davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Sudet kayvat rOhkeiksi WiscOn-
SiniSSa.

Chippewa Falls, = Susia on
min runsaasti Chippewa kauntis-
sa eta kauntin kirjuri antaa jo-
ka viikko metsastajille tappora-
hoja keskimaarin kuudesta tai
seitsemasta sudesta. Taman
paikkakunnan pohjoispuolella o.
levissa metsisa on susien ruuaksi
kelpaava riista hyvin vahissa,
jOten sudet ovat jaaneet ilman
talviruokaa. Taman vuoksi niita
on tullut suurissa laumoissa asu-
tuille seuduille, missa ne ry6sta-
vat kanahuoneita ia lammaskar-
sinoita. Sudet ovat min rohkei-
ta etta pyssyns;esten oa hyvin
helppo niita ampua. 4
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Egyptin entista kediivia uhattu
murhata.

Vienasta saapuneen sahk0sa-
noman mukaan on Egyptin enti-
nen kediivi Abbas Hilmi matkal-
la Berneen Sveitsiin saamaan a
pua erikoislaakarilta luodinhaa-
vaan leuvassaan, jonka hanen
kerrotaan saaneen eraan sala-
murhaajan kadesta Konstantino-
polissa. Sahk0sanomassa maini-
taan eta haava eli ole parantu-
nut ia eta hanen on mahdoton-
ia talla kertaa johtaa armeijaa,
jonka aikomuksena on samota
Egyptiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Aseiden lahettamiskieltO peruu-
tettu COlOradOssa.

Denver, Colo, = Kuveno0ri
George Carlson peruutti niiden
.aseiden ia ampumavarojen TAXA
varikkoon oton, jotka oil maara
lahettaa seuduille, joissa asken
vallinneen lakon talia suurim-
mat mellakat olivat tapahtuneet
Walton virkailijat kielsivat esei-
den lahetyksen heti lakon aka
misen jalkeen syyskuussa vuon-
ma 1918, Yhdysvaltain joukko-
jen ollessa lakkoalueella, oil asei-
den lahettaminen valtiossa koko-
naan kielletty.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
100000 liittOutunutta sOtavan-

= Saksan julistaman virallisen
reportin mukaan nousee liittou-
tuneiden sotavankien luku kaik-
khan 100000 mieheeen ia saksa-
laisia ilmoitetaan joutuneen van
giksi ainoastaan 100000 ia ita-
valtalaisten 100000 miesta. SAX
salaisten ia itavaltalaisten otta-
ma vankien luku on enemman
kuhn kaksi kertaa min suuri kuhn
ranskalais-preussilais sodassa O.
tettujen vankien.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28

ia. Paitsi Blucheria vahingoit
tut kaksi muuta saksalaista lai
vaa.
Sc seikka, eta Lionilla joks
johti englantilaista laiyastoes.
kaaderia, haavoittui ainoastaar
yksitoista miesta, osottaa, eta
englantilaisten mieshukka eli oil.
lut suuri. On mahdollista, eta
esnglantilaiset laivat pelastivat
useampia Blucherin miehistosta
kuhn nuo 1913, jotka tahan men
nessa tiedetaan varmasti pelas.
tetun.
Vara-amiraali Sir David Beat.
ty, joka. talla taistelua johtL oil
johtajana myoskin Helgolannin
luona tapahtuneessa taistelussa
elokuun % paivana, jossa taiste-
lussa kolme saksalaista kevyttS
risteilijaa ia kaksi torpeedoven-
hetta upposi.
L0ntoon sanOmalehdet taiste-
lusta.
Tahan mennessa Ell amiraalivi-
rasto ole julkaissut taistelun tu-
loksista mitaan tarkempia tieto-
ia.
Lontoon aamulehdet tuovat il
mi tyytyvaisyytensa sen johdos-
ia eta eglantilaiset kykenivat
vastaanottamaan saksalaisten
Observation-Disclosures main loista-
vasti. Dovefissa, Harwichissa ia
muissa merisatamissa otettiin
tama tieto vastaan mita suurim-
malta mielihyvalla.
Voiton lasketaan johtuneen
englantilaisille laivoille siita, et-
ta ne olivat nopeampiliikkeisia
ia eta niilla oil isommat ia pa
remmat kanuunat ia sanomaleh-
Diet huomauttavat, eta Englan-
nilla on yha vielakin 10 taistelu-
risteilijaa kun sitavastoin SAX
salla Ell ole kuhn nelja senjalkeen
kun Sc myi Turkille Goebenin ia
Breslaun.
Saksalaisten huomattiin ha-
marian tultua jatkavan matkaan-
sa Englannin rannikkoa kohti.
Kun ne nakivat ylivoimaisen
englantilaisen laivaston, kaantyi-
vat ne ympari ia antoivat menna
taydella hoyrylla kotiinpain, ia
brittilaiset laivat, jotka olivat
nopeampia, paasivat vasta kot-
van ajettuaan heita takaa, ampu-
manhattan paahan. Tama laivo-
jen kulkiessa suoriettu taistelu
kesti nelja tuntia ia kuului lai-
vojen kanuunain ammunta alma
poh hjois-Hollantiin saakka.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Saksalaiset lupaavat palkan
Belgian papeille.

