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The state herald., 1915-07-09
Aurria snend. reurth ln Iall.

~ Paso. Tos. - Gen victoriano
Huoria. Of whom Rear Admiral Mayr
demanded a salute 10 the United
States flag. spent the anniversary OF
American independence day In the
county iAli here. Imprisoned with
him were three former Mexican Run
erals aud Two members of tho pur
ponal part, Of tho former Mexican "a
eeuiise. They had been placed IN
cells on charges Of conspiracy 10 yio
late the neutrality laws IN attempting
10 launch a revolutionary movement
after falling 20 secure bond
The state herald., 1915-07-09
ExpressIon MIsunde rstoo cd.

There is a certain young man who
used to be notoriously egotistic. Some
of his acquaintances were one day
speaking o. him before an old lady
who was not up" in the slang express
sions of the day.
The next time she met him she
put out congratulatory hand.
"Oh, Mr.. Smith," she cried. II am
so glad you are better! / heard last
week that you had swelled head
The state herald., 1915-07-09
TROOPS GUARD HUERTA
MUST NOT INTERFERE FURTHER
IN MEXICAN SITUATION.
Former Dictator at Present at Liberty
on $4,000 Bond and viii Be
Given Hearing July 12.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Washington. United States
government is determined that Gen.
Nictoriano Huerta, the former Mex
lean dictator shall not re-enter Mex.
leo from American territory while he
may constitute n factor for the dis.
turbance of the political or military
situation in the southern republic BY
Just what means General Huerta is to
be held has not been definitely deter
mined. AT present he is at liberty on
bond OF $4,000 and will be given a
hear rs on July Il. when the Depart.
ment of Justice will endeayor to press
its charge of violation OF neutrality
laws.
In the meantime agents OF the de
partment are keeping Huerta under
surveillance, and the military autho-
rites on the border similarly have
been ordered to prevent him from
crossing the line.
1t has not been definitely deter.
mined what action will be taken on
the request for extradition made by
the Villa governor OF chihuahua.
Fl Paso. Tex. July 2.-T The case
against Nietoriano Huer,a, Pascual
orozoo and four others charged with
conspiracy TO violate the United
States neutrality laws was postponed
to July II, The defendants were con.
tinued under the same bonds.
Washlngton.-Conditions In Mexico
City are growing constantly worse,
Consul Canada notified the State DE.
partment from Vera Cruz. Serious
hunger rioting was reported in prog.
ress In Mexico City. with Zapata and
CarranZa troops fighting In the out.
skirts.
Laredo. Tex.-Three hundred peo.
pie, Carranza soldiers. their wives and
children. were killed and several hun.
dred injured In n wreck OF military
train near Monte Morelos. between
Tampieo and Monterey.
VI Paso. Tex. July Cen. Mar.
,elo CnraVco. Ike and Frank Aldcre,e
we're arrested by federal officers In
connection with the alleged Huertn
plo, to launch new revolution In
Mexico. This makes a total OF six ar.
rests on like charges. Caravco is
known to have been In conference
with huoria. The Aldorete brothers
are residents of III paso and two OF
the bondsmon who furnished surety
for Huorta and oroEco. Carayeo'a
bond was fixed at $1,000. and $1,000
each for the Aldorcto brothcrs
VI paso. Tex. June 3o.-Joas 10.
saya. n wealthy Mexican here. was ar.
rested ON charges OF consplring to
Sct on foot "a military expedition
aEainH, n friendly country In violation
of United states neutrality. lie was
released on $500 bond for hearing
bcfor United States Commissioner
George oliver.
sasaa
The state herald., 1915-07-09
Creates. Trad. Balance In History

Washington. - official announce.
mcnt OF the greatest favorable trade
balbancc in the nations history
more than $1,000. Oo.oO0-for the cur
rent year ending June 30--wan made
nj the Department OF Commerce. II
exceeds by nearly si0o,oO0.00o III,
best previous record
The state herald., 1915-07-09
CARE FOR YOUR HAIR
BY Frequent shampoos With cutieura
viii Help You. Trial Free.

