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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
$500 paHasiere naes europa.

lleber $500 Saiingicre. oarunter
bunbert unb etlide Imcritaner. iubren
am -. Wtai nit fiinf Sampiern mad,
europa ab. Ser am~erifaniide Sams
pier st. Ynrl" bate $50 Saiiagiere;
Der italicriidc Sampicr .Stampaliu"
etlpa 500, poriinter piclc italieniihc
8cicrptiten. Die sum a~ricgsbicnit
beimtehrcn; Der nelic ruiiiifs amcrifas
niid)c Sampler ~3nrisu" nit $50
&nnasiercn unb 5000 Sonncn Sradt
nab Irdlnnsel; Der irauSoiiifc Cant
pier Niagara" nit $50 Yaiiasicren
nod @oroeuur uno Der norrpcgiid,z
nmcritaniihc Sampfcr .&riirianias
Tioro" naf Bergen nit 275 Yana9ies
rem, Sumeiit GRANDDAUGHTER.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
WDSfOmiter
Derlieren i1mer.
@ien melhet 1874 900 G,efanaenc lei,

@ien melhet $4,000 8efansenc ieit
benz 1. Mai. = Die Seutihen
meloen 100000 8efansene in
8nlisien. = lie sroee 8uHeniasb
1tdbert lid 2em6ers. Ietrpsrab
gibt Shlamafel 5u. = 8erbiinoetc
indben benz Barren ben 0enifians
5n seben, I'm nadJber Stalien er=
lebisen gu f0nnen. - Ginnabme
BON 3iga nidt beitatist. - Serliner
Shuiterjunge ihlus italieniidem
gptifafter ben Sut pom 8ppi unn
mnroe cingeloft. - @erbinbete
permOgen ben Sirfen an Sarna=
nellen nift bei5nfummen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
9orb GDnr1iQ
mnb gebcn!

Sabiuett mirb reprganiiierf.
- gber Gsauttb uun 8rep bleiben.
Sagegen uiro Gbnrdia bnrdb
einen ,0entleman" eriest. = 60
uirb sruei 9riessminiter itatt einetr
geben. = Garlament bis Sini pers
tast. - Neneite britiihe 9ctfhse.
caraoiiher Serseart lei BON 9emt.
ifen ~setreusist morben. - Sre6
Shifflaonnsen ariessmaterial fir
Die aliierten psn gte,u Yorf abses
sansen. = @aibinstpn Last eng.
lamb freie SanS. = Webrere Smns
bert SulSaten in GnslanS BET eineut
3ns. 3niammenftue setDbtet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
Stalian gegem
8nnoesgenodem

Stalien's Splf, 1arlament, Resiernns
nnb a6nig fir 8rics gesem bic
gnnSesseuuTen Seiterreidj= tlnsarn
nrb S%eutihlanb. = Der Scilige
Batter pruteitiert sesen 0arantie=
brnd,, balt iih neutral, itelt @eloer
nnb 0ebGnlihfeiten ben ariess=
nutbletbenoen our @erfiigints. -
&riess- Gorreipunbenten ,uerben In
Der italieniifen 9lrmee nidt sr=
gelahen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

