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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15

we've Eat 90 keep a. &C. Continuous
lr NJ an asr.aiiss stops working tWo
OF three m9atF 90 takes two noaths %
ere tarfess Efsf o. ssalainE before he
esr see ie eoafisi8a aEsin-~
Csarlrs sfFErfsr. we1 has been Ey-
t~E tsro.EH tsr asss f5vinE saa s1cn-
rresgltteE FROM traaezs eish above the
ssetsss FisEs Enf tasbsrs of tss bar
eE~ t Bailey eisrss f6r m6re ttar
srtrsrrrE Trars. fsas bears witness
1sf STEADY. raase.rEft1ss work Or sea-
500 eat a.. ts sbsat ssetv e~eessarT Tor
e.~H1F vt1 Performs tsr biscuit
fet versatile tFaEs et ssr rF5sE trap
ezr
rFrs E-sr5sr. fer aerotats pretty
E.rr E1ff-t aelaarseerer- Hrf sEe
.E f1 se1E. bresese fufrr daily sse
trss bead tesrwart from g bar ale
arrr tEr FFs ~ ere ezaFas %
COO Dc eteess sgt eaFeaes Eer tus-
bend vHre HF 5s FsFavE tg srr By ss-
a..rf eFrsa-r o. rrr fragr~
Hrs s.r said. eve have t1 practice
orr reFt ON f.e rnF. EF~r la Etr
E.rsrr otter frr e.Fess closes 90 t~F
ar .sF art4rstas art 81 tfr1ash our
-Fs.Fr performance
HHt ere Arsr.sF b6Fs-fferr are
1rrrr ~ fseH1=lst fe~a present treF
.HT u1sf have verified ere statement
Hsfr bF fErsr Hsrerss. Ast tseV 600
u1stt Rave vertfef tEe statement
made o. fsrir Barsgts Ant tsev ZOO
arrow what tEeT a-r talking ab1gt Be-
cause fErF probably vii t1l.1a ss the
footsteps Of their rareEfs
Lots % work. F1gI food ant pirsfT
ae very ttfie drrEinE % alcoholic
FFreErs ana plenty ~ sleep said
Ifs rzrasE. -ls pretty fair schedule
1r Doc far tGe aerosat Co t9.tgv Wh1
ters sFssr aaFE. q nan doesn't have
.1 ssfet t1 ans rrFg'ss diet or specially
1-r fFrrt f1eF and g am noe aEairsT
arrsershfHE else richest Kind 90 food.
vterE on engine does a Toe % wors 60
gsrs DOG % steam AMI ifs oaiT bT u.s.
las whole t1t ~ fuel chat che steam
.s asEr. Dc Gel fast about che same
proposition WITH Gs
Charlie s5FETist vas born On Port
LARD. ore. aat e. 1E years old Wh~n
4s vas s5sEt years oi4-te s1i1 papers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
BRAVES PERILS To
SEE HER HUSBAND
urs. Hsnry Mafthsy q Davenport Has
Tryin= ExrsFf~aess After CFossins
Gssrrsan Border.

