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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-15
CITY IN BRIEF

We deliver. Standard Bakery.
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Bring your watches in. HodgeA
DR.. Graham. osteopath. Masonic temple
Mrs. C. w. Thorne was in Grinnell
Saturday.
Camera films developed and printed.
Camera shop.
c. w. Shaul, of Grinnell, visited in
the city Saturday.
.-The Man in the Cellar" six parts.
tomorrow. Colonial.
G. w. Westfal of Toledo, spent
Saturday in the city.
Eye ear nose and throat specialist;
glasses fitted. DIR. f. z. Lierle.
To Rent-Second floor, is West
Main. Telephone 1854. - ADVERTISE
ment.
Watch for our opening and display
of spring hats. Armstrong Millinery
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Walmer, of Cedar
Rapids, were over-sunday guests Oh
Mr. and Mrs. w. e Rupert.
Strictly modern, new seven room
residence for sale, at 1908 West Main
street. NJ. G. Wilkinson, owner.
A Rosenolatt. of Oskaloosa, was in
this city Saturday while on his way
home from business trip to New
York City.
Miss Fay Smith returned to her
school duties at Cirinnell Saturday al
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-15

A. Rosenblatt of Oskaloosa, was II
this city Saturday while on his way
home from a business trip TO Ne"
York City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-15

We deliver. Standard Bakery.
Bring your watches In. Hodges.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20

ioreitiac fig meb Senipn til ieagtig
lloimpfninG al ct Niln1, er pirfelig-
giort | oenue 8rotte," Tiger oens Sps
6ager. "Soert Sfribt i ben "Npe
@rotte" aiilsrer npe Stcniprmer %
Scenerier. 9Ipnoen0e bpi0t lpIer
oct / &aIlerne. sra @ulben RACER
ilanfe Stalagmitter / Sciret, 898.
gene er iTpffet meo prGgtise Sra
perier % SorbGng, bpis Sarper
lpiller / incboiot og mat guilt % /
rsoIige Soner. Sra oct bpi6c, bile.
De Gag itraaIer utolige forte, flare
Spioier %neooper, iaa oct minoer ON
foritenet Regn. Speralt bIiufer og
gIimrer oct iom al iunflenbe s9oel.
itene. en @ruppe mpgtige, bcit
itrPbenbe Ssiler fpngsIer Eiet /
iprlig 8rao, oct er "Ge tauie
Saarne".
Sen moo SulenS @nbe bIir Grip
l~tenene %iielonere, og mart ipprrer
ct Glippclfre0 ben pibere Sci. Suor
tltngt at &anbringen ber er tiIen-
De, Tor at @rotten iortlptter bag
Sfreoet er elter belle ocrs o~eologilfe
&cltaifenheb utpilIont. @r Den 6e.
f%iriiipe MIiiutniuN pon 0lIIen naaet {?
6ortlUttcr Gucnfpret fla cnomi
nlanAc aiIometcr2 GeIer set lil
fdllfc III Ell nluilgeartet 8rotteIabp-
rint? Mcnneifcnca 6orifnilg, ioul
life ficn0cr nogen Sfranfer, oil iii
tert Ell Sang p8iaa gipc Spar pan
olaIe SpprNsmuol."
Nu er oct fouifc Dem, ion1 piI
'pprAe, ON oct life cr ~iorbunoet mcO
Iarc at iuroc3 / oi@ie unoerjoroiife
0lllcr, IcIu otter at %eicn cr bnnet
Tor Surilter. Mciifercr MAJ life me
Sfrco?
VI Ifal lonl Sunr berpoa bare pc
&c pad Den aicnoaRierning, at oct
'torc SoroltiTIp, ionl ieritc Nnoifc-
Dag 1895 io~rooriogcOc ioa itore
2oclUggclicr / bcIc ardin, gif Ipor-
lott bcrppcr 9lloclsbcrgs mnoerior-
oiifc &iolnoerc. Strnr otter Sc o.
'no / IoelSbcrg iporeoc Mpitclier
ben Hoe Npril 1909 los oct sitcr-
rigIte SanobruBaminiiterium &uIer-
nc noie unoeriegc; men Heillltatet
bIeu, at Der intet SteO funoc ipores
nogcn 6oranbrinq / Sen tioligere
Eilitono. De berlige GrppitenieiIcr,
De ipInfleitc Staloftitter, Gropcri-
ernc % TorbUn9elc = alt bar ltfor-
anorct Ion fer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20

