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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-13
PORTUGAL CRUISER IS LOST
AT SEA; CREW TAKEN OFF

Special bu United Pres. Wire.
Lisbon, August 13.-The Portugal
cruiser Republica, foundered on the
rocks off Ericeira, twenty-five miles
northwest of here and it is q total
loss. Her crew has been taken OF
and her larger guns salvaged.
The Republica displaced 1885
tons and carried crew of ESQ men,
She was built in 1899.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-13
D. S. NAVAL AUTHORITIES IN
FULL CONTROL OF HAITI

Special bD United Press Wire.
Washington, Aug. 13:-American
naval authorities have assumed full
military control of Cape Haiti, Ad
miral Caperton reported to the navy
department today. Increasing dis
turbance made the step necessary, he
said Previously control was only
partial
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-13

There are now two poeketbooks AT
police headquarters here, which are
held to await the arrival of claim
ants. The latest to be found was a
large one picked up by Manuel Ferd-
nandey, of 22S High street. 1t was
found on the Staten island train, the
boat for which connects here at s
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-13

When Trafiic Officer Tonnesen dis
covered large sores under the collars
OF two mules owned by Samuel
Baum, of New Brunswick avenue.
the animals were ordered placed In
I stable yesterday Afternoon. The
driver ceeyed the etder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-13
SEVEN TRACK MEN KILLED
As TRAIN RUNS INTO Them


Altoona. Pa, Aug. 13:-Seyen
track men on the middle division of
the Pennsylvania railroad were
killed near Mt. Vernon at 6 $50
o'clock this morning when passenger
train No. 10 running at high rate
of speed crashed into them. The
workmen were hidden by dense fog.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-13
BLOCK ON Il" TRAINS IN
NEW YORK; PANIC AVERTED

'JecadT 61 United Press Wire.
New York, Aug. 13:-Thousands
of persons were late for work, eie-
waited traffic between Manhattan and
Brooklyn was tied up for hours and
panic narrowly averted when
heavily laden elevated train jumped
the track on Brooklyn bridge during
the rush hours early today. The
passengers climbed through windows
and doors and picked their way over
ties to the end of the bridge. Several
women became hysterical and faint
ed, but no one was seriously hurt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-13
Reports Leak In Water Pine.

Patrolman Seiboth has reported
the presence OF a leak In a water ser
vice pipe In front OF 332 Watson ave-
nue., and Patrolman Muska reported
serious leak IN front of 644 Cort-
lundt street, last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-13
Turks to Crush Armenians.

Special by United Press W're
Athens, Aug. ia new Turkish
army is en- route to the district
around the city of Van to crush the
Armenians, who have occupied the
entire region. Dispatches received
here today said that part of the
Turks have reached Angora and are
proceeding over land toward Van.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-13
Sink Danish Ship.

Special bg United Press Wire.
Copenhagen, Aug. 13:-The Nor,
wegian steamer Aura has been sunk
by q German submarine. 1t is feared
her entire crew was lost. She WAS
a 396-ton steamer owned by Ber-
gen shipping firm.
Continued on page ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-13
Rates Cut to Perth Amboy.

