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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-11
Legal.
Admlnistrator's Notlee.

Estate Of Henry osenbrrggen, de-
ceased.
The undersigned having been APP
pointed administrator with the viii an
nexed Of the estate Of Henry Osen-
bruggen, late Of the county OF Rock
Island. state Of Illinois. deceased, here
by gives notice that he Will appear
before the Hon. Benjamin Bell. Judge
Of the probate court OF Rock Island
county. at the probate court room, in
the city of Rock Island, at tae Novem-
Der term. on the first Monday In Mo-
vember next, at which time all per-
sons having claims against said es-
tate are notified and requested 70 at
.teld for the purpose Of having the
same adjusted.
All persons indebted TO said estate
a. requested to make immediate
pa5ment to the undersigned
Dated this LIST day OF September, A.
D. 1915.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-11

All the news all the tfme-The argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-11

FOR RENT-Large room and kitchen
cite, newly furnished for Light
housekeeping; light, heat. use of
telephone and laundry: near bust
ness center. Phone 964 before 10 d.
M or p. m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-11

TIE ROCK ISLAND 4
Fer Sale-City Property.
------~---~-~---~------
FOR SALE-New modern six-room
house. easy terms; 1875 Twenty
fourth street
FOR SALE - On easy terms, brick
bungalow Phone R / 2163. or
27sz H. F. Paulsen.
FOR SALE - Siz-room new house,
nice lot; $3.50 VIII take auto in
exchange. H X. Walker
FOR SALE-Lot. 244s Twentieth ave
nue.. Rock Island $500 cash: base
ment, 24x28 feet; level ground. Mrs.
T NJ Nasty Milan, III.
FOR SALE - Modern double house;
749-75I Twenty-third street: price
viii net over 8 per cent on the in
vestment Inquire George F. Roth,
748 Twenty-third street
FOR sALE-ExceIlent investment,
two acres fine camping ground;
block west Watch Tower: four-ro0m
bungalow, so trees wood awning;
on car line.
FOR sALE-3Iodern six-room house,
located on Thirty-ffth street and
Sixth avenue Can be bought for
less than $4,000 A real bargain.
Eckhart &, Buffum.
FOR sALE-A nice large corner lot
with well and city water, sewer and
gas connections, cement sidewalk,
etc. on car line, Long View heights;
only $500. terms. Address L. NJ,
care Of The Argus.
FOR SALE Lots in South Heights
south Of Aiken street between
Twelfth and Seventeenth streets,
on easy terms; $25 down, balance In
FIVE years. Z. W. Robinson, 1454
Richmond street Phone Rock Is
land 4668-K.
FOR sALE-Lots in John G. schuer-
mann's Sixth addition, from Fifth 10
Seventh street and Fourteenth ave-
nue. TO Eighteenth avenue; payments
So down, S. per month. Inquire
100 Sixth street. Phone Rock Is
land 1896
miscellaneous
WANTED-Sewing by the day by ez-
perienced dressmaker; work guar
anteed. Phone r. / 4S9.
WANTED-To rent by Sept. 81, five
room cottage; Is blocks from bust
ness center; address j. NJ. IT, care
Argus
WANTED - In business center, fur
nished or unfinished front room
for Office and sleeping room, with
hot and cold water. Address u. c.
NJ" care Argus
WANTED Stoves, ice boxes and fur
niture to repair, work the best,
charges the lowest, work called for
and delivered. Tri-City Repair shop,
1417 Fifth avenue. Phone, R. I. 1879,
WANTED mother and daughter,
three OF four unfinished rooms for
light Housekeeping; light and airy;
steam heated; near Eighteenth
street and Second avenue. Phone
Moline 2309.
For Sale or Tr3s3e-F'arm Land.
FOR sALE-Weu improved 120-acre
farm, six miles west of Andalusia.
z. + SChaye, owner, Illinois City, Ill.
FOR SALE-Or exchange, dandy 10
acre tract, with improvements, near
town; Will exchange equity for cot
yz-ys -A ON eoFatvy H,74Tdfvc~ 1w
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-11