Precede shampoos by touches OF
Cuticura Ointment II needed to spots
Of dandruff. itching and irritation OF
the scalp. Nothing better for the COM
plexion, hair, hands or skin than these
fragrant supercreamy emollients. Also
as preparations for the toilet.
Sample each free by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura. Dept. Ky.
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
The state herald., 1915-07-09
sherman. Daughter III In Paris.

Paris-Mrs. Alexander NJ. Thack
ara. the wife OF the American consul
general at Paris. II seriously III. sh,
IL a daughter OF the late Gen. william
Tccumsch sherman.
The state herald., 1915-07-09
Chicago Organize. Sherman Club.

Chicago, The first Lawrence Y
Sherman presidential boom was ms
aembled and started on ita cross.coun
try fllsh, In Chicago.
The state herald., 1915-07-09
strike Close. Thirty Zinc Miner.

Joplin. Mo.-Thirty mines OF the
Webb ciiy.Car,ervlllc district shut
down as a result OF miners strike.
More than $500 men are out OF en-.
ploymcnt.
The state herald., 1915-07-09
And No Wonder.

what made that stout woman so
furious?"
Just as she was going on the sub.
way train the gateman sad Both
gates, lady"
The state herald., 1915-07-09
Chicago Lumber Yards Closed.

Chicago. go.-For,y.threc OF Chicago's q
largest lumber yards and sixty.fiyo
brickmaklng plants were closed for
business. throwing several thousand
men out OF employment.
The state herald., 1915-07-09


London, July 3.-The first great
naval battle Of the war in the Baltic
sea has been fought, and meager re-
ports received from Copenhagen in
dicate that the German fleet has been
defeated by the Russians.
To add to the elation in London at
the reports of the Russians sea VIC
tory, the news came that u British
submarine on June &c sunk Turkish
transport No. AZ, with a shipload of
troops in the Sea of Marmora
German u boats made their big
gest haul since the torpedoing of the
Lusitania. They sent to the bottom
the big steamer Caucasian, the liner
lnglemoor. whose tonnage exceeded
that of the Leyland liner Armenian,
the steamer Welbury. the schooner l..
G. Tower and a bark, all British ves-
sells. The Inglemoor was the largest
and one of the newest vessels of the
Moor line of twenty-eight.
The German forces have reached
the Russian positions at Krasnik, in
the southern district of Russian Po-
land.
The state herald., 1915-07-09
Women pos,men In Lonaon

London.-Tho postmaster general
has decided TO make trial nt sub.
stltutlng women'a labor for that OF
men IN delivering mail
The state herald., 1915-07-09
Every saloon In Alabama closes,

Montgomery. Ala Statewide pro,
hlbltIon vent into effect July 1. Every
saloon aud dlspcnapry In the state was
closed.
The state herald., 1915-07-09
Grand Prize at Panama-Pacific Expo
sition Awarded to Walter
Baker G. Co. Ltd.

Goa and Chocolate preparations has been
awarded to Walter Baker & Co. Ltd. Dor
chester. Mass. This famous old house has
received IS Highest Awards at the leading
expositlons In Europe and America. Adv.
The state herald., 1915-07-09

Petrograd.-"wlth the help OF God
Russia will continue the fight until
her enemies are crushed. Until that
time peace is impossible!" Premier
Gorcnykin issued the foregoing state
ment In manifesto. The document
was made public Immediately follow
INK the remarkable conference par
tioipated In by the Gar and his gen
erals nnd ministers behind the great
battlefront In Gallcia where the Rus
sian armies are rctreatinE before the
Austro-Gcrman drive.
The state herald., 1915-07-09

A mothers fervent hope is that her
daughters, when they marry, will do
better than she did.
The state herald., 1915-07-09