Maasbode-niminen sanomaleh-
ii julkaisee uutisen, eta saksa-
laiset viranomaiset ovat luvan-
meet maksaa Belgian papeille pal
kan sodankin ajalta jos mama al
lelzirjoittavat sopimuksen, eta
he eivat tule saarnaamaan tai
yksityisissa keskusteluissa xii
hottamaan saksalaisia vastaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Berlini tullaan valloittamaan.

Canadian sota-asiain minister
kenraalimajuri Hughes lausui
askettain pitamassaan maljapu-
heessa:
"Kunhan tiet kevaan tullen pa
ranevat, tulaan Berlini valloitta-
maan. Matka slime on kylla
pitka, monta rintavarustusta,
vallihautaa ia linnoitusta on val
loitettava; monien kukkuloiden
ia lakeuksien yli marssittava,
mutta sen minka eglantilaiset
sotajoukot ovat ennemin voineet
toteuttaa sen tulevat my0s brit
tilaiset sotajoukot tekemaan.
Mikaan eli ole mahdotonta mel
dan urhoolliselle armeijallem-
me-"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
American kOnsuliagentti haa-
yOttunut.

Dunkirkissa oleva Yhdysval-
tain konsuliagentti Benjamin
Morrell haavoittui kun saksalai-
set ilmailijat heittivat pommeja
Durkirkiin, ilmoittaa FIGARO leh-
den Dunkirkin kirjeenvaihtaja.
Kirjeenvaihtaja hsaa, eta Nor
jan ia Uruguanyn konsulaatit
vahingoittuivat my0skin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Ulkomaan kappa suuresti kas-
vanut.


Ulkomaa- ia kotimaakauppa
Johnston viimeisten tietojen
mukaan on Yhdysvaltain ulllo-
maakauppa suuresti kasvanut
Wine aikoiha, varsinkin on ruo-
katavaroita ia joitakin tehdas-
tuotteita lahetetty ulkomaille ia
vattoman suuresSa maarassa vii
me marraskuussa verrattuna e.
dellisiin kuukausiin. Marraskuul-
la oil ulos lahetettyjen tavarain
arvo yhteensa 206 miljoonaa dol
laria tahi kaksi kertaa min suuri
kun elokuulla, jolloin sedan pub
keamisen takia Yhdysvaltain ul-
komaakauppa aleni pienemmak-
81 kuhn Sc oil ollut moneen vuo-
teen.
Vaikka pumpulia, ia mineral
li0ljyja, puutavaroita, ia maan-
viljelyskoneita Ell ole lahetetty
ulkomaille yhta suuressa maa-
rassa kuhn edellisina vuosina, on
jauhotavarain, lihan sokerin,
vaatetavaran ia toisten tehdas-
tuotteiden kysynta suurempi
kuhn koskaan ennen.
Wine marraskuulla victim ul-
komaille jauhotavaroita 40 mil
joonan dollarin arvosta tahi nell
ia kertaa min paljon kun mar
raskuulla vuonna 1918; automo-
biileja victim tuon saman kuu-
kauden ajalla 2,250,000 dollarin
arvosta eli % kcrtaa min paljon
kun Wine vuonna samalla ajalla /;
munia 1,250,000 dollarin arvosta
eli kolme kertaa min paljon kun
edellisena vuotena vastaavalla a
jalla; pohjaus nahkaa 3,250,000
dollarin arvosta eli kahdeksan
kertaa min paljon kun edellisena
vuotena marraSkuussa; metalli-
ty0koneita ia konety0kaluja 2
miljoonan dollarin arvosta eli 2
kertaa min paljon kun edellisena
vuonna; pumpulipukineita g.
350,000 dollarin arvosta eli kaksi
kertaa min paljon kuhn Wine
vuoden marraskuussa; kemialli-
sia aineita, rohtoja ia varjaysai-
Meta 3,250,000 dollarin arvosta
eli SO prosenttia enemman kuhn
edellisen vuoden marraskuussa; ;
pumpuliteollisuustuotteita 81
100000 dollarin arvosta eli 80
prosenttia enemman kuhn Wine
vuoden marraskuun numerot O.
soittivat, miesten saappaita ia
kenkia ,25O,OO0 dollarin arvosta
60 prosenti lisayksella ia pella-
va0ljya 2,5OO,OOO dollarin arvos-
ia eli 5 prosenttia enemman kuhn
Wine vuoden marraskuulla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28