pUre biIi9crc. 0cttc fam 10 ocIul2
lorFlaree 0crbcll, at &c lpdcr nt cr'
obre Vtnrfroct % MI uco Stortcl
gisr iig iprlig llnioA; me Oct bnt
900 i'm itore Sntercsie Tom ct @eOiH
paa SnpanerneS iWioigc EaIcnt pao
Sc iorificIipc Snlraobcr oG ocrce
utrQtteIige SSpcr / Sen m0uitricIlc ~
fuIttreue @Gooefamp.
Ct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lfnl III
Soften oprcttes / M~aribfielN | Npr'
bcoen al Yortlano, Gre. unoer &c.
oclic al Den beRopeoe unIc norltc
Hiauiit Ncnrif @icroruml.
&nQa Grncr5 aoncert / Natiuc
Sons Qon poa Gan Srauciaco llo'
itiuingcu ocu lite &uli, blep en- ltor
Sufces Tor Den noritc Suuitncrinoc,
ifripcr California Soften.
aonccrtcu blcu gipct mOcr @c.
ifnttclic al Che &ritiib NmcrIc0n
1coQnc til ,Su0tUQt Tor Gronnin0cl
al 6nQIauO2 NirlpcionO lor inorc0c
Soloater. WicoIemmcrue Al SoGcn
Sons al Il. @eorNc / mcgct gIIo.
bro0crcoe lluiiormer oupiitc (jlhs.
rernc NlaN3. Yroarommct beltoo a.
%irnnifc, cnQclitc, uorltc % Iucnltc
Sungc. SterIt Npffe gjoroc Nomnn'
&c al @ornoo, WioO auel0, al @reu.
oobI, Gbe Hoiaru, al Ncuin o9
"Giutton 9lar tror ing pialt att jag
bar. elsie SonQc mnotte gipe2 "a
cnpo. Romunce al @oumoo blcp nm.
oct oIoele5 betngcnoe % citcr llo'c'
reIien blcp almimcrinocu o~uerruft Ell
@inSic @lomitcr,
Weo Ell umcrifauif Gc't pau l(oltIl-
linQeu lana 6rpfeu Grner Gbc Stur
SpanaIco Banner, % General Ghlr-
ran COMPLIMENTARY bcuoe ntco ocll
WemcrfninQ al hou hnuoc life bort
Den omlcrifuWigc NntlonallanN llulQct
iaa uaftcrt ii0cn ban hcrtc NncIlna
Vatti / europa for mango YIor 'locn.
On Soudcrfeit hpl0tc5 'urlc0cn /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20

Gn soo Erpur. IS ierten Gar,"
%ifriuer Mrs. Marp 0ropit ira Scp-
mollr, Ger, bar ri bopt Or. Sc
terS &lrito / bort Stem. Gen bar
nit Jig at OGre Den beoite Meoicin,
ri n~ogeniinoc far briigt. Gen bar
alti0 biulpet, iclp / DC melt alporIige
SpgbomstilfUIoc."
Ter er ncppc nogcnWteSicin, fienNt
i0og, Ser er bleuet ioa moi fnpttet
til Sienm1ct, lom Gr. Feters Surf
70. &ffe at iao poo 9lpotbefer.
Spccielle Igenter iorifaiier oen til
Alnlenbeoen. Sfriu til Or. Tcter
6nbrnep & Cons So, 1876 81,
&opue 9lpc., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20
oloclsb
Gi nnbcrioroif Gpcutprriae mar Dep
italicnifc Nront.