Ten smiles for nickel. Always buy Red
Cross Bag Blue. have beautiful, clear
white clothes. Adv.
The state herald., 1915-07-09

London, July 2.-The northward
drive of the Auctro-German armies
from Galicia into Poland is daily be-
coming more formidable and England
is puzzled as to whether they pro-
pose to make their main effort in
that direction instead of maintaining a
concentrated offensive to the east
ward to force the Russians out Of
the southeast tip of Galicia.
Whatever the ultimate object is.
the fighting along the Gnila Lipa river
has not abated and the Berlin official
communication not only records prog
ress in this sector. but further north
in the arc around Lemberg. as well as
along what has now become the north
ern front, between the Vistula and
on this front are estimated at 2,000,-
900 men and their progress has been
rapid. They have crossed the forest
fringing the Tanew river and are not
far from the Zamocs fortress. twenty
five miles north OF the Galician from
tier.
Only 100 miles to the north is the
great Russian base. Brest-Litovsk.
linked with Warsaw by important rail-
ways and lying almost due east OF the
Polish capital
The Arras sector maintains It's rep
utation as the storm-ccnter OF the
western front. but despite the fact
that the losses are pillng up daily.
neither side has been able to deliver
u decisive blow.
A dispatch from Athens says the
allies have taken the Turkish strong.
hold of Krlthia. on the Gallipoli PENN
sula. to the western edge of which
Gen. Ian Hamilton's report carried his
forces: but there is no confirmation.
The British torpedo boat destroyer
Lightning was damaged off the east
coast by a mine or torpedo explosion.
She IL now In harbor.
The British steamship Lomas. bound
from Argentina for Belfast with car
go OF corn. was sunk by German
submarine sixty miles west OF the
Scilly Islands.
The Italian ship Sardomene. timber.
laden. was torpedoed without warning
five miles from Castletown. Bear
haven. ireland. Two OF the crew
were killed.
The state herald., 1915-07-09

The piano practice OF girl is music
to her ma only.
The state herald., 1915-07-09

Bgflln.-Morc than 900 members ol
Dorliu's American colouy me, for the
annual celebration OF the Declaration
Of Independence.
The state herald., 1915-07-09
RUSSIANS WIN
BIG SEA BATTLE
ARMIES CONTINUE ON NORTH.
WARD DRIVE FROM GALlcIA;
PLANS PUZZLE ALLIES.
GERMANS SINK SHIP
ATHENS REPORTS TURK STRONG.
HOLD OF kRiTHlA TAKEN
BY THE ALLIES.

western Newspaper Union News Service
The state herald., 1915-07-09
Bryan speaks at esposItIon.
Am,rIesn. bal eutope ceIehtste.

The Hague. Twelve thousand Bel.
glRn soldiers intcrned at zeis, held
an athletic meeting In honor Of the
American national holiday. The games
were arranged In appreciation OF the
timely help given by Americans. which
had saved thousands OF the internod
soldiers fellow citizens from htarya'
tion.
The state herald., 1915-07-09

Laredo. Three hundred peo.
pie, Carranza soldiers. their wives and
children. were killed aud several hun.
dred injured In wreck OF military
train near Monte Morclos. between
Tampieo and Monterey.
The state herald., 1915-07-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In Mexlct
City are growing constantly worse
Consul Canada notified the State DE
partment from Vera Cruz. Serious
Eunger rioting was reported In prog
ress In Mexico City. with Zapata an,
Carranza troops fighting in the out
skirts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27