peettomana ia Venajan suuruu-
den loppuna ia koettavat kaik-
kensa saadakseen ylipaallikk0
suuriruhtinas Nikolain vaikutus-
vallan murretuksi," vakuutetaan
kirjeen lopussa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Pelkaav;it Englannin yritt;iv;in
Palestiinan vallOitusta.

Cairoon saapuneet lahetys-
saamaajat kertovat turkkilais-
ten viranomaisten pelkaavan
englantilaisten yrittavan Pales-
tiinan valloittamista ia siita
syysta on kaikki Natsaretin ym-
pariston kukkulat lujasti varus-
tettu ia teita laitetaan kuntoon
raskaan tykist0n kuletukselle
Acresta, Slriasta, Karnelan vuo-
ristoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Morrell on Ranskan kansalainen

Valtodepartementtiin eli ole
saapunut mitaa nvirallisia tie;o-
ia Morrellin haavottumisesta, Ell
ka takalaisten valtiomiesten ym-
marryksen mukaan Yhdysval-
loilla olisi mitaan protestin syy-
takaan tassa asiassa, koska Nor
rell on Ranskan kansalainen ia
hoitaa konsulaatin tehtavia al
noastaan yksityisliikkeen sivus-
sa.
Yhdysvaltain halIitus on aikai-
semmin ilmoittanut konsuleilleep
eta he saavat kayttaa omaa har-
kintakykyaan jaadessaan vaa-
ranalaisille seuduille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
SnOqualmin tunneli Cascanden
vuOriStOssa valmiStunut.

n WuUIIStUSSd VdINIISCUnuC.
Seattle, Wash. - Snoqualmir
tunneli. joka on porattu kovaan
1,200 jalan paksuiseen kallioon
Cascader vuoristossa, on nyt saa-
tn valmiiksi ia kulkee sen lapi
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
rautatielinja. Tunnelin poraa-
minen on tullut maksamaan noip
$2,250,000 ia on sen rakentami-
men kestanyt enemman kuhn kah-
deksan vuotta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Itavallan paaministeri eronnu

ltivallan paaministeri erOnnut.
LontoOn kautta. = Hawaiian
paaministeri kreivi Karl Stu
ergkh on eronnut virastaan, il
moitetaan Messaggero lehdelle
Wienista tulleessa sahk0sano-
massa. Hanen seuraajakseen
huhutaan tulevan raha-asiainmi-
nisterin tri Won Bilinskin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
MaderOn murhaa jia ahdistetaan

Mexico City. = Poliisitarkas-
taja on vanginnut eraan Isadro
Cortez-nimisen miehen, jonka
syytetaan ampuneen ensimaisen
laukauksen Gustavo Maderoa
kohti kun tama sal traagillisen
kuolemansa asevaraston pihalla.
Gustavo Madero, joka oil sill
loin Mexicon raha-asiain ministe-
rina, sal suImansa helmikuun 10
pna 1913. Hanen kuolemastaan
ilmoitettiin, eta hanet ammut-
tin kun han koetti paeta varti-
jainsa kasista. Madero oil Me-
xicon silloisen presidentin Fran
cisco Maderon veil.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Mexikolaiset puolueet yhtyvat.