44sp-etrG % being q spy. Swallowed
se4 Erps usGrr Surveillance dag and
n.sts ~ secret service nssa % tAs
Cs-rmaa ssgsrrmras. me hozs Ia uaieh
sse vas visiting ssFr1zaGsd - szoant-
&c police. every door ans Wfat9v close
lr s1ssrtrd. ssblrrseG 60 q ceTciiess
n5rs degree. sssrear,is ana sadly or
fsre6 osf % Gsrmsey. are bst q fsW
~ ere shrfffias seeifeaEs Wkieh bsfrli
IVES. Hftsa Va ttasfhsF % Davenport.
ven aa9an ia EoeE fs-saa. sfteT
er6ss5aE ths border sfosa CopsesaEsn-
D=-aara. fata CssTSaaay. Thfs served
ss tse eiiasaE % 80 earlier s&p@rtsaer
s~~oaaErred oa sss voTazs 60 C0pSa-
eaE~r 4 mrlsiss cruiser appeared
sa1 vas srersrsEE 90 koi4 40 tse ship
as wsiea Mrs tfaftk~v vas pssses-
SEE wee a CsrEss sgbsaariss eovs o.
sszhs ass gave &c chase Hrias sped
fFr ttsn sse sahazarsss. the cruiser So
esbsd
ssea az arssst Wosi4 saEs sEssrv-
81 as1ess asF Wo@as bst those NO
sss0 Mrs. 1taEsksY esss eaa really
eseessss Row hss is&oaitsbis spirit
served hsr vel "a sEes = crisis
tf-s. Nstsasy's seeozztsr VIE ths
assssr.ss@s sfteF erossirE tss froa-
sisr vas tss Fssslt % a. aeetGsst- But
=sasssps ere = ssrse9s natter some
tires. particularly esrt=< wsr sz4 a.
setfiEsrsss eogztrssss
Ser ksssas6. uFs HssrT Msfthsy.
wes kas bssa 20 Gsss.&ay sssee ths
szr1y Part % sss Wss o. charge %
Ned Cross Eosptsai Gssr Nseies. bad
sfzsned a sgs-pFtss spos ksr sae tssir
sec carl. fEtsssisE 90 res~s thea n
CSc~nkzxsn sS4 froea there eseoTtinE
sk~-s 60 Naaies. No sxp<ctiEk thsrz.
Ms of4sE<T ss4 Carl tsst Cop~a-
sazsa ssorstY before tss doctC-'s az
rival
II a. srGsaso- 90 toeate k4s family
D.. 1GzsshsT forwarded = sszesr os
s<ss<rarss 20 vsrtoss polats - tss
ssvs % snssre~psisx tesr.- Mrs Mat
serg resolved sss answered several
I. s.s t.sss ss-sxxzGA- ksss A:SsSSss6l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15

the attrutiou % the secret service
mea- They we're coanseatcd. a num-
her % women spies had already been
caught and the aufh1rities we're exert
inE their combined efforts % apprc-
heud one % known importance. Tn
iueSiiy for Mrs. Matthey. she vas sus-
pectcd % being this one. The hes,
mCn in the EaiseF's secret service
were assigned 90 the case.
on th~ir way 90 Munich Mrs. Mat
they and Carl had stopped OF 40 Ficns-
burt. % northern Germany. % visit
relatives. ft 81 here the parents %
Christiau Mueller. a nephew % Mr..
yfatthsy. Who g. employed a. clerk 10
che First National hank tn Davenport.
reside. she and Carl W~rc ga the
midst % = supposedly happy reunion
shea the authorities appeared and
1irs 1taftkeT was appriscd that she
vas suspsctcd % being a spy.
q appears that farsiEhfednrsa 90 a
EifE endowed By nature upon Mrs
Natthey. HraiirinE the dangers of
EgFUpe2s travel az this time and in
order 90 foFtify herself against any
emergency whieh might arise. she
had tak@n every possible prscauuon.
Oae % thTs Was 90 secure 30 advance
% her satliaE from America letters %
Introduction from Germany's ambas-
s4f1r Be- Washington. Count Won Bern
ssorT. as sell es from FD. ucrnbcrE
and pF n AtsyeF-Gerhard. Official
German Red Cross delegates In this
eogatry.
ft vas these letters. as veil as her
gazssaiiabis passport. that eaaiiy in-
dgeed the GSr@aa osieiais 90 admit
tssir mistake and ahandoa their an
tnteatioa 20 sSad Mira Mat
they back 70 Copenhagen soon
thereafter DE-. otzffhsy arrived on the
scsas and Whea tho military agihor!-
ties reaitEed that be Vas the surgeon
IN charge a. Lazarrt; Holren and tina;
Nfrs. MafthsT and sou had braved the
hazards % ocean and overland travel
10 visit him. they we're profsse IN
heir apologies and expressed their
reEFc: n every possible manner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
OUT OF 1913 BOYS 81
TAUGHT SWIMMING