FOR RENT-East side double house;
six roomss strictly modern. 2420
Eighth-and-a-halr avenue. Inquire
$50 Twenty-dfth street. Phone Rock
Island 4534-X.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-11

FOR RENT Modern furnished room
2016 u Third avenue, Flat l. Phone
236s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-11

FOR BENT-$25 per month, seven
room, strictly modern house. $50
Twenty seventh street. paved street,
convenient to four cars. Inquire
2205 Fifth and half avenue. Phone
K. T. 2Sg2.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-11

FOR RENT Plainly but neatly fur
nished, strictly modern seven-room
house; hot water, three large bed
rooms; short lease, if desired: ref
erences; very. reasonable. Address
'Y % care Argus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-27
6ier lit Elm @ee, nm 9oftpr=Med)-
nnngem at erfparem.


9ieie Miitter Iinb oft eeneiet, III
hieier Sabres5eit BEN 9r5t at rufen,
iobal0 lire fleinen Ginber Spmptome
bon ~ltniuoliein 5eiger. Inoere Wiit=
ter jeood benuben lire G%rfabrungen
nno BEN Sat oes @altsar5tes, nan,=
li1 u@ebet BEN &inoern go1toria".
8iele geinnbe gItern baben es l%eiler=
5eit als ainoer ielbit aenommer.
Sbon DOT iiber oreiBig Sabren mar
eS Elm @ausmittel, NIT oerielben linz
terihrift CHARLES $. Slether per-
Ieben, tpie bente. Ser 9eriteller bon
gnitoria bot piele 9mfi1reiben unb
3ellgniIie erbalten, barl1nter EN-
BON Or. Mcgrann, omaha, Nebrns-
ia, ieIbff Safer bon t3 &inberr, ser
GaItoria bod iddbt mnO ols Mr5t em-
pfieblt. Inter BEN 3eitihriften miro
es bon u9an's So1trnal of &ealtb1
Defenders gelobt. Seine begetabiliiden
geltanoteile ioreer oafiir, baB Der
Magen Der aIeinen in 9rbrung, Der
Sdlaf r1bie tit nno Sieber obeeboI-
ten miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-27

GrnmOeisentnms . itebertrasnnsen,

Sam Sriebman an SRI. gffie u. Qp-
peg, @run0ffiid in @ontb 9eigbts, $3.50.
galie I. Mebser an 8. 6. Sborman,
@runoitiid m Der Cincinnati apemie;
500 II. q.
81. 6. @ilis an gbpin unb aatberme
@ruener. @rlmoitiid an Der Yorter ct,
5000.
goiparo uno anie 80. 0uoeritoot an
Gents Maberid, @rlnbItiid in goIonia
Guadalupe; $40 II. u.
Srnu @iliam 81. Soffmdnu an WeinS
ME Ngnes WcN2idaeI, @rlnbftid an Der
ode Der Beits@ommerce nn6 gnIaberGs
Ctr; $780,.
6. 8. Gaines an SO. Seinbelmanr.
@runbitiid am Gun5et Hlace; sos.
8. 81. nno S. 8. Miegler an Gus Sra
idefpsfb. @runoitiid an Der Miber gbe.;
$4,000.
@an $. unb Wsarp @iaiams Soparo
an Ibe aanfmnn, @run0ftiid an Der 8eit
0sbrtle Ctr; $1,000.
aarI ntb Sbn 9afer ON Srmi 9. gon@
hing, @runoitiid I'M nellen Gitb<8lpf
1898; $500.
Gtepben uno 2ouiia Gdneu an Sobn
90. Sing, @rnnoltiid an Der Belmont
Ctr, Galt gnb; $3.50.
e. S. Seibemnnn an SRI. @bna s.
8atterion, @rlinbftiid in prospect Sill;
$4,000 II. M.
6. M. &nigbt an Srau I. g. Sdpls
bert. @runbitiid in Gaunoers Mbemie,
Mifionfielb; $4,000.
San $. nnb Belle Sines an SreS
garolns, @runbitiid in 2afebiefu Sat
bens SO. /; $500.
R. SeinbeImanm an @. %. Garth
IT,. @rilnbitiid in Giniet YIace; $3.50.
Seize 8. Sppenbeimer II. u. an q, 5.
Hipps, $50 Mder 2anb; $14.250.
Srm so. g. SCHUBERT an g. 81.
3night. @rlnbftiid in Snn Sole; $2010.
&. y. g. cliff burrh Sheriff an Srar
Belle aalisfi. @runoitiif in Der aubn
& @rah Suboibifion; $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-27
8reie Yrefe iir Eeras:: 9ieuiag II. 9nli 1915.