Washington, c. B. Taalla oleva
Carranzin asioitsijat ovat saa-
meet tietoja Mexikon rajalta,
jotka osoittavat eta kenraali
Quitierrezin ia Carrazan paallik-
kojen joukot ovat yhtyneet toi-
miakseen yhdessa Willaa ia Ia
pataa vastaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Terastehtaat pannaan kayntiin
Milvaukeessa, iii.

Illinnoisin terastehdasyhtion
tehtaat, jotka ovat Yhdysvaltain
terastehdasyhtion haaraosastoja
pannaan ensi viikolla kaymaan
melkein koko voimalla. Main il
moittavat yhtion virkailijat. A
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
TulipalO Negauneessa, Mich. ha-
WITH .Omaisuutta S5O.O 600 edeSta.

Wine perjantaina paasi tuli
valloilleen eraan 0ljysailion ra-
jahdyksessa, polttaen koko vart-
taalin jossa paloi seitseman lii
kerakennusta. Ishpemingista
asti kutsuttiin palokuntalaiset a.
puun.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
33 lakkOlaisten murhaajaa van
kilaSSa.

kilaSSa.
Roosevelt, N. j. 32 murhasta
syytettya apulaisshereffia pide-
taan Middlesex kauntin vankilas-
sa ilman takausta syytettyina
Observation-Disclosures lakkolaisten
ampumiseen, joka tapahtui taal-
la. Kaksi American Agrigultu-
raj Chemical yhti0n lakossa OLE
vaa ty0laista kuolivat haavois-
taan ia lahes kaksikymmenta
loukkaantui yhteent0rmayksessa
jOnka saivat aikaan yhti0n teh-
daslaitoksia vartioivat apulais-
sheriffit.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Rumania valmiina.
Rumania valmiina, mutta aanet-
tOmana.

Suurien taistelujen lahestyes-
sa aivan ulko-ovensa odessa ru-
mania Ell ole viela paattanyt yh-
tya sotaan, mutta Balkanilla on
asema karjistymassa siihen pis-
teeseen, eta jotain saattaa ia
pahtua yht'akkia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28

luksi ilmoittavat virkailijat otet-
tavaksi 1000 miesta ty0h0n.
Tehtaat ovat Wine aikoina kay
meet vahennetylla voimalla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Englannin ministerist0 keskus-
tellut .elintarpeiden hankinnasta.

Virallinen tiedonantotoimisto
julkaisi uutisen, eta Englannin
ministerist0n nimittama komitea
jossa paaministeri Asquith toi-
mil puheenjohtajana, on ottanut
keskusteltavakseen kysymyksen
elintarpeiden hankkimisesta ia
niiden hintojen kohoamisesta.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-06

Langston and Bro. Latimore sitting
side by side-one coming down on top
line the other on the bass. I'd en-
joycd hearing that song, wouldn't you
reader?
Mrs. j. r. Finley and Mrs. Sue Fin
ley were in Laurens Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Tessie Martin. The
friends Of Mrs. Martin will be sorry
to hear that her little baby, Frances, is
seriously sick.
Mrs. Lizzie Henry was at Mrs.
Shaw's last Sunday afternoon. she
went down 10 soc her stcp-mothcr,
Mrs. Lylcs Irby who is now at the
homo OF MIR. and Mrs. shaw, rccupor-
ating after very serious Illness.
Mr.. John Fowcrs and daughter, Ora,
VISITED rol&tiyoa athoir old home near
BayksdaIc sunday
The wItor is undo oo,igatiCNs TO
Nl~. George Rrown Tor some sp'onlid
3c&ri fot preaa Wins. We g.,a, Y ap-
procjato be-, indacss ncw We'll
nave moro kindly thoughts wnen he
ohapa an at lacE hGwo &c wc hovc
rear ncsorycs Tor supper.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-06

presence was so much needed. But
after awhile we will understand, for
we shall see Jesus as He is
He left father, mother, four broth
ers, wife and one child. May the
loved ones take comfort in the thought
that God makes no mistakes and that
all things work together for good to
them that love God; not only for good
but for Gods glory. He was a con
sistcnt member of Bcthabara church,
having Joined several years ago, while
the Rev. j. II. Taylor was pastor. He
made friends wherever he went, with
older people as we'll as the young. The
funeral services were conducted by
tho pastor, Rev. j. 4. Martin, assisted
hy Rev. Mr.. RatchfCrd. The following
pail bearers, j. o. Denny, w. b. Coats,
H. VI White, r. w. Griffin, and j. B..
Turner, carried the body to the grave
and there We left it to await the
resurrection morn.
"W. p. 7.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-06
LAND SALE