aaein auf bic 8alfane Salbiniel besog.
Wdbreno Seiterreits nngarn es uns
mosli6 funo, allen Sorberunsen Stas
LIENS nd6sugeben, mar es bod bereit
gu Spfern, ,oie mir gered]tfertigt
fparen ourd Den @unif, bic ieit 10
ptelen Sabren gum eetneiniamen @ors
tbetl beioer 2dnber b%eitanoene Iaian5
anfreft 81 balten."
Iuf ben i~talieni1d)en Ginmanb anti
luorteno, DAB Die bon Seitcrreidz I'm
9drn a~tgebotenen Su%9eitdnbniiie lid
crit in elmer unbeitimmten Seit. ndms
lid nad ~8rie9senbe, perfpirfliGen ioaz
ten, iagt gurian, bab Seiterreif linz
garn bereit mar, ale notbigen 9aran>
tien fir Die l%lebergabe Der beiprphenen
0ebiete 81 geben uno Tire ltebers
trasnn8 lin nift ferner 3eit ii6er gu
1telen".
gum S6lub iast Die Note: ,Sie
fOnislif ifalicniihe 3esiernns bat lid
ielbft in ruilfiirliher @eiic aller ibrer
Observation-Disclosures entbDben unb
bic amitro= mnsariihe 8esieruns lebnt
bic gerantiuurtuns fir ale parans
entitebenben Sulsen ab."
Stalien's WinoeitfDrberunsen.
Die bonn a~lslpdrti9en Niniiter
Sonnino an Seitcrreih geirelltcn
Nfinoeits Soroerungen tparen:
1. Die Ibtretung Der san5en Yros
pin5 Srentino ices iiSlifen Srittels
bon Enroll.
2. Sas Ditlide Sriaul, beitebeno
aus ben StdDten unb 2onbifaitcn
Nalborgetto, Yle53o. Solmino, @raz
oisca, @onfulcone, Gomen unb iilOlif)
bis Nabreiina.
3. Srieit. 8apo S'Sitria unb 9is
rano Tin Sitrien) iolleu cinen neuen.
bon Seiterrei6 unabbausisen) Staat
biloen.
4. Die Snieln Gursola. 2ina, 2es
Tina, Sugoita. Ga55a uno Weleba Tan
Der bnlmatiihen aiIte) ioaen an Sta
lien nbgetreten perben.
3. Seiterreih per5iftet auf feline
Sutereiien in Ilbanien unb ertennt
Stalien's Souperdnitdt iiber Iplona
an.
9as italieniihe 8riinbud.
Sic ilnterbanblunscn. Die 81 Sta
liens &iinbi9uns bes Srcibunbz @crz
TRACES fiibrten. fpurben bon Der itulies
niifen Hcgieruns in einem 8riinbuf
befannt gegeben. Ser Notenpediel
be9ann nit einem Selegrdmm be5
ausmdrtisen Iiniiters Sonnino bonn
8. Se5en1bcr 1914 an Den Ser5og bon
Iparnn, Den itnlienii6en 9otihafter
in @ien, porin bieler angeipieien
ipuroc, Dem uuitroz un9ariihen Mimi
tier @rdf Serftbolb anSu3eigen, baB
Der Diterreihiife Ginmarid in Scrbien
cine Sbaiiafe bilbe. nelfc Stalicn
unter Srtttel 7 bcs Sreibunbs Yer
TRACES an agontpeaictinnen" bsrets
tiee. @raf b. gcrhtbolb trat bieier
Iuffniiung 5lierit entid,ieben entsegcn.
beutete aber am 20. 'Se5ember an, ba6
cr %begonnen babe. feline Inli9t gu
dnbern.
Baron 9uriau, 8raf 9erhtbolb's
Nahfol9er. neriuhte ieber beitimmten
Intiport n~usSupeifen unb am %.
Sebrunr teleerapbierte S'Iparna, bab
Sclterreih offenbar mir 3eit 5u ses
minnen iufe, aber 5rpeifellos bon
Seutiflnub geprdnst nerbe. Sugcs
itdnoniile 81 MAIDEN.
1885,
Die amerifoniiche Negieruna lit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

