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mon ,>n wooL MARKET
KICnMo>D FRUIT MARKET
~ ~ G crenshaw & Coz
Richmond. Va. September 81. l9.n,

Eichmond Va. September o. ,a.s
Apples.
Fancy large. red. per hh!. ,;
ttu'Y. large. green! per BIZ. ......... . D.
i"H N'rlpN' pei bu'-t..... .................. .,
NU =. per h.l....... .........,..... e.
Fancy Duchess, p"r hhI............. , y"
Fancy crab. per hushcl.............. ::
Pear.
.rcy Rartlrus. &c! bhi............;; on
F"n"y Rrrtictis. per hushel....... :;
! Coy Se'kets peT OUshci............. > on
FrtgN IeContc. per hhl. ....-... n
Fancy Kieher. per hh!. ............. a;
FaWp, Clapps Favorite. per nh. ; 90
Peaches
Fancy Georgia Bellies, per cra,-........, 2s
Fancy ycllo"s. per half hushcl ha.ke: ~
Fancy whites. per hnlf- bushel baskc, a
Plums
Fancy red. per siN-haskct carrier {, n,
f"ucy Burhanks. per six asket "arr.cr ~
Fuzzy "ickshams. per six basket car
Damsons
--rcy blue. per bushel ......, a,
Grnpch.
ttn"N Delaware. per sin basket carrier g. q:
FaHrs Niagara. per SIN basket carrier | ..
Fancy Delaware. four pound basket
irf basket ......... Observation-Disclosures. ~
FANCY, Niagara. four pound onsxei
( Fancy Concord. four pound basket. per a.
Onions.
Fancy potato, per Embellishments N
iahry white. per bushei.... ......... "a,
| =. Potatoes.
, No. Irish, per buthei..... ..........; y,
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AUCTION SALE

ONE OF THE BEST Residential
PROPERTIES IN PETERSBUR,
VA. LOCATED ON THE NORTI
WEST CORNER OF .WYTHE AN
ADAMS STREETS, ON
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 80, 1915
at o'clock p. M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28

MIR. james asked the President to
speak in Kentucky for Stanley.
Tho President said he would con-
slider the invitation. and IL he found II
impossible to go. would write Il letter
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A. L. ADAMSON,
Real Estate Auctioneer,

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
THAT MODERN FOUR STORY BRICK
ABATEMENT HOUSE, CONSISTING
OF FOCRTEEN APARTMENTS OF
EINE ROOMS EACH. \ DRUG
STORE AND DOCTORS OFFICE, AT
TIE CORNER OF THIRTEENTH
AND PORTER STREETS. SOUTH
RICHMOND, VA.
In execution Of n deed OF trust dated
October is. 1914, and recorded in the
clerks office of Hastings Court. Part
H., of the city of Richmond, in D. B.
Al, page II, default having been made
In the payment OF Il portion Of the debt
therein secured. and being required by
Will sell, by auction, on the premises,
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At the request of the owners Gone
of whom is Il nonresidcnD. we shall
offer Tor sale at public auction. upon
tn" premises, on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER IS. 1913,
> o'clock l.. NJ.
the property above described
The lot fronts 20 feet inch on the
south side OF NJ Street, and runs back
depth OF I'll feet.
This property Is sold for a division
and tho parties arc anxious to make "A
and buy a bargain.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
SUTTON & CO., INC,
Auctioncers.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE pay,.
BY GREEN & Redo
and
HENRY S. HUTZLER &. co
Auctioneers.