.ticular tribute TO the very efficient
work. not only in labor interests. but
IN the Interests OF the public Eener-
ally. done by Hon. Harry Weiss. the
labor representative from Ohio coun-
". Mr.. Weiss was alert. active and
energetic. lie r. now serving his sec
ond term In the legislature. and Is
one OF the most valuable and infiuen-
tial members OF that body
AN our Ohio County members in
the House. and Senator Rosenbloom
In the Senate. were very fair and rea-
sonable. and accorded TO labor meas
ures generally sympathetic support. /
can say this, that the Ohio County
representation in Charleston. and for
that matter the representation Of the
entire northern Pan Handle. Is very
high class and very influential. and
practically all of the members from
this section have shown friendship to
labor and humane measures"
Mr.. Corcoran will leave this evening
with his wife and two children for
San Francisco. where he takes uS mis-
new duties as custodian of the West
Virginia Exposition Building at the
worlds Fair. n position TO which be
was elected some weeks ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27

compensation act we regard as OF vi
tai importance. The amendments
make Of the workmen's compensation
law scientific. a thoroughly fair and
a highly valuable compensation mea-
sure. while moreover. they tend TO
reward the efficient and careful en-
ployer. SO far as the compensation
Interests are concerned. the new law
will give 20 injured workmen- OF the
state over 100000 per year more
than the old law. The Reconsideration
OF Industries. following the merit sys-
TEN. and putting every industry on its
own basis. will tend to cause the In
PRODUCTION OF safety appliances IN
mills and factories generally and to
prevent accidents. Labor regards the
prevention OF accidents as OF more
importance than compensation for
them. and the new principle OF the
workmen's compensation law will pen
allze the careless employer and re-
ward the careful employer.
The new weights and measure law
Is another enactment favored by the
State Federation OF Labor. II aims
TO secure honest weights and mea-
sures in all articles and commodities
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
bAys SESSION HAS BEEN MORE
FRUITFUL THAN ANY
EvER HELD.
uisrses Failure 70 Pass Child Labor
Law on Opposition Of so-eslIsd
Child Labor Commission

President Harry Corcoran. Of the
State Federation Of Labor. has arrived
home from Charleston. where he has
been looking after labor measures be
fore the legislature. To a representa-
tive OF The fntelligencsr yesterday
evening Mr.. Corooran expressed him
self n being gratined beyond express
sion OF the results that have been
achieved At Charleston during this
session.
In my opinion he said. "this leg
isiaffve session has been more fruitful
OF sound economic measures for the
benefit OF the working class than any
other session OF the legislature ever
held In West Virginia While labor
did not obtain all that Il asked for.
10 has made remarkable progress. and.
what II moro has. during the present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
PRES. CORCORAN PLEASED WITH
LEGISLATURES WORK FOR LABOR

session. received recognition % the
most substantial character from the
strongest elements IN the legislature
and the State administration.
Among the important measures
passed with the endorsement OF tho
State Federation OF Labor might
mention. first. the revision Of the state
mine laws. The revision aims 70 In
crease safety conditions IN our mines.
10 protect life and limb. 20 Increase
the authority OF inspectors. and to
add 10 their efficiency. The Law
which has passed had the endorse
ment OF all the mine organizations and
the State Federation.
Worsmen's Compensation.
The amendments TO the workrnen's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
Attention.,
Sir Knights!

Sir Knights Of Wheeling Com
mandery No. I. Knights Templar.
are hereby ordered TO report at the
ASYLUM on Saturday, February
9th. at O'Clock z. VI. 10 pay our
last sad respect TO our deceased Sir
knight. Past Commander Conrad
Hirseh. Sir knights Of Cyrene
Commandery No. Z and sojouruing
Sir knights are oourteously in
yited TO attend.
Attest:
l. W. Blayney. Verne Monroe
Recorder. Commander
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27

tntelliaeHcer's Book Of Wonders
bargain will end this week. Clip
coupon from page four and get yours
today. just few more Ieft-Do IT
NOW.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-21
NOT SEEKING TROUBLE. :

some quarters they're trying to makel
more worries for the administration
by urging that President Wilson inter-3
fere should our bankers accept
straight British and French govern
ment bonds for the proposed loan.
The proposed deal is in no sense a
government matter. If Germans,
British or any other foreigners can
borrow money in this country, of any,
body, it is their privilege and right.
Our government risks nothing,
makes nothing by such deals and its
interference would be senseless. Pres-1
ident Wilson already has worries ,
enough, without putting out drag,
net for more.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-21
RAIDINo THE BORDER.