Rates are cut on the Lehigh Val
ley railroad to Perth Amboy from
$155 and $1.40 to $40 and $130.
The joint rates for the Delaware &
Hudson, the Delaware, Lackawanna
& Western, the Pennsylvania and
the Northern Central to South Am
boy are cut from $155 and $40 to
$1.40 and $3.50.
A different schedule of rates is
given on shipments consigned free on
board vessels or for reshipment by
water. Under this class of shipments
the Central Railroad of New Jerseys
rates of $1.55 on prepared sizes and
$1.40 on smaller sizes to Elisabeth
port are reduced to $140 and $3.50
respectively. Reductions for the
other roads on this class of ship
ments are as follows. Philadelphia
& Reading, to Port Reading, from
$1.56 and $1-4o to $I.4o and $I30. z
Since 1908 the Delaware & Hud-
son Company has invested SIS, ,000,-
600 in the securities of electric rail-
ways, and s6.oo0,000 in anthracite
coal lands. The Central Railroad
Company of New Jersey is a guar
antor of $11, 100000 bonds issued
by the Lehigh Valley railroad, and
is also guarantor of $16,0o0,000
bonds issued by the Lehigh &
Wilkes-Barre Coal Company.
AS to the Lehigh Valley Coal
Sales Company, the commission says
that here, as In the Lackawanna ar
rangement, the carriers treasury
provided the capital required by the
coal selling company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-13
100000 CUT IN
COAL FREIGHT RATE
Great Interest in the Decision
Here, in South Amboy and
in Port Reading.
NEW SCHEDULE OF RATES
Rates of Lehigh Valley Cut
from $1.55 to $1.40 and
$1.40 to $1.30.

Washington, Aug. 13.-The inter
state commerce commission has hand
ed down its long expected opinion in
the case of the anthracite railroads.
The commission orders reductions In
the freight rates on anthracite which,
1t is estimated. Will deprive the hard
coal railroads Of about $s,0OO,OOO a
year In revenue.
The commissions cut amounts to ID
cents ton on shipments OF the so
called prepared sizes-stove, chestnut
and egg coal-from the mines to tide
water and 10 cents ton on the smaller
sizes Of conl. These rates, instead Of
being $1.60 and s1.45 ton, will now be
$1.45 and $1.35.
The reductions to interior points on
the hard coal roads are much larger.
ranging all the way from Is to 80 cents
ton. The Delawa and Hudson Rail-
road company rate to Windsor N. y.
for example, Is cut from $1.65 to IS
cents ton, while the rate Of the Della
ware, Lackawanpa and Western to
Syracuse Is reduced from 81. 80 to S1.4O
The carriers affected by the decision
were among those which obtained
some relief from the commission in the
recent s per cent general freight ad-
vance decision.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-13
GERMAN A|RMEN
AGAIN RAID ON
BRITISH COAST
Six Killed When Hostile Air
Craft Swoops Down on
Towns Along East Coast.
SECOND RAID THIS WEEK
German Fleet RepuIsed in Sec
ond Attempt to Force Har-
Dor of Riga, is Report.
LUK0W FALLS TO GERMANS
Austrians Join in Pursuit of
Retreating Russians = Pet
rograd is the Objective.
-UK0W FALLS TO GERMANS


London, Aug. 13:-The English
east coast was again raided by Ger
man air craft last night. Six persons
were killed and twenty-three in
jured, the admiralty announced this
afternoon.
Following its usual custom the
admiralty withheld the name of the
exact locality raided. The first bull
letin did not state whether Zeppelins
or aeroplanes were the raiders.
This is tne second air raid on
London this week. Late Monday
night and early Tuesday German air
squadrons raided the British east
coast, killing fourteen persons and
wounding the same number, one of
the Zeppelins being brought down
and destroyed near Ostend, accord
ing to the admiralty report Today's
raid is the seventeenth air invasion
of Great Britain since the war began.
Germans Declare Amnesty.
Special By United Press Hsrs.
Berlin, via wireless to Sayville,
August 13.-The German authori-
ties at Warsaw have declared a gem
eral amnesty for all political pris-
oners at the suggestion, of citizens
committee. Among those freed was
the well known Russian labor lead
er, Modem.
Correspondents at Warsaw report
today that the city was not dam
the last struggle before It's
Tnuu only the aoyn sfa1ks
91dGnW ll[llI l
"a " f1c4lyo the change wkfa saffS
faction, the corresp reported.
The situation at Lublfn is the same.
Only few factories in the districts
of the barracks were burned.
Russian Cossacks applied the
torch to all the buildings owned ty
Jews before retiring from the Rug
sian city of Vladimir Volynaki, ac-
cording to dispatches received today
and terrorized the Jewish citizens.
German cavalry under General Won
Mackensen arrived as the Cossacks
galloped out of the town. They
made vain attempts to save the Jew
ish hotels, restaurants and other
properties from destruction The
Russians had carefully refrained
from starting fires near Russian
property. The German cavalry COM
mander at once restored order and
named one Polish Jew as one of a
committee to administer the affairs
of the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-13
FOR SALE