Gaa @rrnicn al Gitcrrig % Sta
lien peo Noriu,erbauete noroliqe
auitcr Iiager Ell @lergiIette, ionI
cicr en- Sfipnbeo ina rig % eicn'
Sommclig iom iaa onore Steocr
europa.
6or Dem, iom foHmlcr rciierlbc ira
@eit, ira 6rantril9 % Sfipeit5s
MeiaIpcr, uil benne Gel al NIpefle'
oen pco Gen isriic N~etruatning IN
mes cnaiornig % uOen Sntercaie.
Ser irnoes ingen bimnlelitrpbenoa
Sopper, inQcn cpiac Snenarter %
in9cn mUltlQc @letiherii6mler. -
N2en ml0cr SorOen5 Cucriluoc
9jenmcr ser fig en- Stlonbco@pcroet
al hcn melt 0ribcu0c Hrt. 6or Den,
Tom tiger nc0 / NnrltbIcrAenc@ ubp-
re Nlilcr aabcnburrr Der llg eli GucH-
tprucrOcn mcO @ilc0cr. iom / ian.
iailiif 1roNigbe0 lite ilonr tiI6ugc
Tor "luieu oA en- Stats b~IUHocnoc
OF itrualenoc Gruaepcr0cn.
SeQcr man en- 6ortIorin9 pna
hporleoc2 helc ocnne m0erlor0ilfe
Nerocn cr bIct iii, iin0cr man Den |
ocu SmntTn0ilhc0. at Nlcrauld2-
ieu2 &oueobcilouoocl cr pores anlf-
item, ionl fam lilnc@ mc0 cit Spontp
mcO utaliQc &uller o. &nndlcr I'M
Scr Cpcrila0eH. N1ar 9%icgnoonOet
0crior cr iiuct nc0 gIennem Numnt@-
Iuaet, i%ortiUttcr oct Og ri@!cr bloc
re gicnncm oct Sag AZ Mdltltcn,
ion banner NllIcn@ Gag ior cnoclll
at ialhc iom tolpic GRADER nco
poa Oens @uno. llr0cr ncta Non-
brinQ har set ierit optupct aullurc
/ iiQ ira Numl2ld8ct, ncrpoo er Oct
blit mUttct mcb 0obbrltfuliir &0lt.
Hi4lcr M 0cttC tultnUiic0c EunD
nc0 / en- Ter Nulc, nil Tdnoct Tor
oampc, huuruC0 &c oploltc Stor'cr
poanu niirtte9, % Scr lrcnlfommer
Ell 2rppiteu9bule. Irn Nlticrnc@
hoic bpNIpeoc loQ hrnQcr Tom
NiUmpci@toppcr, Staloftitcr n
I%lcm1cWijNtig, frnltolinIf HQlt, 'onl
niliUcr flare, lime Soncr, naar man
llu0r pda Dem. Ger, huor be falfa'-
ion0rcoc 0raobcr ri2lcr iTrIil ltcrft
ircm, ioIocr oc ira Stuldttittcrnc
nco pnn &uIcn2 @ulu o. opbpgAar
her St0lQNnlittCr, lom eltcrhdon0cn
bUuer iig brierc % hoiere / &clret,
iu0iil 0c Ell D0tter Gag nour Sto-
Iattlttcrnc, Iom porl1cr nco IRA "a
oct. 9tuor bette er fleet, ltoar Ser
en- ifiunenoc hui0, frnitoliunfIcnoc
SriIc op Qicnncm 'SuIen. II oct
ltoOiI ncoiipcnoc @ono blir %T18e-
ne bCoUffct mc0 Ernpitcu@iornlu-
toner al set ifieuncite "a cicn0om-
mclilitc ll0ieeuoe. Snort minocr
Sc ON sc flmiliUrOiNitc Hrnqericr,
mart onl ioritcucbc WnnoinI0 o.i.p.
llnocrtioeu hUu0cr set al &ou0et,
peo at iipr ueo Qicrmem en- SprUt
SoQct, fan %niionorc 2attcn / Ior=
mer, iom minbcr ON uU9tilc, hulut
QIemncmii1tiGe 6orhUul. W}rnncltc-
he0en3 %itoritc NpgmeiIrc bar bpa8ct
nlTltiAc Hupler o. 'lunfe Srtlcr.
iom oitt iuor oa til at ltll0ie o. I'M
ores, men sc cr rinlc / SamnlcG.
Ii0niu0 meo be Mcitcrpcrfcr, 'onl
Noturcn bar bnNlct ~ / Grnpiten@.
huIen2 pibumOcrli8e Sfionbe0@-
ucr0Cu.
Men set cr life oIcuc pes line ri9C
Stipnbcoain0trnf Nuleruc loffcr.
0c hor olioa lin itorc piocuitabcIiBC
%emoulnl. l)oioritnlnIcn al Dem
iortUIlcr cite mertcIilc Gina ON
mbcrloroiifc G,o0er, ON 6ioocr ion
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20
Nlulifnotiier
q Nurac maa nj hnuc pirfcli0