The y. VI. c. A. free swimming
school for boys came 10 an end last
Saturday afternoon. There were 1913
boys who took advantage of the free
swimming instruction and of that
group 81 boys learned to swim. There
were A number of boys who were not
quite far enough along to pass the re-
quired 90 feet test and they are going
10 attend between the hours of 1870
and 800 each day this week. Last
week was the record week for the
use of the baths and swimming pool
at the Y. ". c. A. There were 1865
baths taken and 1.409 swims taken in
the pool.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Try Grandmother Old Favorite
Recipe of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur. properly compound.
ed, brings back the natural color and
Iustre n the hair when faded. streak.
ed or gray. also ends dandruff, itching
scalp and stops falling hair. Years ago
the only way 70 get this mixture was
TO make it at home. which Is mussy
and troublesome Nowadays, by ask
ing at any drug store for ''Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" you win
get large bottle OF this famous old
recipe for about 50 cents.
Don't stay gray. Try IT! No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair. as 1t does it SO naturally and
evenly. You dampen sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this through
your hair, taking one small strand at
a time; by morning the gray hair dis
appears. and after another application
or two. your hair becomes beautifully
dark. thick and glossy.
HNQer House QharmAcy.-lAdF.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15

in that city and IN playing abou; the
streets picked up one or two tumhiinE
tricks from older companions. a..
vaudeville acrobat. one Joe Adams
was shovtus in Portland when Charlie
was nine years old. and he made 20
sis mird that the ucwEboy some day
uoaid b. an acrobat.
sirsrist later Travelled with Adams
ard soon learned aii ~ The tricks that
Errab1t could teach him. Then he
ipiH~t an ojf time circus Charles Lee
used fG take about Che country There
t- picked lu thr ara of bareback rid
ms SIN iaF~r r~ Travelled with an
a~rIat frogpF. sixteen years aso De
i1.s~t che Earugn a Bailey circus and
has breH v-ifh ff~ Fh1E ever since
$50. DO ssit. q have revrr been %
uf that had S1 EItr 10 w1ra. I'm ln
condition ali the EiHT and SEES O tough
fob for "a Errm fr see a f1nIhuid on O.
man Who ls physically o. The trouble
ullE far average b1E.HrE man is that
Er GE~rrrfs doesn't exercise AMI sets
s1r an over That's che reason there
.s 30 much more sickness among office
worker shan n1E OF LnnT vprErFE."
what exercise should a business
man faEes- Do vas asked
~ff~ Ought tr irir a gymnasium. -
vas ttr rrpiy. The y. 81. G.. 4. would
BE- lesf che place. Then BE- ouEht 90
So ts tkr gym az least three ur four
times a week ana keep 60 up. if ne
doesn't keep Go 40 90 uou't DO him q bif
at good. Everyone needs exercise. one
OF the best developing exercises 7 know
of Ga wrestling ft l1oscns every mus
eie. EofJsus a mans body and keeps
htaa uimbir-
They Say aeriaiIEts are born. not
made. bat Z don't believe that n
man wants heavy muscles hC has %
cultivate them and the only way 90 do
Go o. by working hard tf be- wants 90
BIZ an acrobat hc has Goo train coutinu-
ousIV. n no wants % be- an acriaiist
he has % train harder set. and guess
that's the reason there are 90 few
aeF5aiista and 90 accounts for the fact
that almost the same trnupcs return 90
che circus year after year"
uaFuum & Bailey viii be- in Daven.
port next Friday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15