DEM Oie 9eutiden nit ibrem 8oritoB
erreiGt baben, mas 1ie ipolltell.
Sharfer miro bagegen in oen Goge-
ie1L in Der @egeno Der eliGiiiide1l
Staot M1ten1ter, gefdmpft. 8eridie-
bentlid tit al16 mieoer Der Neifs=
aderfopf getlannt moroen, Der in oen
&anlpfen por einigen @oden cine
10 berporragenoe Golle ipielte. 3m
Sample ioaen febr blutig gemeien
lein, Die Sran5oien lolen nidt me-
niger als $500 CODE gebabt baben.
Mub auf Dem italieniiden ariegs-
idallplob bot iib onibeineno nidts
b~erdn0ert. Sic Stalielter boben nit
ungebeuren Sruppenmaiien Die itarf
befeitigte Staot @oer5 angegriffen
aber lie ideiner trob Ser 8udt oit=
les aneriffs nidts oltsgeridtet gu
baber. 9ieies @oer5 lit i~ibrigens
cine iebr intereiionte Sfaot, Ole IN
ser eriten Salfte oes borigen Sabr=
lunoerts bel aenannt muroe. Sort
belt nanlli6 Der aus Sranfreid Der.
triebe1te &arl Ser 3ebnte Sof ltnb iie
NOR oas Meffa offer frm5oiii6ert
2egitimiiten. @ellte tit Tie elm 5iert-
lib pergeiienes Sect oos bie 9e1ter=
reiber aber ungemein itorf befeltig.
haben.
- =. -. .
Die Maiierten babell. tpie Dor Ell
nigen gage11 gemelbet fDnroe, Die
Soffnltng nod imnler nidt al1fgege<
ben, Die 8alfanitaaten anf lire Sa1tp
5u 8ieben. gs miro Dies mol cine
pcrgcblid)e @offnung iein es lei
oenrl, bob oas ariegsgliid Der 9eut-
ihen cine 8enoung gum Sdlehtnl
ndbme. Humdrien 5eigt gar feline
2rit, nit Dem iieareihen 8eutidlano
mo Saterreih an5ubieten; Bulge
riet1 bat geraoe bon Der Siirfei e-
men tpidtigen Sell Der fpidtigen
9eocofati6 Balm erbalten unb III
Griedenlmo bat Der &6ftig, Ser iih
iibrigens aantabIig bon ieiner &ranf-
belt erbolt, Die groff1rung bes Iar-
laments bis gum Is. ang. binousee-
idoben. Inter iolhen llmitdnoen
fam Iogar geniSelos, Der in3miiben
nod 9tbeil 5nriifgefebrt tit, nidts
MAIDEN. Sel6it menn er nod inn
mer 70 frieasiuiitia lit, pie ~6ebaaptet
miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-27
Die bemtise Gage.