ariegSiGnunlas 5a6en Die 8lriien felt
ibrem 8iid5ug aus Ben 8orpatbeu
aaein an @eiongenen $4,000 perz
loren. = Sci Neupe GbapeQe 6aben
Die Seutihen eineu britiid1en Ineriff.
3tptiden WtdGs Inn Woiel einen franz
5oitiden %oritoboerirdb cb0enieien.
%. Mai.-9 7 / II nlclpet: ,9rie
tide unb fran5oiiidpe @ngriffc nrlre
ben geltern iiO>pcitlid bon Ieupe
9bapele n69eidlaeen, no .farbi9e
gngldnber" (SnDier) gefanaen gez
Tangen genonlmeu purben, iopie auf
Den 8Dpen bon 2oretto. - Siibzpeit>
lid bon ellie uno in Ger Nrgoni1e
mafJte Der Seinb 8e6rdua) BON
Sprengminen, Die nil 9ifti9en @aien
geloocn lparen. - Weirlid bon 8inz
Don in &urlanb, Hublaab, bat CO
aapaaerie : @eiedte 9egebeu. = Sn
Sfulpli am 9ubrias SluB nuroen ru1s
Itldle Nddtnngrifie nbgeinldsen unb
300 Hui'cn ~9efaaeen. = Gom Glib
Siien iinb feinc pid)tiseu Ienberuugen
81 beridten." - @icu melSet:
.Sie Sample i'm mittleren 8ali5ien
oallern fort. Sic perbiinbeten 5rupz
pen 6aben bas eetponnene Serritorium
gcsen ale ruiiiihen 9eeenansriIfe
6%ebauptet unb in Den langlam ppr>
idreitenOen Ingriffen getpinnen mir
td9li6 lpeitcren Soben."
%. Wai. = 9"crIin melbet:
ylleber admpfe bel 8iperfp, Die cinen
mir Die Scutiden giinitisen I%erlaui
nebnlen, iorpie iiber neue @rfol9e iiioz
lid bon Neuuile bat beutc Der @robe
@eneralitab berid)tet. - Iui Dem Ditz
lidlen arie9Sitauplas lpuroe Der ruiz
iiidlc Noroflilael %angeeriffeu unh gez
idlngen. lleber 1000 Gefanscne
blieben in Den 5dnbeu Ser Sieser.
Weitere tnuienb 9cfanGene ipurpen
Den Huiien an Der SllbDia abgcnom>
men," - Wien melbet: .Scitlit,
bon Soroelau rno am uatcrcn Srics
iter nurben ruiiii6e Ingriffe nit
ihlpereu Serluitcn fir ber Seinb abz
genieien. Ser Seino uutorlla1nt einen
pergebliden @eriuh, DEN Nrutb in Der
9id6e bon goian uno Ditlih bon G5ers
nolpiB 81 iiberidreitcn. Sm Haume
bon &ielce matten mir I'M 9alife Der
Sample in Dem biigeIisen @eldube
etipa $50 9eiangenc."
+ff
"a. Mai.-Sm Sfnar5en Weer lit
ba5 ruiiiife aricgsihiff .@anteleis
mon" nit 1000 Nianu Seinsuns urb
80 &anoncn geiunten. - Die NQiier>
ten perlorcn am Sonntag in Den Sar:
pauelen bel Sebbul Sabr ctpa 1000
Mauu. Die Siirfeu etlpn 800. = Cut
lang Der SaroaueIlen linb iotpeit 90
900 NQiiertc aclanoet mnrbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
teresien iir Oi.ie Setting bearbeitst.)

10. Utut.-Sn 0ult3ten ndDel Ole
Guiien felt Dem 1. Mui $4,000 &C.
fansene., 1913 @eIhiiBe unb 369 Raz
idineneepebre perlpren. Die @erz
bilnbeten BADEN Dns oitlid,e ltfer bes
San erreiht unb iih bort ieiteeiest.
- Iuf Der 8eitiront iinb infol9e anz
BARTENDER 8eecngiiiie mn bidltcn Re
bells uIe Sperationen gum Stiuitanb
9efommen.
10. Wai.-Iuf Dem Situfer Ser
Gan baben Die GerbiiuDeten picoer an
Sooen %gelponnen. $4,000 @efaneene
9erat]t unb ~ @eifiiBe itno 2S Iaz
ifinengelpebre erbeutet. = Nit itiirs
member Sanh nuroe Sienalpa 5piideu
Saroslou uno 2eSnpst Den Hulien entz
riiien, besgleifen nihtiec 6Dbenite(s
lungen norblif bon Sambor uno
mebrerc sab pertheioiste Crtifaiteu.
= Nerolih bon Yr5empsl, bds uls
mdblih iiolirt miro, lit cine 9roBe
Shlaht i'm @anee. = Sn Den Soben
bon 2orette iino Die Scutiden gum
In9riff iiber8egdlgen, BADEN fran5Dz
hide ShiisengrGben geitiirmt uno
mebrere Ntaidineneeiuebre erbeutet.-
Die britiifen @oritoBe BEL Neupe Cha
pe1e iinb nit unsebeuren Gerluiten iiir
Den. Seino abgepieien porben. = Snl
@ngliifen &uual bat elm bclttides
llnterieebopt Den britiiden Sampier
.Srumpree" pernid,tet.
90. Wai.-Sen 8uiien purbeu olf
Dem iilo : Oitliden aricgsihauplobc
groBe Gerluite ~beisebrddt. Sic babcu
peitere 10000 8efaugeue unD mebr
ais 200 Neutrality-suspicious. perloreu.-
and, am Sberlauf oes Snieiter iino
biea&nilsB7 ailridseirieben noroen. -
Yr3emfsl w nunniebr BON alien Sci
ten eingeiflolien unb Der %eiiernc Ning
Inn Die Seitung ihlieBt lid INNER
enger. - Im Hicmen baben Die
&ul'en ifipere @erluite erlitteu. = an
ben Siigeln bon 9orettc BADEN Sic
Scutihen peitere Sortid,ritte gcmuft.
- Sie Seutiflen nabmeit Hiaa,
HuBlanb's nihtigiten Saicn. an Der
Sitiee elm. Sepolferung 100000
Seclen, 46 Sro6ent Seutife.
+&
81. Wsai.-Sm iiip> oitliden 8alis
5ien baben Die %erbiinbeten oie ruis
iiihc 8esenoifcniipe 6um Stcben gcs
brad)t uub audi in Mittels 8alisien
unh Siibs Solen itnb Norbneits RnSz
lanb lit ibnen bas a~riegssIiit fortgcs
iest bolb. - Iuf Dem iiib sDitliten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