- Nurae mGa III hnuc oirfcllGI
Sunitncrc Tor Of trGffe 6oIf", fri
Der Smpreiariocn Nuoolph 8oSmuS
fen I'll 0cu aHerifonitc &iollniii III
bert SpauIoiuQ, iom han anno0eI
ON al fomme I'll Norae / Sonmer
~@i har naturIiaulS pore "eane"
men ri n1aa hare ltOt Goranorlnt
liQciom andre Golt."
&r. RoSwm@icn iortpaer, al ocl
nil bli en- uomcrfct WhliifiGion
9{orac trooS ariQcn, Mr. SpouI
bling bar punoct Iig ct 8o0t Rnpn
Norgc % Sucriac, bOor ran an'ces
for at ppre en- al De melt iuObrin
aeubc almitrerc. &uiS W{r. Spaul
oirQ moOtagcr &nobnOelicu, rciiei
ban enannq / 6cunc Wlonueb. StgC
efter Wo0taoeIicu al @rcpct ira Nor
ae, III Nr. SpmnloiuN NcohcIcliC
fra StaIicu on. al hans lSn1prc0iurjC
I MtiIuno, Tom pruftilf taIt nIIereoC
hapoe arranQcret ell SpaiIoing.
3urnt i'll Sno Nmerifo, err blct in0.
folht til Sicncitc / @Urcn. Get cI
oltiaa mcget ~ianoiuuli9t at @r.
SpulIoirg / ben uGrmcitc Grcutir
refer i'll Sfanoinonieu.
Wr. SpouI6ingS 6orGlorc bar
filler oeres eIegoutc VoIohs I RonI
oct tioIiqcre GoIeprano EnIobe
- til oen itoIienitc Chickering'S Sic
ncitc. @pgningcn bar nritrn iemti
@rrclier.
Gen peIficnbtc %ioIiniit, Groi
Grcberif 5rc6erifielL hor iou tihIi.
acre nmtoIt her / @Inoet, orgouiicret
ct ifanninuuiif Crfeiter / Chicago.
0cttc G. ioouiot pi6cS oct frrite / III
SloQ5 / Stoterne bcitcnior Rcu
BORT. Get or iommcuiot al iooQo0t
iom u0elIttcnbc norife, iucn'te %
houifc Muiifcre, So Jolt. 20 Coli.
tier cr cnQaQcrcoc, Ell Sanger % cr
Eiariit. Crfcitcrct, iom oAtcr al
ipiuc bare ifnubinnpiifc Gompoiitio.
rer, Nil qinc lin inritc Gonccrt / Sen
troI 0}nilc SOIL i Ghicoao. Get cr
Nroi. GrcoeritiCu5 NcnliNt at looC
Crtcitcrct optrUbc o0ian uocuiot
Chicago.
"Ncmcmbcr Che %lliitonio" hcbcl
CT beiit otticl Sanp. H0Aiuct Al @up.
IN NllbliihiuQ 60, Chicago Snopc.
Crocnc iom Yhliitcu for Niano oq
@uitar, cr ifrcuct al Sen QomIc ucl
ficuotc oau'fc &ournoliit Nr. &oit.
mar &ohuion.
* 4
Wiolmpirtltoicu Ole GhcobnIoi til
trlnlcr Somuucrcu / Chicago. Ytcl
i1 lille Wiotorbooo pInIcr ban Qicrn.
Ydfl WdMi3un9 Nremuc Nrlgcr
Sons gault &cu Or &ino2, rpitcr
ret iom Set cr, @yuuo Nucmc Sto
yet al lin Sjrl oQ tuQcr Ell Suiptrl
mto Numimcrcu iorut op'rlitt SIoli
"a H.- q. -I.~ - 81 ..u
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20