Simmer ellger nrtb etlger 5iebt ild
ner Sting nm @ari6m 5niammen.
Gang beionoers eifrig miro BON Nor-
ben Der poreeornnge1l. Selbit i'm
feirloli6en Eager f6eint man nid)t
mebr an cine &ettltng ser Staot urb
oes Seeres gu glanben. SIM Siioen
ron <rlano bat giilolp gldn5enoe
Grfolge errungen uno BET Sofal in
1ali5ien lit Elm Ingriff Der 6llIlen
n~oaitanbig abgeidlagen. 8ie groB,
9epegung ibeint iid rubig obne
Storung 81 poll5ieben.
arf ben anoern Sdaupldben 1T
nibts 8eionoeres paiiiert. Die Sta-
Iiener finb am Ssonio tDieoer init al
len ibren Mngriffen 5uriifge1hlager.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-27

fennt, fann iid) einen geariff ma
djen BON oen 2eiitungen unierer S..
teioiger, oie 1eit @oden off Sobel1
bon 5000 Weetern in trelter 8ade
cnsbarrten un0 Damn i1a1 Sem
ldmerel1 Sample nod BEL 0ebel bis
in oie iinferOe geadt Die gfliften
Ser Menl6lidfeit Dem berpunoete11
@eaner geeeniiber in S1nee uno CTS
erfiilten. 8oB bieie Gettnnesagtion
Der u9arbaren" pielfa1 ol1rd itnlie=
niides @~rtiIeriefe1ler geit6rt puroe,
lei MIR nebenbei erfpabnt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-27
Velratsfdeine. - 0ebnrten.
Sobesf1lle.
6eirats56 zinc

W { TX
8iGiam 3inlmer uno gliie 5a-
Tome 6ries.
Sobannes S. So. M}oeller uno On
bic Srallfie Nortb.
9ete Sbmiot lino Soiepbine
@einbelmann.
Sobn s. MaD nno Stella S1ie.
Saul 2en5 in6 Mrgulte @inimS.
Gidaro 9apiqa nno Weta &lin5.
@ebnrten:
s. Hbooius nno Srau, Elm M1o-
den; 6. S. @eImfamp uno 6ral1,
Elm Mdoben; IS. s. MaItsberger
uno 5rall, elm Gnabe; S. S. 8epcr
u1o Jrau, elm &nabe; 2ouis Ebeis
un6 SruuL Elm Mao6en; g. 6.
Shmelter nno Srnlt, elm &na6e;
M. S. gdert uno Jrnu, Elm anabc;
6. Sdupee unb Sraus elm &na=
be; @iIiam Serring unb Srou, Elm
Mdoden; S. S. &offmam uro Srau,
eiIt Mdohen; &arrp Sttberg nno
5rau, elm M6Oherl.
Tobesf1IIc.
6rau Caroline Sbneioer, 65 Sob
re; @ertruo 8rt, 9 Wonate; 5rau
Caroline 6orman, so Sabre; s. 8.
@ru5ebsfp, go Sabre; Daniel 2uo-
mig, 81 Sabre; 5rau S. 81. 9rod-
nom, 80 Sabre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-27
9. q. & 4. =,