= Sic amerifaniidhc Hegierung lit
am 10. Wai in getreii bes rSrpes
SuQes". beiien @%erbanblung Dor einem
Seutihen Y%riienseriht in Samburg
einscleitet porbeu lit, auf's Neue bors
iteqis serporoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

Staatsiefretdr Hrpam CAB an
Fl. Mai cine Grfldruns. bae feline
peiteren biplumatiiden @oriteannsei,
bon Seiten Der amerifaniihen 4eaie.
rung biniihtiif oes britii6cn San-
oclss embargo geplant limb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

Die amerifaniihcn @ro6ihlGhs
Ter linS cmpprt iibcr ona %orgcbcn Der
britilhcn 9egieruus, bic iiir bcihlags
nabmtc. fiir Sfanbinapicn beitimmtc
Sleiiulaeungen nid,t Zen pollen Yreis
be5ablen mil. poburd) ibnen ein Sfas
Den o pieIen YiiuiOneu ~ eripad5ien
brobt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

tspesiea fur Dieie seituns bearbeitet.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

%. Wai.-Sie alsemeine IobiIz
mad)nn9 in Stalien be9ann beute. Oic
@ren6sY ropin5en, ioiuie Die Ibriatiide
&iiite linb in ariess5uitaub crtlart
iporben. - Baron Iacbio. Der Diters
rei6iif> ungdriide Sotldafter in Stas
lien. erbielt beute nm $3.50 llbr Iods
mittaas ieine Ydiic. Gr mirb 8om
nod beute @benb ober ipGteitens
morgeu Sriib perlaiien. = SerSos bon
Iparna, Der italieniite Sotihaiter in
8ien, puroe beute abberufen. - gu
benz erlIen 3uiammenitoB 5ipilhen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

EdrhnnAI
eSqdnoe.
oerbcNert'
ErenSenbsi
ihri. n
Milne I'M.
&flrrnauI
ltfne Or
sf4 ST
{ IN fen
The Detroit times., 1915-04-24