Gn SouQerieit hoI0te9 Iorlcocn /
Gen Ieritc II. l. airfc | Gullth. Scr
lu0cr bIcu DC iublr0en0c SFrl0t tag
ne til Gomclic Al Ell "(miu Sorts
Ghoral Union.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-18

SWEET PEAS-Fountain quail
lily slftsd Early Junss; 1Sc
doI.,S1.76; reg. lie can AoS
PURE BREAKFAST COCOA
~ ibs., 81; Dir
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-18
'd %% Wines and Liquors
Sweet Cstawbs

4 delicious sweet vine 81
extra flne nsver aad ausi.
lily; . $3.50 srsds;
per gallon, In. 81 k
eIudihs lus. "AsOO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-31
SAM'L COMPERS
REVIEWS CHARGE
0F|NFLUENCE
BY FOREIGNERS

Washington, July 30.-President Sam
uel Gompers of the American Fedora
ton Of Labor today reiterated his
charge that foreign influences had been
working to make strikes in the Unit
ed States and called upon the working
men to discountenance any such at
tempts. Mr.. Gompers made public his
correspondence, with the Central Fed
Grated Union of New York, which
made ar inquiry regarding a statement
attributed to Mr.. Gompers that "offl-
GERS of international unions had re-
ceived money to pull off strikes in
Bridgeport and elsewhere in ammuni-
ton factories"
II never mentioned international I'M
ions" wrote Mr.. Gompers, nor did i
use the word German nor did men,
ton Bridgeport. nor did refer to am
munition factories. What did say was
that authentic information had come
to me that efforts had been made to
corrupt men for the purpose Of having
strikes inaugurated among seamen
and longshoremen engaged In handling
American products and manning ships
for European ports; that the corrupt
ing influence was being conducted by
agents Of a foreign government, and
that I had no doubt that the same
agencies and influences were at work
elsewhere with the same purpose in
view.
I'VE should all enter a sympathetic
nrotest and frown down upon any for
eign interference"
THAT the effort has been made to
corrupt some Of our men for such
nurpose is true; but that the strikes
have been inaugurated is untrue; and
- isuntrue because the men who have
given time and service to the workers
If our country have interposed in
tme.a<
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-31
Mexican Peace Steps Will
Be Taken Immediately on
Return Of President Wilson
Affirmative Action to Restore Constitutional Government De-
termned upon Trend Will Take Not AnnouncedArmed
Intervention Not Probable

program. Many officials believe no
forceful measur will be required.
Persistent reports have reached here
that the faction leaders are inclined to
yield to the demands Of this govern
ment for peace conference.
Reports are generally credited that
message will be sent to the opposing
leaders giving them final chance to
cease hostilities within a limited time
and assemble a conference to settle
their differences. Possibilities Of an
other failure to do so, In view OF the
last refusal Of General Carranza to
Join in a conference with his adverse
ries, are being considered by the Pres
ident, it was declared, in formulating
plan Of action, 1t is known that the
army and navy nave been preparing
and now are ready for an eventuality.
Secretary Lansing said today that
the representations sent to Generals
Carranza, Villa and Zapata last night.
urging that routes to Mexico City be
opened to provision trains were force
full. The message to Carranza, who
controls the railroad from Vera Cruz,
was particularly emphatic. While not
couched as a demand that the rail-
road to Mexico City be opened and
kept open, it's purport was to that eff
feet
No answer from any Of the Mexican
generals had been received tonight. 1t
was believed. however. that provision
trains would be moving to Mexico City
within few days under guard of
Carranza troops.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-31
ITALIANS DRIVE
BACK ATTACK ON
PELAGOSA ISLAND