g. y. & q. y.
$40. II gou aouiton. waco un0 Corpus
Ghrilfi ......... .7:05 nadr1.
SO. 3-gon 4ouiton nnO aiiifenorten
-. $3.50 bor1;.
So. 59son goafum nnb aiiifenorten
$40. 42-gon aerrpine -. .e:O5 BORN.
$50. 146-gon @errbiue. tdgli6 a1,sae<,
rommen @onntngs ..7:45 nbeios
Mbfa1rt-
SO. 2-Mad 8puiton, @aco un6 Corpus
SO. ENad 3Ouifon un0 aiiitenorten.
............ 1890 rnd]nr.
No. 6-Nnh Donflun uil6 @iiitenorter.
2:1O tlndn1.
SO. 43-Mod &errpile. 81. .5:O5 abencs
SO. 145-Nn6 8errbile, tdgIid, altsges
11on1tnen Sonrtdgs ....7:05 BORN.
g. s. & g. q. taauptlinie.)
80. io1-@unfet aimiteo. bon getD o.,
so. ioa 9uniet aimitsS, bon gan S ram:
cisco 1858 BORN.
~. 1866 BORN.
SEQ. s-@dnen5na, bon Sci Mio 49,.
HOO BORN.
SO. e-@unfet gspreB, bon Ietp Ors
Iears ..............7:55 nnhin
$50. 10-Guniet grpreb. bon Gan 0rars
cisco ............ $3.50 rndbm.
80. io1-@uniet aiuiteo. na6 eau
SAAx4Ns2<n ~k0 AA~&
10. ios-suaist aimiieO, mad gsD 81
leons 4:uu pornt.
No. 7-@dnenans, mad DeI gfio
bonn.
$50. 8-SHneI3us, mad getp Orleans.
SO. s-euniet egpreb nod em Sral.
cisco .8:60 nndtrt.
SO. 1O-@uniet gsprsB. mad Mefp Ors
leans. Hoo nndts
Btetpria 9ibitpn.
SO. 8o1-gon oouon, Bort 2apaca. Bic
toria. @uerc ........7:20 rndn1.
Mn. sO2-mad guero, gietoria. Sort
aabaea, 3orffon .....7:4b BORN.
81, 8. & 3.
Mad 1oroen-Mfabrt
SO. io-aats ainriieb ....io:oO mora.
SO. 26-&ath Slber ..... 900 nadbm.
SEQ. 22-Nn6 Soufton. ..10:50 aberns
80. 2b-aatp SIper 1856 BORN.
SO. B. Qofal 1923 nnd|ut.
SO. 21-gon 9oufton. ...7:45 n1orgens
eanta Sc Is. &. 9. q. Sepot).
SO. Bonn Mor6en 9:55 BORN.
SO Il @pm Noroen ......S:10 nndrn.
Mbfabrt-
go. 6-gad benz Narben. .8:15 hadn't.
SO. 8-Nah Dem Morben TAO BORN.
g. g., II. & q. Is. & 9. u. Depot;
Mniiinft =
no. Soon Corpus Gbriiti uilb earri8o
no. 4 gDs'osS Corpus e6riiitii 700 1 sasm.
SO. f-ysad Corpus gbriiti unb gurri6c
SO. 8-Na& Corpus Gbrifi $3.50 ohenbs
Or. 8. u. Tiper, Ofteopatb. 10s
SoIeooo Ctr. oben. Office Eel Gr.
486. @obmunsstel. CT. 1887 Wn5.)
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Or. s. ". Eiper, Ofteopatb. 10s
SoIeooo Ctr. oben. Office Eel gr.
486. @obnngsteI. gr. 1887 Mn5.)
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6efedte in Ser Gisresion.
Snnsbrud. IS. Sani.