212 acres land, more or less. estate
OF |. j. Adair, deceased, situated in
Jacks Township, 2 W miles north
from Town of Clinton, s. c.. on two
public highways. Will be sold for a
settlement by tue heirs Of said ]. j.,
Adair. One larg@dwcllng, barn, shell
ters, tenant houses, etc. Two good
wells Of water. Sale will be held at
Laurens Court House Monday, Sales
day, Nov. 1st 1915. Purchaser to pay
for papers. Terms cash.
11-3t
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-06

New arrival Of mems heavy shoes,
the greatest values we ever had $1.9S
to $3.50.
Minter Company.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-06

Cross Hill, S. G.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-20
POPE D|SAvOWS LATAP|E
STORY Of HIS ATTITUDE
Makes Sentiments Clear in Letter to
Cardinal Annette, Arch.
bishop Of Paris.

PARIS, July 20. 3:o5 p.m.-An auto
graph letter from Pope Benedict to
Cardinal Annette. Archbishop Of Paris,
contains the following:
1--WE absolutely disavow Latapie's
article. which represents neither our
ideas nor words, and was published
without our revision or permission
The Pope repeats his previous decia-
ration that his views are to be found
in public oficial statements and not In
accounts of private conversations. TO
make his attitude still clearer, the
Pope inclosed a copy Of an interview
given by Cardinal Gasparri. papal Sec
rotary of state, to the Corriere d'Italia
of Rome, and letters of the cardinal to
the Belgian and British ministers to
the Vatican. the former condemning
the invasion Of Belgium and treatment
of the clergy and the latter affirming
that the Pope never pronounced against
the legality Of the blockade of Ger
many.
Pope Benedict's letter was in reply
to a letter from Cardinal Annette, who
said that the Latapie interview had
produced a painful impression in
France.
La Liberte of Paris published June
81 what was described as an interview
with Pope Benedict obtained by Louis
Latapie. The article attracted world
wide attention because of sentiments
attributed to the Pope.
Among other things the Pope was
represented as declining to comment
on the invasion Of Belgium, on the
ground that it occurred under the
pontiicate of Plus x, as taking the
position when questioned as to reports
Germans that similar acts were said to
have been committed by other nations
and the Vatican was not a court to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-20
PEERS SHENANDOAH
/ IN CIVIL EXPENSES
House of Lords Passes Reso-
luton Calling for e.
ficent Reductions.
COST OF WAR BEING PUT
ON POSTERITY, IS CLAIM
British Government Is Charged With
Extravaganza and Failure to
Tax Properly.
Cures pondence of the Associated Press

Correspondence of the Associated Press. ,
LONDON. July 9.-While the govern
ment was proclaiming the necessity for
economy in every sphere of life it was
being charged in the house of lords
Tuesday with extravaganza, and a
strong call for economy was made by
several peers.
The debate started with a resolution,
moved by Viscount Middleton, that in
view of the necessary expenditure on
the war it is. in the opinion of this
house. incumbent on his majesty's
government to AXE immediate steps to
reduce the civil expenditure of the
country.
He proceeded to say that the position
which the government had to meet at
the end of March next, on the assump-
tlon that the war was over, would be a
total debt of f1.e93, 900 (s6,465, 0OO,-
000)- Considering that national savings
were estimated at $500, 0OO. 900 to $780,
100000. that some f112 200, 900 had been
added to expenditure and fSO,000, 900 a
year to taxation, he was not sure that
statisticianS would not say the nation
had made as little of civil preparation
for the eXigencies of a state of war
as of military preparation.
Change of Civil Finance.
Viscount Middleton said he wished to
appeal for a complete change of civil
finance Twenty years ago civil serv-
ice estimates amounted to 10000, 600;
today they were close to $4,000, 900.
Thousands of civil servants had been
appointed in the last eight years, and
the expenditure on virtually all serv-
ices had increased considerably. He
was quite sure that committee of
public service men could be appointed
and effect reduction of from 100000
to f1O,0O0,000 before the end of this
year.
Lord Lansdowne, for the government,
agreed that the financial position of
the country required the greatest at
tention of parliament if I'VE are to
place ourselves in a sound and salts
factory financial position" He also said
retrenchment was going on slowly but
surely, and promised that careful
scrutiny should be kept on all expendi-
lures.
Lord St. Aldwyn. one of the foremost
English economists. said he could not
quite agree with Lord Curzon that this
country was in grave peril but he
thought it was not too much to say
that the financial situation was very
grave. There would be, March 81 next,
q deficit, as matters stood, on the pay
ment of interest on the war debt of
f14.0o0.000. Such thing had not been
dreamed OF in the financial history of
the country for at least 100 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-20
ROCKEFELLER FOUNTAIN
IS SUBJECT TO DUTY
Appraisers Decide It Is a Copy, Not
Replica, of Italian
Original.