SECOND HAND OVERLAND touring
ear; fully equipped; electric starter,
etc.
c. A. SEXTON, Is Smith st.
20371-S-l3-1tf.p
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-13

WEATHER-Fnsr TO-
night and Saturday.
Sfightly cooler to-
night, moderate
southwest wind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-13

Continued on Page ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-08
AmeriGa an @nslano.
Die neue }lote peroHeotlidt.
S0ldgt tinen energi(0tn Con at.
8ranbmartt 8ritenzySiQfilrberr ldaft
Scle9t aai gsabruug ameritaaii6er Me6te

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bic Nnigab I6umm Die llnpercbdfe Der nenfralen aedf Sh
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b ean Gucrsie Der GrIna bcier Nnsabe wnen mo oape
tcfS cine uupare!id Saltnng beuabreno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-08

ment oltfgeloit lueroen miro, falls es
bcr 9feqierlng niht feline llnterltilt'
sung ge6en lolte.
,5aponiidler Tanlpier - q
iaflni D1 arm" Dericnft.
5ofio, {. 9tonember. - Ger a.
poniihe Ianlpier nDaiafitni WoriL
Elm Shiii bon 511i 9omen, lplroe
am 0iittpocb in Der 9iGbe BON @l'
braltar BON einem oeutihen Saud'
boote perienft. Ter Gapitan uno olt
gentmlnling ba6cn iider oas Son>
errciflt.
Ger Gampfer muroe augenideln
lid oas Spier cines Der belitIdet
Smlf)boote. melheu es gelang, onrd
oie StraBe BON Gibraltar 3u ihlii
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den uno bereits ibren arell55ug ge
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-08
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9sem Oprf, Z. 9topcnlbcr. -
Irin5 Nall 1roubetjfop, Der be-
fannte 9ilobouer rnb &nttc Der Sio-
an.50riftilellerin 9imeIic RineS,
rno Serr ,Sethol5ti 6arrolpap, Ero'
feiior ser acknowledgements, mur'
Den beutc 5u iriiher IorgenItlt1oe
rcrhaftct inlo in Der g4clts30. Ctr
Goli5eiiiatiun einqelicfert, no oic
9lnitjuIoi9inQcn Acgcn tic crboben
luur0cn hctrrl,fen 81 iein ilnb eiacn
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~ ba6cn.
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Il, @ealeiiing 5lrcier glesnnt aeGleis
Gsten Graacl aiiS cinem &duie ol
Der g0elt.33. Strnbe terailsfomrnen,
cas iribcr ola cine Spiellolle tenllsf
uurAc. Ms scr Ser8eani iid) nab
bcnl g9p1er" mo .@pbin" Der OF.
fcnbnr ctlra9 ,.cnaebeitertcil" @eleil-
ihnit erfunoigtc, hc1annen Die bcl0cll
Minuer a,lf i'm 6rein5ubllell. Ter
Muli3cihclnttc tottc nllc W'iibe, lid
scr gcioen jll crlnebrcfl bis ntcDrcrc
onScrc Goli5iiten berbeitnnlen.
aRagiitrat Tenel, Dem Die @eiccn
su eincn s,erb5r uoraeiiibrt lriiroen,
lieb lie l1iiea naIcem CT ibnen cine
cntipredenbe ,,Stanopnl!fe" 9eholten
bate.
anr Vjarsfe.bcn rc.ocn f,r s,ntr ani1eucbTi
tftaulirt fS2j.
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6. Sri1be5 4 81.
s;r 6..5 Met NGiirrrr Stra,;c
eprusne @aten nni ar,ls s;iano!riteu.
en-; s1fiuaaHe sum %rlvatbRrraH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-08
GroteIi Yaraoe.