HENRY s. HUTZLER e. ca
Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONING Sr AUCTION SALE
THAT VALUABLE STORE 49,,
DvWEi-t!NG PROPERTY SIR, IN
~ The NORTHWEST CORNERi T
iSIE I,i STREET. AND BROoK aV,
Line OF pFI'G IEiGif sT pH THE MORT
6HD ON THE WESTERN IIN M =
B,EOOk AVENUE n FEET TJ,, =
iiGMTTttOEEM ENTS THEREON ~
AVEStIErr' AS Nos. 6oo-6O2 BRO0
AMI IN pursuance of decree OF IN. r.,
mond rauity Court OF tho city Of RE!
-, i9lS In the cause of John oi Jul
vs. VS.; William l.. Krug OF ais" the Gay
shea special commissioners will oe
nrn,,, 70 sell at public auction. on ~ :,
'"oHSDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1918.
at 1880 O'Clock p. NJ,
M The above property.
cupi"d phr o above referred to is o
good rental. and is al4aVs i IN ANTS:
I T.. OWING TO it's location. vii, certa y
,rac y"h ian IN value, and should "a a
TERMS: "toSe nnl,hiro Of investors.
SIN twelve and eighteen ,nnn, itance
10 DC retained by court until *, u.
a cop pvcSnnse money has been paid a,
cash at the option of the purchas vi
T. G: FLETCHER.
albert o. BOSCHEN
x. GRAYSON DASHiEi1.
hoBEtT r.. PEYTON IN
a. j. kIRSH, N''
Special Commissioners.
IN me Law and Equity Court or =;
Gayle. John r.. plaintin
against
"illl in,, L. Trus ct ais defendants
certity that the bond reouireh
snei'al comm listeners BY the decree
Saia cause or July .. 1915, has he,
Given under my hand this tent, =.
or July. 1918. 'e"'h az
LUTHER LIBBY.
Clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28

BY virtue OF deed OF trust. dat.
September 10. 1914, and recorded
Richmond Chancery Court. D. B. o38-
page 5ol. to the undersigned truste
TO secure certain notes therein d
scribed. default being made, and beir
required so to do, will sell at publ
auction. on the premises.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20.
at O'Clock =. NJ.
all that lot OF land. formerly in Il
County OF Henrico. now in the city
Richmond. and bounded on the east
Rlakie Street, on the south by Garrist
Street. and on the west by p Stree
and on the north by l4foot all,
running from Blake Street to
Street. with all improvements thereo
consisting of nice S-room dwellir
and other improvements valuab
corner property.
TERMS: Cash as to expense of sal
all taxes due to day of sale, and tp
notes. one for $4,000 and $500, and tp
interest notes, one for SIS and al
one for SIS, with interest on all fro
September Is. 1915, and balance in OIL
year. secured by deed OF trust.
E. H. BROWN.
Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
Auctioneer.
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~ THOMAS BRANCH and Broke

ssies- Stock
loo Allis-Chalmers ...
500 Allis-Challners. prd. -.
100 Am. AEr. Chem. \ lC
loo Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
$1,000 American Can .....
100 American Can. pfd.
So 600 Amer. Car and Fdry.
..Sou American Cotton Oil.
3.lo0 Amer. Hide and Lea. pr.
.2,20O American LinSccd Oil. ..
49, 90 American Locomotive =.
1000 Amer. Loco. pfd ...
l2.2uO American Smelling -.
American Snuff. conn.,.
100 American Sugar .......
LOO Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
American Tobacco. com.
American Tobacco. pfd.
3?.2oo Anaconda Copper 800.
1l.3h0 Atchison
100 Atlantic Coast line.
\. G: l.. of Connecticut.
1880 baltimore and Ohio.
5000 Bethlehem steel Co. com
l.4o0 Bethlehem Steel Co. pfd
l.S0O BROOKLYN Rapid Transit.
1900 Central Leather. com.
300 Canadian Pacific
loo California Petroleum -.
3.oo0 chesapeake and Ohio.
zoo Oh icaro Great Western.
o'duu M. Mi. ana st. Paul.
81 800 trucihlc Steel Cor. com.
$500 truCible Steel. pfd
-"aOo Colorado Fuel and Iron.
colorado and Southern.
200 Consolidated GAS ...
li.ioo Corn Products, com
Den. and Rio Gran, com
CISCO Erie
9.lo0 Erie, LIST pfd
500 Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd..
900 General Electric ....
$500 Goodrich
400 Great Northern. pfd. :.
@2.goO Great Northern Ore Gifts.
500 Illinois Central ...
".l0O lntcrboro- Met.
J 800 Int. Harvester. com
200 Int. MGR. Marine. pfd.
$500 Int. Paper ...
ZOO Int. Paper. p........
100 Kansas City So. com
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AUCTION SALE
OF
a DETACHED FRAME DWELLING
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF NJ
STREET. BETWEEN TWENTY
THIRD AND TW FOURTH
STREETS DESIGNATED AS NO.
23l7 NJ STREET)
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ash grain: Whcat-No. red, S;.o2RSl. G6ia
red. Occasion. No. red. sica9sc: No.
hard. Sl.02rsl.06i.. C"ru--N". = ,.cilnv.
!ft.ei.c: No I yoIloM. 6NL.li.nc.
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BY ]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
lib Main Street.
TRUSTEES SALE