appealing 70 what was best In him
Barnes sat facing Roosevelt dur
ing the long analysis OF his char.
acter By the colonel He showed no
emotion. His face did not change
expression
Roosevelt said he was working 10
develop Barnes good side just as he
was working similarly with thous-
ands OF other men In the country.
Did you ever complain of activf-
ties OF Mr. Barnes before 1907
asked WINS.
Il think did in . speech In 1910.
at the Saratoga convention
Did you make any personal ref.
erence 10 him."
AS being the boss!" Roosevelt
countered. Il don't think I did"
Several letters written BY Barnes
10 Roosevelt Just before and after
Roosevelt became governor were
read to the jury, TO show their per-
sonal relations and legislative sug-
gestions Of Barnes.
Dear Colonel" or MY Dear Gov
ernor,- were the salutations OF most
Of the letters many with sugges-
lions Of appointments. In one let
ter. Barnes said he did not wish 70
intrude upon the colonel and In
others said he did not think he
should insist upon certain appoint
ments In the party's interest.
Il understood you are receiving
protests against Mr.. Bender" said
one letter, because OF his associa.
ton with my nefarious self AZ far
a. abuse OF me f. concerned. with
which your ears have been filed, I
have nothing 20 say"
Replies from Roosevelt to Barnes
regarding patronage, the governor
addressed them:
MY Dear Mr.. Barnes" and closed
Faithfully yours"
The letters produced court re-
cessed were mostly on minor, per-
functory matters.
Roosevelt was still on the stand
and counsel thought the entire aft.
ernoon would be consumed IN his
cross-eraminstion. and possibly
lapse over until next week.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-24
MAN HURLS SELF
UNDER TRAIN;
GROUND TO BITS

An unidentified man. about "a
years old. with dark brown hair and
wearing a light gray suit. threw him
self under Michigan Central passen
ger train No. 81. west bound at June
tion-avs, early Friday Afternoon
and was ground to pieces under the
wheels.
A telegram found In his pockets
contained a number Of figures and
apparently was q code message. The
envelope was addressed to Margaret
Doiin. Des Moines, Ia. The ecro'
ncr's once win communicate with
Des Moines authorities.
The man came In on q freight
Friday morning. He had been hang
Ing around the Junction-ave. viaduct
ali day. Witnesses say he deliber'
ately dived in front OF the train.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-24
TAMPERERS KILL
ILLINOIS BILL

CHICAGO. April 73.--Chicago
sportdom. which has been congrstu-
lating itself that IL would see some
real boring in Chicago before long.
was wearing . band Of crepe on its
arm today. The boxing bill, a. Il
now stands. IL practically q dead Is
sue. according 10 Lieut.-Gov. Bar.
rett O'Hara. who has been one OF
the staunchest supporters Of the
bill.
Opponents Of the bill used the old
army game OF legal wrestling To kill
the bin. 1 e.. amendments. As the
bin now stands, the commission that
would regulate boxing would be en-
powered to regulate every form OF
athletics. from billiards TO baseball
admission II charged
and the opposition TO this bill, II
was conceded. win BE- too great TO
overcome.
Professional Jealousy on the part
OF the bfll's sponsors IL being as
signed IN some quarters a. reasons
why the bin II corpse.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-24

1915 the gigantic Trip Thru the
Clouds ride, made Il desirable that a
name more significant OF the beauty
and elpaborateness OF the park be
chosen. and 80 Palace Gardens was
selected.
The Trip Thru the Clouds riding
device. built by Josiah Pearce q
Sons. Of New Orleans. La, is the
biggest ride IN Michigan. and ons
Of the largest In the world A fas-
cinating feature OF this ride IL that
about one-half Of II ts over the sur
face OF the Detroit river.
To grow with Detroit lie the policy
OF Manager Milford Stern. During
The last few seasons Mr.. Stern found
that the park was utterly inadequate
70 take care Of the business that
came TO II. So In 1914 he built the
Palais de Danse way out over the
river. fronting the park. and last
fall he seired another portion of the
river bed and has had $4,000 loads
OF clay and loan filed II, thereby
giving the park an additional area
Of 10000 square feet.
The opening attraction At the
auditorium IL Ferrante's Concert
band. nom Chicago. The beautiful
Palais de Danse viii feature Ben
Shook himself. with his famous or
chesfra.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-24
ASKS WARNING
PAIR TO MAKE UP

After hearing the divorce trial OF
Frederick W. Bernard Beyerchen.
Friday afternoon. Judge Mandeli
took the case under advisenent. and
suggested that the husband and
wife. who have lived together 30
years, 70 home and spend the even.
ing OF their lives together. The
court declined 10 decide the case
until Mr.. and Mrs. Beyerohen had
made every EFFORT to effect . recon.
Citation. The Beyerchens have
Eve children. al boys. the youngest
Of whom 10 Is years old. They live
at No. $40 Elmvoodave
DEGREES vere granted In the fol.
lowing ether cases: Nina W.
Charley Hammond, Lydia W. Louis
wsItsr. Easie w. Percy w. Walton.
Charles II. ~. Elizabeth Turner.
Charles IT. W. Lydia Evans. Julia A.
w. walter woodlands. Anna ID. W.
Alexander Darcy. wellington W.
Minnie Haviey and Bertha vs..
Charles Boettinger.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-24
MDETR0IT