Gc1cn Gie Shiebun8 Der Sdloona
Ghicaao's am Sonrto8 ~ Suit
ocrttallIcllo Mdi,ncr, Srancn mn
ainDer nebrnen on 0crlelben
She'll.
G1icago. Z. 9toucinbcr. -9nm-
hcrttauicno DGnner, 5franan llHo
ainocr paranirten beutc in idlier cnG-
loicn 3u1c ourb bic 9Ridiann'}Irc'
mr. uuo Sic Strnben i'm Seidlaita.
Ciitrift ais Nroteit geaen Niapor
1bontpionS iiirSlidle Srorc, melhc
nit Sem Siupeis alli ein alteS
S.aats0cieb Die SdlcBunG Der "a
looms ser Staot an Sonatc1 oacro-
nctc.
2ic Vorabe hegolun i'm 10 Hin
W,oroenS. eS Oauertc adj StNnnen
Inn cinen gcaebcnen Einlft 3ll pailt'
rem.
Gilua 1000 M1nncr iuciebe M
sic staot.Aominiitrltion banSeiten
morcu n15rcno Gem Goriiber5iebel
ser Toruoc ciiria bolnit bcidaftist
Die olancn scr GbciIneblncr nieSsr
5liidlrciben.
slber audi Sic 6rciheits.5
wnrer nid,t lin,bltig. @ertretcr Del
,gereinisten Geiellihaiten irSelblt
Reaierung" peraepiiiertcn lid i'he'
ole 9eomcn Der 1000 uHuipa'lsf'
unh qeaenfcn, niciclfch fer Stnn'
Surp uor5nleaeil, ,n aaroiir Gin
Weridm5rilmss.anflas III balIrel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-08

Gle Aotc, pelGc nube5u 10000
@ortc umiaBt, pur0e nod elncnlSlt'
fonllnen 5piiDcn Dem Stoota De-
porterlent uno Dem britiihen 2lt3-
m6rtiacn Amt Ser SeIientlihfeit
iiberge6en. 1criel6en lit Gin lh1-
forgreihcr 2(n0ong teiAe9eben me-
der Sen @ortinilt Der I'M Sabre 1862
crlaiienen omerifonilben .Utorlne'
,SnItruttioien lnO cine Sobcllc ents
bait, neldc Die Nunlcl bon Sunocr'
ten pon 5diiien ongibt Die ieit W
oinn oe3 curopdiihcn GonfliftS Don
6cn britiihcn 9IltoritGten octi1lrt
luuroen.
9ie Hotc lit in 30 Funftc eIn9e'
tbeilt, melhr oile Rbaien Scr Gon-
ter6onoe 1Srnac, oie 9eiflagno5'
men uno IctinirlnQen Dor lmo na1
Scr ipgcnonl,tcn briiilGcn Slodaoa'
@roflonloiion bcIonoeln lnO lie
fiin0i9t olL Dob tnlo cine Son0er'
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ten luirO. nm ibrer &rieaa Center
6mbe 2iite geIpiiie 9lrtifel ein5lt'
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9lad genauer Garlcgung Der iuri-
Itilfen lno ser tbatidcbliher 5rogen
iagt Stants Scfretdr 2otiing sum
Sdllb;
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iolfen Gor9os ben Gbaraftcr pol'
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tialing lin0; oab Die 9lofaoe, u!l
lpeld,c lolfe Wietbooen sum 5bellt
baiirt limo, unmirfionl, lngeieblld
nno nidjt 1T pertHeibigen lit; Oaf
oas ,Siloiiol Gerfabren, hos ols
ein Nlittel SIR GntitaOigung fiir III
icrnationales llnreht angeiuano
miro, nitbt jlpedoienlih lit; smb boi
in pirlen Sdlen ciltgcgen Den Se
itilultlilgen oe5 G6lferreftS Snris
oiction uuaaeiibt piro.
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Der ciner 9eithrGllfiln1 ihrer ilelltra
fen Acc1te purd) iolHe MoBnablnell
uelfe 3ugeitonoenernlaben pcrgeltcn
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rem Sinnc uro iGrer 0latllr nad
ltngeieslih iino unb bie 1einoe8rob
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| unierlrerien.
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deoen ipldIe MnBnnbmen 81 protelii
reh iaas lire Snicreiien nno Die al
lcr Nentralen nidjt ourG oieielbel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-08