/ Of Ninth avenue and on the west by the
center line OF Twenty-fourth street.
Precinct No. 1S-Bounded on the
north by the center line Of Ninth ave
nue.. on the east by the center line OF
I Thirtieth street. on the south by the
/ center line Of Eighteenth Svenue and
on the west by the centel line OF
Z Eighteenth avenue and on the west by
b the center line of Twenty-fourth street
Precinct No. Bounded on the
north by the Mississippi. on the east
by the center line of Fortieth street
on the south by the center line of
Tenth avenue and on the west by the
center line of Thirtieth street
Precinct No. 90 Bounded on the
north by the center li-e of Tenth ave
nue.. on the east by the center line OF
Forrse,h street. on the south by the
center line of Eighteenth avenue and
on the west by the center line OF Thir-
tieth street
Precinct No. 21-Bounded on the
north by the Mississippi on the east
by the center line OF Forty-sixth
street. on the south by the center line
OF Eighth avenue and on the west by
the center line of Fortieth street.
Precinct 40. 22-Bounded on the
north by the center line of Eighth ave
nue.. on the east by the cente. line OF
Forty-siNth street. on the south by the
center line OF Eighteenth avenue and
on the west by the center line OF For
tieth street.
South Rock Island Township.
In South Rock Island. three pre-
cincts instead OF two are proposed as
follows:
Precinct No. beginning at the
intersection OF the center line of
Eighteenth avenue at the Mississippi
river and running east on the center
line OF Eighteenth avenue 20 the center
line of Sixteenth street and south
along center line and its projeCuo=s
TO the north line 10 Blanche Robin
sons first addition. thence continuing
south along the center line of the al
lev in block two In said addition. to the
south line OF Richmond street. thence
west TO the east line of lot six of
Richmond's sub division. thence south
along the east line and its projection
south 20 the center line of Brashar
street. thence west on the center line
OF Brashar 10 the Rock Island Peoria
railway. thence northwesterly along
said railway TO the south line OF sec
tion three. township seventeen. thence
west along said section line and south
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
A Daylight Masonic Excursion.

Given under the direction OF the
Tri-City Shriners' Fee club, on Thurs
day June II. 1915 on the steamer G. W.
Hill. Boat leaves Rock Island foot of
18th street at 10 a N. sharp. Daven-
port 1918. Returning arrives Dav-
export $3.50 .. m. Rock Island
p. m AL Masons, their families and
friends are invited. Bring your lunch
Light refreshments can be had on
boat Tickets soc. Children under 10
years of age free. Do not forget the
date and the hour. \ good time as
sured-lAdyl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
Let POslam
Relieve Your
Skin Distress

II you suffer skin distress. do not let
another day pass without trying Pos
lam. which so quickly eradicates Ecze-
ma. Pimples and all skin affections.
Apply a little at night and see actual
improvement next morning.
Used for any itching skin trouble re-
lief IS immediate. Itching stops; no
need 20 scratch: no discomfort.
Think what this means 20 you If you
are tortured and embarrassed by any
aggravating skin disorder,
Poslam is absolutely harmless.
Your druggist sells Poslam. For free
sample write to Emergency Labora-
tories. % West e5th street. New York
Poslam Soap, medicated with Pos
Lam. - CAMS and Ia cents--lAdyl-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
HOTEL MEN TALK
REMEDY OF EVILS
ra.frseflFs ADDRESS MaGs Al MsatAly
Hs.uaz % Tri-Clty eEsstsss As
soelaEfoa IN DaFsaDsrt-
rHrxTT HEMBEEs AT SESSION
pabaqas and M1seatfas Hotel Men
Hade Honorary Msmbers-ssus.ts
sh8rn IhrouEh Blaekk4uk-

ne evils mat eoafront hotel azsa
wsrs ffseussed pro asd coz aaa TIE
nsssslr meeting OF tss Trs-Czfv Greet
.-s ss.reaar.1s az tse sew EIaetsayE
sef.r ts Davenport Last evening a
BaE-r lsaea vas served az D o'clock
Il .as Es.t reem asG tas bgssaesa ses-
s.se beloved. SICK Eradsa- nanarsr
~ sae Sew f,.abaIi. psssa1iaE ta tas
.aaras- ~ prrsttrut FlasEst1
nrt-f responses were zsaGs ~ r. G..
Wl-srrsa ~ tae View HaFpsr. George
1sngsrT % Hotel Dempsey. Harry
naas manager ef che Nsw Ntaseasirs
8af-l ID H Mccarthy. grgbrist9r o.
mr HaFs aaF-t az luhGGgE. William
MT-r. manager af ERE ETW Black
H4NE M W HAM, manager % tss
rs.aal. sHEsL cssf Poser ard stew
s-f d a. I..rer Of ere gtaesssVe and
lra #arrs OF H1t-t uarus The
asr sf was LOSSES sustained
ar s- ..-. Hrr rrau haE eseets. but
Hin1er. postage. bsasfEe srH laas-
az
vss .r"eEr rer rsas ~arF ~ ere
aaF r. -eE e.-els eesef 1r
.a- sH.-r rf1r ere rsf.s.
was U.sr ere e.erts atrt
ae as .. .r patrons sas.rs1 er sf-
aH ..H q. E1 tsregEF E Esrr-
rs t.tIrF rEelslsrI f.sF
nges ..#E done l1 protect ere nes-
~ a..t lt~arrs lT lists
1l1. r various fssaesr.ars
tF .reE wra Fae being lr-
a wF rF Tr
..a #.... I'D. "a. r III. ....H OLA. H..H......
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15