4 DESIRABLE CORNER DwELLIN
AND LARGE LOT, No. 1902 CARR
son STREET. COWARDIN ABB
TON.
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INNER PLAYER PIANO. HASDso,,
FnaFEiSS1TTREr LINEN; DRApERIE
GETS. CHINA, GLASS ARE SJI
YER PLATED WARE. ETC.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-12

Tor SALE "A Win turn secondhand
.'-nlture into cash.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-12
TIMELYREAL ESTATE GOSSIP
Douglas Street Rapidly Coming Into
Its 0Tn--Kennedy Makes
Good Deal.
NEw BASIS on VALUATION

The biggest real estate deal OF the week
ls the suitcase made by John L. Kennedy
on tho property at the northeast corner OF
Sixteenth and Douglas streets, with the
encouragement that n new hotel II 20 be
erected there soon Incidentally John L.
Kennedy, although principally a lawyer
and candidate for the United States sen
ate. ably qualified as a shrewd real estate
nan In that deal. He obtained tho ninety
aine year lease on that property about n
wear ago on n basis OF a $4,000 valuation
md now has sub-leased Il on n basis OF
4 half million valuation.
New BASIS OF Valuation.
This sets a new basis Of Douglas street
raiues. especially Sixteenth and Douglas.
Up 70 a year ago II was seriously ques-
Toned IN real estate circles whether the
celebrated Myers a Dillon corner at Six
teenth and Farnam was really worth a
half million. Then came the lease on that
corner with its high valuation. Now
comes the first Douglas street corner 10
be valued at a half million, and this has
Fiyen real estate men a now basis to work
1pon.
II is recognized by all. Of course, that
Douglas street IL rapidly coming 10 its
own, and that II was never more rapidly
on the way to the goal than at present.
The BFandels theatre building Is but a
few years old. The Fontenelle hotel gave
plcturesqueness and dignity 20 Douglas
street. The Masonic temple 20 be built
at once at Nineteenth and Douglas, II e
lend stu more Importance to that street
and thus one step after tho other Is I'm.
nreasing the importance OF that thorough
fare.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-12
AEzXDH007

The residence illustrated Is one OF the
most practical and economical designs
for a moderate priced house that one
could possibly obtain. This house was
built for John p. Leary. on Thirty-fifth
street. and has every feature that
could wish for in a house OF its char
ncter.
The first floor consists of living room,
dining room, kitchen, with entry and
porch attached. The Kitchen, with It's
buiIt-in cupboards. workable and sink;
tho stairway leading to the grade entry
and TO the basement from the kitchen
are all conveniently arranged. The liv-
ing room has large open fireplace. with
bookcases on each side. The stairway
leading 10 the second floor Is of a very
attractive design. On the second floor
are three large bedrooms amply supplied
with closet space and connected with
largo open hall to both bathroom and
sleeping porch. This design viii meet
with the requirements OF the average
family and can be built az a moderate
price.
Anyone desiring further information
relative TO the cost OF this house or the
price Of the plans for Same. should get In
touch with the architect. Everett s.
Dodds. s12-6is Paxton Block Omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-12