Rome. July 3o.-(via Paris, 5.45 P. ny.
An attempt was made by squadron of
Austrian cruisers and a flotilla of torpedo
boat destroyers yesterday to recapture
the Austrian island Of Pelagosa, in the
Adriatic. which was occupied by Italian
naval forces last Monday, according to
an official communication issued today
by the italian ministry Of marine. The
attack was repulsed. the statement adds,
and some members Of the Austrian land
ing party were forced to swim to their
ships.
The statement, which was signed by
Vice Admiral Paolo Thaon di Revel,
chief of the Italian naval staff. follows:
1.-THE enemy attempted yesterday morn
ing to regain possession Of the island of
Pelagosa. Two light cruisers and Tx
torpedo boat destroyers bombarded the
island from the sea while a detachment
Of sailors disembarked. Our assailants
were repulsed with losses, some beinx
forced to swim to the ships. our cas-
ualties were two mon wounded.ns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-31
Haiti Seeks
New Officers
Presidential Candidacy Refused
By Former Minister Guilbaud
But Probably Will Be Accept
ed by President of Senate
Landing Of Marines Not APP
proved but City Remains Calm

Port Au Prince, July 30.-S P. M
The Haitien Chamber and Senate con-
vened today, and were declared to be
in continuous session. The Houses
sent instructions to all the military
chiefs. calling upon them to maintain
order
The Senate offered the candidacy for
the Presidency, made vacant by the
assassination of President Vilbrun
Guillaume, to M. Guilbaud, former
minister of justice. M. Guilbaud de-
clined. G. Dartiguenave. President Of
the Senate, probably will accept the
candidacy, it is stated.
The majority Of the people express
disapproval of the landing of Ameri-
can marines who were sent ashore
from the cruiser Washington after
the revolutionary outbreak. However
the city remains calm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-31

Washington, July 20.-Definite steps
toward restoration of peace in Mexico
will be taken Immediately upon Pres
ident Wilson's return to Washington
next week. What specific action the
President may have decided on has not
been disclosed, but it was authorize
lively stated tonight that the executive
of the government were
preparing to carry out promptly the
program determined upon. Only an un-
expected move in Mexico itself to end
the strife, it is said, would further de-
lay affirmative action by the United
States to restore constitutional gov
eminent in the war-torn republic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-31
Fruit
Co. Books in
the Hands OF
an Examiner
Attorneys State No Serious Loss
Suffered and That Resigna-
ton of Treasurer Hubbard
Has No Connection with 9th
er Charges

Boston, July 3o.-Attorneys for the
United Fruit Co. announced tonight that
the books of the company were in the
hands Of expert accountants for exarni-
nation. At the same time it was stated
that no serious loss had been sustained
by the corporation. Certain office changes
were made known and earlier in the day
it was announced that the resignation OF
Charles A. Hubbard, treasurer of the
company since its organization. had been
accepted by the board Of directors. In
tonight's statement it was declared that
the resignation of Mr.. Hubbard was in
no way connected with other changes,
chief of which was the severance of his
relations with the corporation by George
S. Inman, for several years the cashier.
The statement which was given out by
E. W. Ong of the law firm of Storey.
Thorndyk, Palmer & Dodge, follows
THE cashier Of the United Fruit Co..
Mr.. George S. Inman. is no longer con-
nected with the company.
The books of the company are now
being examined by experts. 1t is known,
however. that the company has not sus-
tanned any serious loss. There Is no
more to be said at present except that
the company is protected by the bond
of the National Surety Co.
1.-The resignation of Mr.. Charles A.
Hubbard as treasurer of the company
although only accepted by the board OF
trustees Wednesday, was rendered some
time ago, and was In no way connected
with the severing of Mr.. 1nman's rela-
tons with the company"
No officer of the company would add to
the statement Of counsel. 1t was said
that Mr.. Inman had not been in the ONCE
since Monday and he was not to be seen
at his home in the exclusive residential
section of Brookline. At the home of Mr.
Hubbard in Newton 1t was said that he
had been in Maine but was expected
home sometime tonight.
The United Fruit Co.. which operates
a line of steamers between this country
and tropical ports and is extensively en-.
gagged in banana raising in Central
America and the islands Of the Carib-
bean, was organized some Is years ago
It's present capitalization is $45,0Q.0o0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-31
REPORTS LEAD MILITARY EXPERTS
TO BELIEVE IVAN GOROD FORTRESS
HAS BEEN LEFT TO THE GERMANS