ais your feet
or what under
the sun you've
tried without
getting relief.
Just use 'TIZ-"
'TIZ' draws
out all the poi
sonous eU1da-
tons which puff
up the feet ;
''TIZ" is mag
ical ''TIZ' is
grand; "TIZ''
viii cure your
foot troubles so
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15

you'll never limp or draw up your face
in pain. Your shoes won't seem tight
and your feet viii never, never hurt or
get sore, swollen or tired.
Get a 25 cent box at any drug or
department store, and get relief.
Harper House Pharmacy.-CAdy.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
ROCK ISLAND MAN IS
HELD TO GRAND JURY

Gisa Earl MEREDITH. formerly Of Mo-
ilns bat eos ivink IA Rock Island. vas
arrested oy Moline police on . charge
% wife abandonment and was yes
,e-siay ksit 60 the grand Jury under
eo-as % si.eco. lila ~ffe cane 70 no
.s.a Su& Cs,csSa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15

ne irptse ts.ssfs bave hss shss
rrsr one at fa- aest ersss ts sesfr
a.s'ar4. Bgf Frrst bastsei8 bas sese
"'rs-f 3d. lack et safss is whieE 60
carr hemp asf sasaf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
"Tlz" FOR TIRED
SORE, ACHING FEET

All what relief. No more tired feet;
no more burning feet, swollen, bad smell
ing, sweaty feet. No more pain in eorns
callouses or bunions. No matter what
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15

The place from which more railroad
ties are shipped than any other in the
United States is Reeds Springs. Mo.
in the Ozarks. The hewers get from 1:
to 16 cents a tie. according TO tho
hardness Of the wood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
WOMAN ASKS POLICE
TO LOCATE BROTHER

Locate my brother. John Showers
Immediately and send him home
This was the wire Chief of Polio,
Phil Miller received yesterday from
Mrs. Dora Garner of Quincy Polio,
were unable TO locate the man up Il
this afternoon. Why he is wanted b..
his sister is not known.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-23
GUARDS CLASH
WITH STRIKERS
THIRD DAY OF BLOODY STRIKE
At BAYONNE BEGINS WITH
SKIRMfSHING.
MARCH ON PLANT
The Strikers Begin Moving on Oil
Plant Before DaWn-(;et Fresh
Arms From New
York.