lleber oas @efedt I'M 5onale-ge=
bet lit bereitS furS beribtet iDoroen.
Scum Iiegen iiber oiele alinpfe, Die
Sid in elmer 9obe bon Dreitaulano
Wietern, .alio mol auf Dem bofften,
nod ut Ser Gegior BEG etpigen Cites
gelegenen Griegsifynuplab gnropas
abgeipielt baben, nabere gtn5el1eifsn
Dor. Gin Naturalization in Der
St1rfe bon mebr als t~aiiieno Mantt,
batte, bon Honte 81 2egno fomnlcsb,
IN ben erIten Morgenitltnoen Gen
.2970 Mieter boben Haiio 2agoiioestra
CREDIT, in Der Mbiiht, eillen u%nicrer
mibtigften ELECTROMAGNETIC en-
Der @ren5e in 8efib 5u nebn1en. lin
Die Aufmerfiamfeit BON oieier Mn.
griffssrllppe abSulenfen, ieste Ser
@egner gleid5eitie Mngriife ailf dlle
norolib geIegenen gerteioiglngsaE
ifnitte ioDie mlf Die iiioIi1 gelcse-
ne Mnnoronbiitte Der Mfpenpereins-
leftion 2eip5ig an; oiele Mngr;fIe
luur0en aber leiht abgepieien. Gem
aIpinibntaiIon ipuroe Die lleberque-
riing oes observation-disclosures mfangltdy
n~ngebitloert g~eItattet. I'm nift olrd
Elm 81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dem
(nah unferem @efhmnf su Dorii1-
tiaen @egller ab5uldrefen. Crit auf
600 Dieter madte uriere an ,3atl
melt unterlegene gerteiotgungsgrlp.
&c Grnif uno begam Ben Seileriiber-
fan, tp1breno gleif5eitig Die @erfs,
artiIlerie oie Neierben nit Sdrap-
neIs belegte. Ser 5eitmeiie eintrc-
terloe Mebel madte es Dem Mngreifcr
nsoglih, nit eir5elnen Eeilen BIS altt
ole fiir5eite Diftan5 an Die in ben
0elien eingeniiteten 8erteioiger ber-
n%ll5ufommen. lin 10 e~rfreulidyer
irairoe oa6ur6 Die @irfune u~nIeres
Geners: in boiler aufloiung 5ogea
iidy Die alpini 5uriid, nobel ibnen
Der NebeI febr ~5uitatten fam. Srot-
Dem Die 9ergungsarbeiten in benz
anfgepeihten Neuid)nee am @let-
iherbang iih auBeroroentlid idapis-
rig geltalteten, mrroen Tie bod TO-
fort nod Dem Hiif3ug oes @egners
aufgenommeiL utto es gelana aud,
bis sum Mbeno einSubringen: 5tpei
ld]fperper1mlitnete 8mlptlelite (einer
lit in Der ~foIgenoen Mad)t g~eitorben),
stpei Sauptleute tot, Elm Meeiments-
Gr5t pertprmoet, 25 Mlpini permnnoet
(pier ftarben in Der NadD uno iefs
NIpiri. Sim ndhifen Gage fmlroe
fie Sll1e ~fortgeiebt nno inter an
oerem nod Die 2eide zines 0berleut.
nants geborgen. lleber bunoert Scr
uunoete batten Die Mlpini ielbit fort.
ihoffen f0nnen. 9os ~beIt6noise
Muffreiien BON Nallbnogeln ii6er Dem
from artiIleriefeuer aufgeipiiblten
@letider be5eligt, Dab nod 5ablreife
Cote bort Iieaen. Gon nnieren
Sruppen muroen nrei Mann ihipcr,
finf leiht perlett. Gin Tatrouillen-
liibrer mtroe BEL Der Hettungsaf-
ton bon einem Ilpini, Sen err ber-
gen moGte, beimtiidii6 eridoHm.
Der Moroer muroe iofort nieoerJe.
madt. Seer bas Serfliiftete nno uu-
pirtIihe @ebiet oes observation-disclosures
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Hefleriun.

.Spnoerbar. ga bab' id INNER ee.
gIaubt, id itebe CANA olein in Ser
@elt - ieitoem id aber ben Cote
rieeetpinn eemadt, iebe lit crit, eina
mic ausgeoebnte 8eripanotidoft id
in @irflihfeit babe"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-27
San observation-disclosures.

s.. Serauer, @ohnbous, Nui5 Strabc;
$500.
aoiis eaur, @obnbans. 9isas Ctr,
$1,000.
s. 6. @nentber. S6nppeu, scnoid
CIR; $1,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-27
W0MAN'S DEATH STILL
SHR0UDED IN MYSTERY

Dallas, Tex, Nov. 26- Investigation
today of the death of Mrs. Hugh Per-
ry tended to confirm the theory Of
murder. but served only to add fur
ther TO tho mystery surrounding the
woman's complete disappearance until
her body was found yesterday hidden
beneath a pile Of brush in a rayne,
ten days after she was last reported
alive.
The possibility that Mrs Perry had
taken her own life which caused an
autopcy on the body today was scout
ed by The undertaken who removed
two llnotted handkerchicfs from her
neck. He said they were extremely
tight and that she could not possibly
have tied the knots herself An au-
topsy OF the body revealed that the
stomach was empty and the eXamin-
ing chemist announced that Mrs, Per
ry had been without food for at least
a week before life became extinct
All efforts to trace Mrs Perry's
movements after her disappearance
have failed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-27
SHERIFF WANTED TO
RUN LIGHTING PLANT