Knock!
Knock!
Knock!
Just as Regular
as Any Clock
It's Opportunity a-knocking
at your door! Yes, indeed, be-
cause there is nothing more alb
surd than that old statement to
to the effect that
Opportunity knocks once
and passes on.
Why? Where?
In the Real Estate columns
of THE BEE. If you don't be-
lieve it, turn over now to the
Real Estate offerings and see
for yourself.
There are many opportun-
tiles all offering safe and sure
returns for the money invested.
Business sites, residence lots,
houses, suburban homes and
farms. Scan the list and in
vestigate these which interest
you most.
THE
OMAHA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-12
Omaha Soon to Have
Orchestra Of It's Own

Omaha IL going TO have a municipal or.
chestra. The start viii be made this
month. City officials hope that some day
the Omaha Symphony orchestra via have
. place IN the music Of the nation. a.
much 30 as the Minneapolis and Chicago
ORGANIZATIONS
formed under the direction Of the Recrea-
ton bard. which win engage a competent
leader on monthly salary basis 1t IL
proposed 70 have sixty players and to
eive q series Of FREE concerts IN the Audi
torium en- Sunday afternoons this winter.
An Omaha man already Il being con
slderod tor the position OF leader The
players win nerva without pay. but viii
get the benefit OF instruction and prae.
tlce.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-12
Signal Men Going
to Salt Lake for
Annual Convention

A number OF local railway men will
join the special train on tho Chicago q
Northwestern-U Union Pacific line at lis
p. M Sunday en- route 20 salt Lake City
for the Twentieth annual convention of
tho Railway Signal association. r. w.
Pfleging. signal engineer OF the Union
Pacific. In chairman OF the local commit
tee In charge Of convention arrange
ments and he. In company with about
fifty other railway and supply men from
Omaha. 81 Louis. Kansas City. 81. Paul.
Minneapolis and intermediate points. viii
Join the party from Chicago ana t1e
east, at Omaha. The special train Will
carry eight cars and viii arrive at Salt
Lake City Monday evening at 6 o'clock.
The Railway Signal association IL the
national organization. comprising signal
men on the railways Of the United States
and canada. and having about i.soo mem
beTn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-12
Omaha Builders
Have Many Jobs on
Which They May Bid

Omaha Builders exchange has It's bull
letin board crowded fun of good. Juicy
prospective Jobs that members are bid
ding on In various parts Of this and adj
Joining states. Plans are on file there
for a school house at Robertson. Ia,
with J. w. Brodford Of Fort Dodge as
architect.
Tho complete plans for the First Ma
tional Bank building IN Omaha are 20
be ready TO be figured by September 90
They are TO be on file at the exchange
rooms after that date.
Bids went in yesterday on the contract
for a big brick and stone building at
Valley.
Henry ohlson OF David City was
awarded the contract for the erection Of
the high school building az Schuyler.
Bids went IN Friday for the contract
for q school house at sharpsburg. Ia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-12
Iowa Editors Will
Make Omaha a Visit

Editors of the western part Of Iowa
want to see Omaha
They are to have that privilege in the
latter part OF February, when q day viii
be set apart for the entertainment by
the bureau OF publicity, Manager n v.
Parrish OF that bureau has Just returned
from Woodbine, Ia, where he attended
a convention OF the western Iowa editors.
He made arrangements TO have them
como to Omaha Immediately after they
hold their one-day convention In Council
Bluffs some time in February. There are
20 be about seventy-five OF them.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-12
State Federation
of Labor to Meet
Here This Week

\ Governor Morehead and Mayor Dahl
man will address the Nebraska State
Federation OF Labor next Tuesday morn
ing at tho court house. The federation
at that time will begin a four-day an
nual conferences
President Tom Reynolds, Chairman
Frank ManBell OF the local committee
and others will meet Sunday morning
az the Labor temple 20 complete the
program and arrangements for the
meeting.
Headquarters win be at the Yelling
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-12
South Side Lad is
Hit by Street Car

John Rabb, an employe Of the Paxton
& Gallagher company. was struck by
street car at Fourteenth and Harvey
streets and suffered severe injuries. In
GLIDING broken leg and serious injuries
about the head. which may prove to be
fractured skull. Rabb was rushed to his
home at Twenty-first and II streets.
South side. and u being attended by
Drs. Frickke and Delaney. He Is ID
years old.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-12
WANT NATIONAL BUILDERS
TO MEET HERE NEXT YEAR