London July 3O-11.30 P M.-The Russians are fac
ing the problem of evacuatng Warsaw and the surrounding
country without losing their armies while the
forces are making supreme effort to get their line of
retreat Teuons said to have met with partial
cess attempt Berlin report this evening stated that
Field Marshal Mackensen r Stunning the offensive, had
reached the ChemLubn railway about midway between the
cities that southeast of this far the Bug
the Russians front had been "shaken."
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London. July 80, 100 p. M.-The
Rome correspondence of Reuters TEL
egram Co. states that in tonight's is
sue Of the Observatory Romano, on
cial organ Of the Vatican, there ap-
pears letter addressed by Pope Bene-
dict to the heads Of the belligerent
countries. inviting all friends Of peace
to unite with him in his desire to
terminate the war. In this letter,
which was written on the anniversary
Of the outbreak Of the war, July %,
the Pope asks why there should not
be initiated a direct or indirect ex-
change Of views Gin an endeavor if
possible to arrange aspirations so that
all should be contented." The corre-
spondent quotes from the letter as
follows:
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hWhiteWaSh
in Mstland
CaseGharged
byLabOrM Men

Chicago, July DEMONSTRATION to
nally to blame for the capsizing Of the
steamer Eastland in the Chicago riv-
er Saturday, with the loss of about 1000
lives, was confined today to federal
grand jury and the steamboat inspec-
ton service under Secretary Of Com
merce William C. Redfield.
The ship, still lying on it's side at
its wharf, was taken over by federal
marshal on orders from Judge Lands
of the United States district court.
The county grand jury. it was decided
probably did not have sufficient juris-
dicrion to accomplish anything, and
ceased its inquiry for the present.
Secretary Redfield's examination of
steamboat inspectors continued today,
but developed few new facts. Charges
that the steamboat inspection service
would not be stringent enough with it's
Gown members continued today, elicit
I'd from Secretary Redfield repetition
Iof the statement that the inquiry was
nccording to law and that judgment
Eeould not be passed until it was ended.
Before Mr.. Redfield resumed his hear
ng, labor leaders issued statements
nat the department of commerce in
quest would be whitewash for fed
kral inspectors. These labor leaders
elegraphed a protest to President Will
pn, but received no reply.
4dttle apparent Roadway was made
With the Fighting of the Eastland., Only
one body was recovered, making the
total known dead 1876. The missing"
list kept by the Western Electric Co.,
whose employees arranged the excursion
that was stopped by the upsetting of
the steamer, receded to 161 tonight
The dead and missing now total only
aae
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REPORT $4,000
LOST BY AUSTRIAN
ARMY AT GORILLA

Geneva, Switzerland. July 3o.-(Via
Paris, SO P. MA Geographic dispatch
to the Tribune from Ledibach, in Car
nola. says:
THE Austrians attacked the Italians at
Gorilla with 10000 men. including 10000
Bavarians, on the night of July Is with
disastrous results. The Austrian losses
numbered 1900.
ION the following day fierce Austrian
attack on Carso plateau also was re-
pulsed
1.-The Italians hold all the positions they
have captured in the last Is days except
the advanced trenches before Gorilla,
which have been evacuated"
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Washington, July 30.-Two American bluejackets were
killed night in attack by natives Port Au Prince
Haiti held by Admiral Caperon with 400 from the
cruiser Washington The aac king party beaten off with
out having approached closer than the outskirts of the city
and order was maintained in the city itself.
No sailors wounded and heavy loss of the attacking
forces was reported. The dead:
William Gompers, seaman, of Brooklyn.
Cason S. Whtehurst, ordinary seaman, of Norfolk Vr-
GINA.
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Boston Forecast

Boston Forecast
Boston, July 3o.-Forecast for Boston
and vicinity: Partly cloudy Saturday;
Sunday fair. little change in temperature,
light variable winds.