-Cevy" was the topic OF The ceselsa-
tng asmher OF the Adersft sAucs-
tional course. In the Detroit Board
OF Commerce.. Friday evening. Prof
due, sissi' sesfa s @.,.s e q.
q the Detroit Engins works: OTIS
Morse. OF the Free Pressi Richard
G. Fowler, of the Detrolt City Gas
SS, and Verne TUCKER. Of the =:
given Prof. Rrsitenbach for the
excellent course he had arranged.
IL was announced that Miss IDA ~.
Tare.il VIII appear before the club
After Msy 4. i.esssases psssensers
wiil ses se transported ON d. 4. n
announcement iisaed by The com.
pany Any drunken man who. ey
board one OF these cars win DE
etected AZ soon a. he gives up the
pretensc. and " he 10 caught -four
ishinE a nask, the bottle will be
obeyed, the conductor Win turn
over all such confscated liquors TO
the barn foreman. who doubtless
has private Instructions an 20 what
who become intoxicated In, a near.
by town will not be permitted to
return TO their wives and families
via the ~. u X. The rule does not
apply 10 city lines, however.
Cesgressmas W. Frsak James. %
Haneeck. sdAr~ss~d shout coo msm-
bers OF sons OF 81 George. In the
Eiiiott-Tayior- W ooifenden cafe, 1t
their nrst annual banquet Friday
evening Speaking on Neutrality
and our adopted country" the con-
gresham said that he u In favor
OF neutrality with honor. When
the nation cannot maintain its
sslf-respect By remaining neutral.
he continued. Il am for war,
whether II be with Russia. Japan.
England. France. or any other ma.
ton" John shea. past grand
president. spoke oa Tho order and
81 Georges day"
DE-. Leo ,. Dressks, former hssss
physs~tsn In ~. Maryr hesD1tal.
now resident physician OF Lakesids
hospital Milwaukee has bean APP
pointed superintendent OF the new
Detroit Receiving hospital. at 81
Antoine and Macomb-sts He Will
leave Milwaukee. next Wednesday
10 come TO Detroit The new hosr
pitai will probably be opened about
July IS Or. DretEka 10 q graduate
OF Marquette university, After
graduating. he went TO Muskegoh.
where he served ~ inferno ~
Mercy hospital
The Detroit times., 1915-04-24
Suburban NesUs
YPSILANTI.

Tn. Camp Fir: o,rl, win g.s.::sn..
Ah s,0 trSol n r ss.;r' i psre as.sac
acres OF land In section u OF Pitts.
sos.idsr.s,i,ion 1910 ..s !. ,,.
,.iniss IS: mother who lives in
wora has como from Ann Arser
OF the birth Of a daughter, April ~.
parents % MT arc ss. T FORMER ap.sisSii resi-.
dents and well known here.
Meetings Of the Cherry nm and
wsshtensw Arber of cleaners have
ben Mr. es.l ss. fS SooS,sa 81 New Yon
10 IN the city called here hs ~ S.ath
OF her slater. Mrs, Judsds whseiock,
Mrs.: Dennis Riley 10 very H. tei.
I s,.T .S.s.a ,Ss io. Mt q
Miss Maud. rooti. OF q, Johns and
Lawrence Menerey. OF Yale. are the
new sih gr.d. honor teachers at the
Earl J. Engie. Of the Normal eisss
dent OF the Harbor Beach schools.
Alfred r A.woods sdusa,l9n.l sa.
.snos Sf S'eaissn ss. s..s sssss
Tor part Of the week In the home OF
The Howell high school baseball
school team. here. Monday afternoon.
saturday. May 10. has been hxsd
as the date OF the dedication of tho
handsome soldiers monument. erect
ed on the court house grounds. IN
Ann Arbor. In memory OF the &.os3
soldiers and sailors OF washtsnAw
county. who offered their lives IN de-
tense OF their country during the
A cordial Invitation n offended 70
everyone In the county TO be present
az the dedication exerctsea
L. o. r. N. NJ Queen City hive No.
90. are making elaborate prepare
tions for their dance which 10 to be
given on the evening OF Friday.
April soth. In the hall on East cross-
Geo W. zw.rg.i .. . business visit
tor in Boston. Masa
Mrs Geo. Fosdick will return May
9th from her trip 10 Washington. ID.
c, and southern points.
Miss Harriet Shankiand has been
out OF school all Of the week. because
OF lllnessL
Prof. Homer Potter. OF Blooming
dale. will attend the summer session
of the Normal college.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-24
STUBBORN Z
RESISTANCE BY
ALLIED LINES


