

Fssruxrsa. MsF - (via L0aeos1-A
foserura~ntai aHeosaesrzsnt r-sde
eassse today tsssrseted she tziaAssry of
ananes 80 fsss~ q s~eoe.1 ins~rasi loan
~ ls.a1 800 900.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
THE WEATHER
Fesseasf TN : q. ". Temorrow. for
Esek leland. Davenport. Moline
and Nlrinlfy.

Fair tonight and Thursday. not much
change ia temperature.
TempeFatuFs ~ = N 80. Highest
yesterday -. lowest last niEhf So
Velocity % wtnd a. O. m tniirs
Psr hour.
fsrecfPisattoa ron~-
Relative hEssisiity az ,. "a az. 81 :
a "a. s.. at .. u- today zs.
stage % Water 81 = fall 0f 4 ir last
"a koaFs.
IN suERIF.R. LneaI Foreeas,sr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
HIgin Postmaster Named.

Washington. d. c. May 12-Presi-
dent Wilson today appointed John c.