BAYONNE. N. j., July 23.-On
this, the third day of the bloody
strike, the strikers started marching
before dawn about the plant OF the
Standard Oil company, guarding
themselves against the company's S
watchers by hiding behind fence al
ready splintered by yesterdays and
last nights battle shots.
The strike thus far compares in
bloodiLess to the Ludlow, Colorado,
and Calimette, Michigan, strikers.
The strikers received fresh supply
of guns last night from New York
and Jersey City and are primed for
a possible battle royal.
Just before dawn the strikers and
guards clashed in a skirmish in which
it is reported one guard was injured
but none of the strikers.
No evidence had been reported up
to IL O'Clock this morning and few
strikers were on the streets.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-23
THREATS TO DYNAMITE
INDUSTRIAL PLANTS
THREE PLANTS At CLEVELAND
ARE PLACED UNDER
CLOSE GUARD.
One OF the Guarded Plants Is Turn
ing Out Million Dollar Order
=. Autos for Allies.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 23.
Plans of plot to dynamite plants
turning out war orders we're to-
day given out by federal authorities
working under orders from Washing
ton. The companies notified were
the Peerless Motor company. the
White Auto company and the Ameri-
can Steel and Wire company. who
employ a total of 1890 men.
A close guard was at once placed
around the three plants and officials
started an investigation. A special
agent of the department of justice
and district attorney said he had his
first intination OF the plot from q
wildly excited man Wednesday who
SAID he knew of the plan to dynamite
tile plants. The Peerless company
alone is turning out one million
dollar auto order for the allies.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-23
PRESIDENT SMITH IS
UNDER CLOSE GUARD
MORMON LEADERS KEEP CLOSE
WATCH ON HOME OF
PRESIDENT.
Members Of Family Surprised a
News of Plot to kidnap Him.
Series Of Grimes Had Been
Planned.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. July 2S
Mormon leaders here are careful
Is guarding President Smith, follow
ing reports OF plot To kidnap him
Officials had no intimation OF the al.
legged conspiracy sntil news dis
patches arrived AT midnight. Mem
bers of his family too. claimed q
have heard nothing OF the plot anc
all expressed surprise.
According az reports group NJ
bandits planned a series OF crime:
ranging irom holding up yellow
Stone Park stages Ia bsackmailin-
promiaeni men and finally IN tn
kidrapins of President smith The
same hanaits are supposed "a be- hold
ing r. a Empes. q raneher. IN th'
Wild country along the Wyoming an
Idaho lire aud who havs demsndes
So eco IN gold from relatives. Era
pey disappeared from his ranch on'
night a week Sso
The recent hold M o. a tours
stare N yellow Stone Park when So,
era bandits obtained about st.eee /
nov attributed 10 the same gang
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-23
ITALIANS PERFORM
4 DARING EXPLOIT
CROSS THE lSONZO RIVER AND
DIG WAY INTO AN ACSTRI-
AN BASE
Coup l. Said To BE One of the Most
Daring in All the Fighting
About Goritx-tut om
Supplies.

ROME. July e3.-Facing mur-
derous fire small detachment o.
Italian troops last night forced a
crossing of the l>onzo river thrse
miles above Goritx aud dug their
way into the western base of Monte
Santo. Dispatches today indicated
that they are maintaining their po-
sitions. though heavily attacked on
all sides. blocking the transpor, os
munitions te the Ausirisns about
PLAYA
This daring coup Was one OF ths
most notable exploits ~ the italian
heavy nghting about Goritx. and
while thcy must eventually be dsis.
sa frcm the place thu longer thss
hold out the more thev vii aid IN.
ltslisa attack On the northern &c
rita del.nses.
A similar. but less dsrins explois
VAS performed hs Italian troop
Who crossed the isonzo aud esptur
Cd Austrian trenches opposite SCI
! la Softo-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-23
GERMANS NOW
HAVE NOTE
AMERICAN MESSAGE FORMALLY
DELIVERED TO THE FOR
EIGN OFFICE.
AWAIT RECEPTION
The American Government Is AnN-
ious to Know How the Note Is
Received by German Gov
ernment and People.

BERLIN, July 23-The Amer:-
can note arrived today and was
presented TO the German foreign
Office
With the delivery by Ambassador
Gerard to the foreign Office in Ber-
lin of the new American note warm
ing Germany that the loss of Amer!-
can lives through further violations
of neutral rights would be regard
ed as "unfriendly, the United
States rests its case for the present
at least. The note will be given ont
here late today for publication TO-
morrow morning.
The note is declared to be the fin
al word of the United States govern
mert with regard to further trans
gressions of its rights. Should dis
aster similar to that of the Lusitania
occur. il is believed President Wilsoa
would cal. congress together TO coa-
slider a course of action.
III the rote meets with a friendly
reception and there appears no inten-
ton of Germany further TO violate
neutral rights on the high seas, the
president shortly will take up the
situation that has arisen with Great
Britain over interference with Amer
|icaa eomn,erce By the allies. \ noie
virtually Is ready now TO be dispatch
ed To Great Britain again protest
ling against deviation from interna-
tional law in the operation of tho
order in council against commerce
with Germany.
Officialdom gave no signs of an
Immediate break with Berlin. Pres
ident Wilson plans To resume his va
cation and Secretary Lansing viii
spend sunday with Colonel House
the presidents personal friend and
advisor. ON the Massae husetts shore
LA his absence Assistant Secretary
Asee viii he the head of the state
department.
Lansing announced that the BRIT
itsh council in order" note viii not
go forward before President Wtisoa
returns from Cornish