Hugh wallace. n 8. Jewell. H. O..
LOOMS. e o. Hamilton. r. o. Sweet
and DR.. r. s. MiIlener went TO Atlanta.
Ga, 10 attend the national convention
OF the Building Owners and Managers
They are going with q pocket full Of IN
vitations 70 the association to hold lis
next meeting In Omaha They carried
Omaha buttons. badges and Omaha 1T
erature with them TO be distributed
among the delegates.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-12
Eagles Hall to Be
Ready Next Year

Early In the year 1916 the new Eagles
hall IL 70 be completed and ready for 90
cupancy The contract was let last
Thursday night. Il Ii to be built at tho
southwest corner OF Eighteenth and Cap
itol avenue. The building IL 20 be ecxsa
feet. two stories high. OF brick and stone.
w. n stockham Is the architect.
Charles s. Nelson was awarded the gen.
eral contract.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-12
Waterman Hands
Over Roll to Negro

Prank Kanlneid. . wAtchman in a junk
yard At Eighth ana F4rnam streets. was
stuck up a. Seventh and Leavenworth
svers about fhe sane DESCRIPTION g the
one MO entered the home q Jerry On.
nelly a. no Pierus. The negro bran
dished q piece a artillery that vas OF
nufflclent magnituds 10 cause Frank 70
present the artilieryman with q. which
uas ~ Prank had.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-09-10
RECALL MAY INVOLVE MORE
DIPL 0MATS Of CERMANIC
C0UN TRIES IN WASHINGTON
BISHOP HEBRON
NOW IN HOSPITAL
Winona Bishop Shows improvement
Priest Assailant is Bound to
Grand Jury.

Winona, MINI, Sept 10.-Father 7.
M. Lesches, the priest who on Aug.
q last, shot and twice wounded Bishop
Patrick r. Hefron, was brought be
fore Judge somsen in the municipal
court for the second time today for a
preliminary hearing, this time being
represented by counsel in Attorney
j. T. Fitzpatrick. who asked that ex-
animation be waived. which action
was accordingly taken by the court
and Father Lesches held to the grand
jury which viii sit on Sept 20, next. It
is improbable that bail viii be asked.
Father Lesches in court was calm and
composed.
Bishop Heffron has SO far recover
ed from his injuries that yesterday
afternoon he was taken to St Mary's
hospital at Rochester to finish his re
cuperati0u While there. an E-ray
picture 10 locate the bullet which pen
etrated the preIate's lung viii be
taken. Whether it will be removed
viii depend on what the picture shows
Rock Island Argus., 1915-09-10
CARRANzA SENDS
ANSWER FINALLY
Feels That He Is Able to Handle Mex.
lean Situation, and VIII Not
Enter Conference.

Washington. D. c., Sept. l0.-GeneraI
Carranza in his reply to the Pan
American conferees, it was learned to-
day, will agree to any International
aspect of the Mexican situation. bat
will decline to enter q conference on
internal affairs.
Carranza's answer, which is expect
ed today or tomorrow, is said To de-
cline the offer extended by Secretary
Lansing and the American dip
Iomats to arrange q conference of the
Mexican factions 20 choose d provi-
siOnal government
Carranzas main contention. it is
said, will be that his forces are in
practical control of the country and
that TO enter into such a conference
would have no beneficial effect.
General Carranza viii declare, how
ever. that he does not wish 10 ignore
the friendly interest Of the United
States. Argentina. Brazil. Chile. Bo-
livia, Uruguay and Guatemala, and
Tor that reason Will say that if there
are any international aspects which
can properly be considered with rep
resentatives of the Pan-American
governments he viii appoint repre-
seutadves to meet them.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-09-10
GERMANS STORM TRENCHES
IN VOSGES At NIGHT; LOSE
GROUND TAKEN, PARIS CLAIM
SCENTS SAPLANTO
BRING ABOUT WAR
Member N Reicbsfag Says Reports oi
Volume OF American Munitions
Greatly Exaggerated.