betroiicn lpnfen; bod on Oicle lSllte-
rcIien beeintr1dtigt iucr0en fonncn
oie Ser. Staoten ii6 nidt luelter ge'
iaQcn loiicn 0oB ibre 9fehte luro SIT
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miilid,t Oaber scr britiihen 9fcgle'
rltnq 10 nodorilcfli6 pie nur moglidl
Dor 9lllgen 81 fiibren, oaB lle oarallI
teItebcn nutB, ooB Die Ge5leblnge!E
3!uiid)cn ibr uno Der britiiden HegIe.
rlln0 niht bon elmer Tolitif OeS oll-
qenblidlihen 9elicbens, lonoern poil
oen ieitltebenoen Negeln internatlo'
nafen VerfebrS 1elcitet pcroen al
melthe @roBbritonnien in Der Ter'
qangenheit sic Ser. Stooten gebol.
ten bat, ol9 oeic 9totion in einen
&anupf Inn lire ndtionnlc GrilIenj
ucriuidelt NOR.
IS lit uon ollcrgrGBter Widtiafeit
iiir Die Nclitrnlcn nidt alleIn tir Die
1SeBt5eit, lonoern andl fir Die 3a'
fnnit, oaB Oie Grill5ipien oes inter
nationaien HehtS unalgetoltet ont'
reht erbalten blelbel.
Iic 8ereinigten Stcoten ilberneb'
! men obne 3uuocrn Die Iltgobe, olc
2Sntegritat Der nelltrolen Hehte, mel
rbe Die Sanftion Der cipiliiirten &elt
erbolten boben, gegen ooS aeleblpi(
Ierfobren bon ariegfiibrenocn 5ll
ldilsen, oos aus Der gitterfeit Dee
gemoltigen Gonilifts reiultirt Der
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! tott. 9ieier 2tuigabe lueroen oil
Iereinieten Staoten ibre gar5t
! Gnergie nionen itets iiA Der llnpar'
teilidyfeit beileiBigenb, melde lie ieil
! geginn 0es Grieges in ibren ge6ic-
! bllnaen nit oen frieafiibrenoen geo
| tionen iiberall 5u pabren benlilbt &c
| meien iino.
| Zlc Note iii pom 21. Sftober oa
| tirt uno beltdtigt ben einpfung oel
britiIden Wotcn pom Z. Sonlior, 10
| GScbruor, %. Suni 13. 9llauit uni
elmer miinolih iiberInittelten Ntit
tbciliug ser britilhcn gotidaft BON
6. sluguit pcIde iih idmnltiid ou
9cibr1nflmg oes omerifonl'hel
S5onoels be5ieben.
Iie amerifonidle Geaierung y
flGrt i'm Gingang oes GofllmenteS
I ooB lie einc genntiportung oleier DO
te in Der 6oiinung oer,ogert babe
oaB @rob6ritunnien's geripredp;l
,ieinc 9leftc oIS, friegiil5renoeO'oh
| nit jeOer noglifen Hiidiiftnabnl
(Sortictnua iiebs 5, seits.)
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gen oie Sdifie Der gllliirten erfolg.
reid begonnen bnben.
Ger n2)aiafitni Wlari" illbr an 6.
Sfto6er BON 9teip gorf mad, Dram,
slgericll. ab rno trai am %. Otto.
her in 8ibrnltor ein.)
gritiiher Tnmpicr BON
gleid)em 2 hidiol err
reidt.
Son0on Z. Nopember. Ger
aberoeen.G Gnmpfer rsllnitair," mel
der einen Hauminbalt bon 366 Cont
men bate, 1T perienft iuoroen Grei
Mitglieoer scr 8emonnung ruuroen
aerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-08