RAIDING THE BORDER. = The
Mexican raiders along the border
have at last shown their true colors.
They have hoisted the red flag; the
flag of anarchy and rapine.
All along the boundary line from
the Pacific ocean to the Gulf of Mex
leo the lawless clans have gathered.
They are not recruited along from
the ranks of Carranza, nor of Villa,
but from both, and are augmented by
the rowing bands which have never
acknowledged a leader. Their own
poor country ravaged to the point of
restitution, they are turning to richer
fields. That these happen to be upon
the American side matters not The
raids into Texas and other border
states have no political significance.
They are the acts of bandits and
thieves, pure and simple; pillage alone
the motive
AS long as the Rio Grande marks
the line past which they may not'be
pursued, beyond which they are safe,
these marauders will keep on raiding.
The booty is tempting, the haven of
safety near at hand: To stop the
depredations and break up these out
law bands they must be pursued
across the line. The authorities in
Mexico cannot be depended upon to
help, for they are heart and soul in
sympathy with the raiders. 1t is left
to the United States troops alone to
stop it and to effectually do so. Soon
er or later they must followt the beast
to its lair Should it cause a clash
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-21
SHORT ONES

Freedom of the high C's is one Of
the banes of fiat life.
A ready wit is more effective than
a ready right - ~
The greatest European harvest in.
the worlds history is that of theJ
Grim Reaper. Blk
An Oregon court holds the Sunday
theater necessity for mental diver
sion. Garry the news to Philadelphia.
dancing with liquor in Milwaukee
prohibited" says headline. Danc-U
ing with a pretty girl is preferable,
anyway.
Another state, South Carolina, has
been captured by the drys. King Al
cohol and the car are in position to
sympathize with each other.
New York has opened a nj ght court
for naturalization of foreigners. Per-
haps it isn't necessary they should
see what they are doing.
o-o- YG
~ IN ONE, SURELY X -
II never hurry or worry" -
'fWhat branch of the government
4
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-21

with the silf-constituted authorities
which would be an admission that
they condone the outrages, it would
at least cause the cards to be laid
upon the table. 7aS
~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-21
IN ONE, SURELY

i never hurry or worry. -
"what branch of the government
service are you in, old mani" -Sn
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19

south Adam-st., are In the city. and
work IL expected In commence at
once.
The funeral OF Rama Petroggia,
aged %. and a former employe 81 the
L. :. Pressed steel Co. was held to-
day from his late residence on Rail-
road-st
Prof +. a. Harbour viii deliver a
lecture Tuesday evening In Kane. Pa
Rev. NJ N. Pettitt is attending the
Baptist state convention In Saginaw.
%. r. Drake. ~ Ann .Arbor. was
rned siO aud costs. Monday. for au-
tomobllc speeding Victor Wakefield
also ~ the University city paid IS
and SAY costs.
Bert +. Cook. OF this city paid n
nne OF 81 and s. ~ costs Hts car
was driven by his agent
Mrs, David G. McCan. OF Los An
Eel,s. cal, sidcnt OF the civil SER
vice commission of that place. ad-
dressed the normal assembly In
Pease auditorium, Monday.
The marrlE of Miss Georgia
Thumm ami Erucst Hunt took place
Monday at high noon In the home of
the brides father, Frank Thumm.
on the Rawsonville- MIR. and Mrs.
Hunt VIII be az home NJ 80 lakewood
ave. after Nov. Ia
Pleasant Hour club VIII be held in
the home of Mrs. John r. Matthews.
on Pearl-st.
The Presbyterian sunday school IL
making plans TO spend the spare
moments OF the fail and winter in
the collecting and ballng ~ waste
paper. and Mhen enough t. NIL car
has been collected u viii be shipped
To the most desirable source and the
funds gained FROM the sale Will be
placed 90 the credit Of the school
The Methodist Episcopal school
went through this experience about
n year ago at the instigatiou 81
Supt Parsons, pr Lesson. Prof,
Peace and others. and realized n nice
sum
The Forester residence on South
GroV"-st has received exterior dec
oTatinns.
Mgs Il n Waterman and son.
Bonner, sprEt last week IN Salem a.
guests 90 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hun.
They VIII leave IN a few weeks for
Los Angeles. cal.
The Y a degree viii be compared
az meeting ~ Phoenix lodge a..
-. r. & \. NJ to be held, Tuesday.
oct 80.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
BIRMINGHAM