progressing 10 low. and Il IL almost
impossible for the troops 70 take
cover. In Consequence. the losses
on both sides are admittedly the
heaviest since the original lighting
OF last August. Gen. French has
sent reinforeements 20 the scene
and every effort Is being made TO
check the German offensive.
The Germans had plainly been
preparing for the present assault
for several days Many OF their
troops who are now engaged are
Prussians OF the nrst line who have
been withdrawn from Won linden
bergs army CA the eastern Russian
front. They are wen supplied with
artillery. including heacy field guns
and the great Austrian automobile
sslns. II II reported that many Of
the members OF the kaiser's per
soual star are NJ the front along
this new battle line which II held
TO Indicate the Importance the Ger.
mans are attaching to the lighting.
The statement OF the war once
today admits that the Germans were
able TO take the SteenstAAts-Lsn
marck lines. but does not gits any
details OF the new battle line
The Detroit times., 1915-04-24
WALSH BRANDS
JOHN D., JR.,
AS ANANIAS
tce.si..ss srsa Psss o.s.)

- 800 ~ssb
OF Its record" Walsh said. a mas.
OF correspondence not only showing
that the Rockefeller were person
ally In constant touch with every
phase OF the Colorado coal strike sit
uation. but that they knew the strike
WAS coming and were prepared for
Il. We have letters Of Mr.. Rockefel
Ter. jr.. OF J. r. welborn. president
OF the Colorado Fuel q Iron Co; OF
L. NJ. Bowers. chairman OF the exec,
utive committee: OF Starr Murphy,
personal representative OF John ID,
Rockefeller. or, and OF Ivy Lee. his
publicity agent which make Il plain
that every step taken by the Rookie
Teller agents In Colorado In the grea,
strike IN which men. women and
children lost their lives. was taken
with the fun knowledge and assen,
OF No. 20 Broadway. New York.
Moreover. the letters show that
efforts TO Interest Rockefeller began
In September. 1913. when the de-
partment OF labor at Washington
sent Etheibert Stewart. Of the bu,
reau OF labor. to New York. to see
Mr.. Rockefeller. to try and avert the
strike. Mr.. Murphy. acting under
instructions from Mr.. Rockefeller.
told the government agent that they
could not interfere: that they knew
nothing Of the situation In Colorado;
that the entire matter was In the
hands Of the mine executives At the
scene.
The same day OF the interview Mr..
Murphy wrote a full account OF II TO
Mr.. Bowers. II Denver. and Mr.,
Bowers wrote back highly praisins
Mr.. Murphy for his discretion In not
giving the government agent any In
formation.
"lt 10 amazing 70 read the eonn-
dencss exchanged between Rookie
Teller headquarters In New York
and the mine executives on the very
eve Of the strike, st the very mo-
ment when the department Of labor
was striving for the RocksfsiIsrs'
cooperation to avert the clash and
behind the back Of the departments
representative. Thus. In the letter
referred 20. Mr.. Bowers writes:
s'Your favor was read BY both
Mr.. weiborn and myself with great.
est satisfaction. You handled the
matter raised by Mr.. Stewart with
exceptional skill. and Il leaves us
unhandicapped In the event there II
q STRIKE
"Mr. Bowers then writes six typed
pages explaining the entire situation
matters OF which Mr.. Rockefeller
testified he had no knowledge OF"