2onoon, z. Hopember. - Sine
Heutcr. Gepeite aus 9ltben idgt, bob
oas neue Cabinet Der aannmer por-
geItellt lperoen iuio oab oas Yarla'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-08
2Iadten rtid)e Sie9tsbtlltt,
Die Deut|hen in &rolieoo.
)3O Aanontn fallen ibntn III Die 0dnot
@aawib=Armee fdngt 5000 Serben.
Mmhii6c @orNoh.Verin6e iiberaQ sei1eitert.
2seridjt oes oeutf6em &eneraffa6s.

Srlin, Iouembr ua Nmteroam nuo sOnSOu)Sie Sntd'
Uerreihdn Snppn aben mi Sm San Saupat nene Grose
erritn Sic no i'm mehidm Morama' hale porsndt nnS babn
ere 5000 Scrbn gaugen S Der Gunam pon ara-
uieo iieen ben 3etiden 1870 @ehate 5nr siesesbsnte
anf Etfron gneri Mnien nabe Gisa, Iana
burg Der lmsebnns G5aOpsf bna bsedaan mOoen
Dies miro Dem bn 9amttaa Der Senden obteu Sst-
restnng augsssbenu amtn Serit aeme Wadenb Der boil
hGnbige Sngnt Der Wtbeilnna:
Melli der &rieg idanplat.
vsn @eiont hat Die aasmH sase feline uennens~ertbe
@erGnbernng ge5eitg.
Sehlider ariegsidanplab.
Sas bic grme ernppe nner Dem apmmanOO oes 6oma'auS
6nocnbnrs anbelnns n peSene Nnse Der Hnfn nS'
uctld uuO idblid uun Tsa 5nradseid,asen mOocn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-08

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-08
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-12
HELD WITHOUT E-.I1-
Examining Trial in Strawn Murder
Case Conducted at Valiant

Paris, Texas, July 12.-The eXamin-
ing trial of three defendants in con
nection with the killing of II. C..
Strawn, which occurred a week ago
today, at Idabel, Okla, resulted in all
of them being remanded without bail.
One of the defendants was held as
principal, and the other two as ac.
cessories.
On account of the Idabel justice of
the peace having been an eye witness
to the tragedy, he was disqualified
from conducting the preliminary eX.
animation. 1t was held before the JUS
tice of the peace at Valiant and lasted
two days, concluding Thursday even.
ing. The dead man had just moved
to Idabe from Dallas, where "a sister
Mrs Emma Johnston, still resides. An
other sister, Mrs. II. NJ. Branch, lives
| in Paris.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-12
CANNING PLANT AT MUSkOGtt
Machinery With Daily Output OF 3o'ooo
Cans is Being Installed

Muskogee, Okla, July 12.-Machin-
cry is being installed in the Zufall
building for a cannery with a capaci-
ty of 10000 cans daily. The company
is composed of local people and farm
ers and fruit growers of the county,
and is known as the Muskogee Fruit
Growers & Canning Company. The
enterprise is the result of the loss of
the peach crop by shipping in former
years. The farmers and fruit growers
formed company, with Muskogee
business men and brought a cannery
here. c. r. Everett, a practical can
merry man of Colorado, will be in
charge of the inside and A. Rashofsky
will nandie the outsIGe business. They
have contracted for $4,000 bushels of
peaches. They will also can vegeta-
bles.