Mr. and Mrs. \ r. Van Auk.a have
gone 90 Vanderbilt Mich, 70 visit
relatives for week
The Junior Eayaca boys - the BJp-
tist church viii meet Tuesday sy"n-
lnE IN the home % Airs william
F'yfe on BTowD-st
Francis Prize and Niss SUSIE Mn
ward. Of Detroit spent sunday with
III and Mrs. MaJos Jones on Brown
Ealsou German Is ~ with measles
Ia his nome on the Quartoa-rt
Mr. and Mr~ George Walden. ~
Pontiac. spent sunday with Mr. and
Mrs belhert Smelling on Wfiis-st
TIE w oman FDrNIEn NJ .siongrV
society - the Methodist Episcopal
church VII serve supper IN IN
church TN9rsdAy evening
ai-~ tr-rr- .trrri~-~un- "a .3i 80 Thur
day 20 etroit TO visit nvr sistcr
Mr. Craig
Mr ard Mrs charlc- Mooney. g.
Romeo spent sunday with Mr.. ru
A---.--4. AG.l AI-s+l--t. i---s.---t'-i ---r--
\ ~trrror lnCtHre ty Dr Ciarf
on lt8ly was held ia the Method IT,
Episcopal eaurcb Monday evening
Edward smith -itrrt sunday lu o.
hom, OF Mrs. William Mcclellan 81
tn- .trr1r
Too Et.r .uEh8m yII-h school fo,'
H.i rot.l played me 81 Nennfftr tee
iu NNeT3utte. Saturday aft"rrc 80
1L .c.~ WI 50 10 ID favor 1
PETER Arirrso1 VIII 20 Tuealcy
Lincoln 20 visit bis son. William An
der=ou
THE knights ~ ry'hiar lodge wiz
hold sgee.ai meeting 70 Castle IN
Tuesday ev"riug
Mas Jessie Toias 81 lake ples~r
- guest ~ Mr. Roe Mu!'holoud
West MBulc-ave
Ms frt- Parks entertained "iEh
la'v friends IL a luncheon S1turda
sy.uinp tn her home ON browp-st.
Mrs ~ Parks and Two cntldre
have returned go their home la Lo-
ANGELES. cal. after speudtrg three
months with Mr.. and Mrs. 9. +.
char, berlin on BatsS-st
Mrs 8 A. Hale and daughter Kath-
crime. 90 Ann Arb0r. VIII spend this
week with Mr. and AIRS !. 3 Hale
Merriil-st.
The pythiau sisters lodge is max.
ms plans for q bazaar which VIII be
held ~ Castle hail Thursday after
noon. Nov II.
a ! Lewis. ~ Macon Mich Mr.
Frank RAYMOND and son Harold. Mrs
J EEan and daughter Airline, ~ De
trolf. were sunday guests OF Mr.. aud
Mrs T. r Hale. Merriil-st
Mr. and Mrs Seth pennisun. % D
trott have been recent guests OF Mr.
l. p Wooster on Pterce-st
Fred Chaplin and mother. Mrs .
Chaplin. have gone 10 st Johns, Mich.
20 visit relatives.
Announcement has been made Of
the marriage % George Hillker Of
West Bloomfield and Miss Grace Hi
OF ClarkstOn