NEW YORK, July 2o.-Importers of
sculpture and other works of art were
interested today in a decision rendered
by the board Of United States general
appraisers that John ID. Rockefeller
must pay Is per cent duty on an
elaborate marble fountain imported
from Italy to adorn the grounds of his
estate at Pocantico Hills. near larry
town. y. y. The decision was render
ed yesterday. The fountain was listed
by the importers. who brought il over
for Mr.. Rockefeller. as reproduction
10y artists of the fountain entitled
"Oceanus." in the Royal BoboIi garden,
in Florence. from the original by Clan
bologna.
The legal point involved was whether
the fountain should be admitted free of
duty as replica whether il was
dutiabie as copy. The appraisers de-
"ided that il was copy. AS this point
in the tariff act has perplexed import
ers they expected today that Mr.. Rookie
Teller would make an appeal
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KRUPP WORKERS GET
PORTION OF DEMANDS
Still Disgruntled, Though German
Military Authorities Have Is
sued Warning.

GENEVA, Switzerland, July 20.-An
important meeting was held at Essen
yesterday. according to advices re-
ceved at Basil, between the administra-
tien of the Krupp gun works and the
representatives of the workmen, in
order to settle the dispute which has
arisen over the demands of the men
for an increase in wages.
Directly and indirectly about 100000
men are involved Minor cases in which
machinery has been destroyed have
been reported.
The military authorities before the
meeting. the Basil advices say, warned
both sides that unless an immediate
arrangement was reached drastic meas
ures would be employed
The Krupp officials are understood to
have granted a portion of the demands
of the employees which has brought
about temporary peace, but the
workmen still appear TO be unsatisf1ed
and many have left the work A
strike would greatly affect the supply
of munitions, and for this reason the
military has adopted rigorous precau-
tons
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STORY Of THE FAILURE
Of ANGLO-CERMAN PACT.
Berlin Newspaper Publishes Alleged
Details of the Negotiations
in 1912.
Unable to Agree on Respective At
titudes in Case Either Nation
Went to War.

LONDON, July 2O.-The Berlin Nord-
deutsche AIlgemeine Zeitung publishes
what purports to be the details of the
negotiations in 1912 looking to an
Anglo-German rapprochement, in which
Viscount Haldane, then British secre-
tary of state for war, took prom
inent part. The substance of the article
is contained in dispatch from Ber-
lin, received by Reuters Telegram
Company by way of Amsterdam, and
the article is published 'in order to
disprove Viscount Haldane's statement
trated by Germany"
According to an official statement. the
Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
points out, Germany offered different
forms of neutrality. The first draft
Of the treaty ran:
First Draft of Treaty.
Should one of the contracting par
ties become engaged in war with one
or more powers. then the other con-
tracing party shall adopt at least an
attitude of benevolent neutrality and
exert every effort to localize the con-
f1ict."
England declined to accept this and
made the following counter proposal:
England shall make no unprovoked
attack on Germany and shall refrain
from aggressive policy with regard to
Germany. An attack on Germany
forms the basis of no treaty, nor is
such object aimed at in any combina-
ton to which England belongs. and
rangement which aims at such an at
tack"
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Carl Freitag, sr.. twenty-four years
old. was drowned in Spring Gardens.
at the foot of Hanover street. In Balti-
more while his wife and four-year-ol
son. stood in a launch few feet away
and watched him perish.
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A fall Of three stories to a cement
pavement resulted in the death at a
Baltimore hospital of Charles T. War
ner. a carpenter, sixty-four years old.
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give judgment on contradictory as
sertions, and as asserting the Italian
government had taken twenty men,