Berlin. Sept. 10 lvia Loudon)-Dr,
Karl Baehem OF Cologne, clerical
member OF the reiohstag. has contrib
uted an article in the Cologne Volks-
Zelung suggesting the possibility that
the nature and extent of American ex-
ports OF munitions of war has been
exaggerated in certain quarters for
the specific purpose of provoking war
between Germany and the United
States.
Herr Bacham declares he recently
was assured by q prominent American
thatAmerican munitions exports never
even approached the quantity report
ed by German newspapers. Hitherto,
the unnamed American is said 10 have
asserted, moderate quantities OF small
arms ammunition had been delivered,
but not a single she'll Herr Bachem
asserts that it is hard to escape the
belief, therefore, that there is a "sys-
TEN" behind reports concerning i'm
mense American war exports, and
that we are systematically to be in
cited through exaggerated reports OF
American war supplies in order to
impel us to war against America,
Caution and reserve in this matter in
criicizjng the commercial methods Of
the American government at this mo-
ment are the duties Of every enlIght-
ened citizen"
Rock Island Argus., 1915-09-10
GERMANS BUYING
BENzINE IN SPAIN
Three Hundred Barrels Delivered by
Steamer TO Submarines in the
Bay Of BisCay.

Bordeaux. France Sept. 10.-In eE-
planauon-of the activity Of German
submarines ia the bay Of Biscay. the
assertion is made By the Petit Girondo
shaG . steamer registered at Bilbao,
Spain left that port recently with 30e
barrels of benziue Where the cargo
was uuloaded is unknown, bat soon
after the steamer left port empty bar
reIs we're seen floating on the sea.
The newspaper declares the same
steamer took SO barrels of beuzjue to
q submarine at Concha de Artedo last
June
Private a5vices received at Bilbao
state that agents have been securing
the north of Spain for gasoline which
has been sent to Bay of Biscay ports,
Rock Island Argus., 1915-09-10
POSSEIS SEEKING
NEGRO MURDERER
Bracey F0rCey Shoots John Epkins0n
White at MUrpbysb0rO, III, and
Escapes.

AUrphysb0ro. Ill, Sept 10-A citi-
zaDs posse with blood hounds today
searched nearby woods for Bracey
Forcey "a negro. who last midnight
killed John Epkinson. white man
open threats Of Iyuchiug were heard
Another negro who was with F0rcey
when the latter shot EpEinsou. was
saved from death at the hands Of the
moo by the timely arrival of eye wit
nesses who said that it was Forcey
who killed the white maB--l.-------
The two negroes, with two negresses,
were walking in front OF Epkinson,
Witnesses said. when the white man
made a remark about the negresses
which was displeasiug TO their
escorts. Forcey turned suddenly and
shot Epkiusou
Rock Island Argus., 1915-09-10
ARABIC REPLY is
BEING CONE OVER
Considerable Time TO BE Taken iT
Reaching Decision OF Govern
menfs Attitude

Washington, Sept. 10.-President
Wilson and his advisors began cousld-
Grafton today OF Germany note ez-
planning the sinking OF The White star
liner Arabic. The communication was
understood to be OF considerable
length and there were no intimations
of the time that would be required
for determining the governments at
titude.
In their consideration of She new
note President Wilson and Secretary
Lansing viii give consideration 70 as-
surances recently expressed that Ger
man submarine commanders had been
ordered to destroy no more liners
without warning
President Wilson devoted several
hours today 80 study of Germauy's
note on the sinking of the arabic 40
official comment was made. but it was
indicated plainly that the German ex-
planatiou is Disappointing
Berlin. Sept 10.-In its note TO the
United States or the sinking Of the
White Star liner Arabic, the German
government says that il most deeply
regrets that lives we're lost through
the action Of the commander; il par
ticularly expresses this regret T. the
government OF the United States on
account Of the death OF American cItI-
zens, and adds.
The German government Is unable
however. TO acknowledge any obIiea-
ton 70 grant indemnity in the matter,
even if the commander should have
been mistaken as 10 The aggressive
Intentions ef tae arabic"