El Paso, Tex, Nov 26-Norman
Carmichael, manager of the Arizona
Copper company of Morenci, denied
tonight that the electric lighting COM
pany of the Clifton -Morenci- -Metcaf
strike district had refused to pay
those operating the plant The plant
was being operated by Sheriff Cash.
with men selected by the Western
Federation Of Miners, after the regu-
lar employees of the company had
been forbidden to continue at work,
he said.
Recently. Sheriff Cash said that
Mr. Carmichael submitted % bill for
service Of the plant including the
payrolls Of the men working it, Be
cause the bill showed an excess of
employees over former pay rolls, the
bin was marked paid under protest =
and q check sent with it TO the sher-
ifFs office according to Carmichael
The sheriff subsequently sent the
check back and demanded that the
company pay the men on his certi-
fication Of their time. This the com
pany declined to do. Alr CdrmlchaeI
said, because. it is alleged, the men
operating the plant were employees OF
the sheriff and not employees OF thh
company The matter stood unth
yesterday when the men on the pay
roll telephoned Cashier J. D. cooper
Of the lighting company ana he eX-
planned that the company's check had
been refused. The strike then fol-
lowed
Milton II. McLain. manager Of the
Detroit copper company received ad-
vices tonight that Cashmere BameriA
Il miner living at the copper company
refugee camp at Duncan, while on a
visit to Morenci today. was set upon
by mob Of strikers and chased into
the home Of Antonio Speza.
According to the advices received
by McLain the house was surrounded
and Rameriz shot through "lndo"
and killed Luciano Martinez, a strik-
er. The mob then left the neiehpor-
hood
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-27
GERMAN DESERTER
WILL BE INTERNED D

New York, Nov 2G.-Ilenz Schulz,
who says he is descrter from the
German army was ordered excluded
from the United States today by a
special board of inquiry at Ellis Is
and today owing however 10 the
fact that if he returned to Europe at
present ne would DE imprisoned by
the British he was ordered intcrntd
on Ellis Island until the end Of The
war.
Schulz arrived as a stoWaway on the
Uolland-Amcrtca liner Noordcrdykc,
yesterday Tie said he fought at
Llegc Antwerp and the battle of the
Marine and that in the latter battle
most Of the men IN the division 10
which he was attached were killed
After he received word that his faith
or and brother had been killed fight
ing. he said he deserted making his
way through Belgium and across the
Dutch border. At Tile, where he
remained in hiding two months ho
was sheltered by a French girl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-27
TOTAL OF 20 DEAD IN
STAIE NOW REPORTED

Little Rock, Ark NuN 26.-R,-
ports received tonight showed that ten
persons were killed and about twenty
five injured outside the Hot Springs
district in THURSDAY 5 storm This
with the ten killed and thlrty-siN in-
jurel al Hot SPRINGS brought the
total for the state % twenty dead ANA
more than sixty injured
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-27
MINING MEN TAXED
HEAVILY BY CARRAAZA

Galveston. Tex, Nov 26-Foreign
mining men in Mexico have made Wig
orous protest against the increased
tax on mining property whieh goes
into effect next March, according 70
information reaching the Mexican
consulate here today
The new tax is 1870 pesos gold per
year. for mining claim Of twenty
one and a half acres For claims
twice that size the tax is go pesos
il five times the tax is $40 pesos. Ihe
tax must be paid in Mexican gold or
its equivalent I'm American gold.
There are some protests also over
the new bullion tax which is to go
into effect ia March The new taxes
on bullion are 10 pesos for each kilo-
gram Of gold and two pesos and sixty
cents on the same weight of silver
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-27
More Than 1900 Ottoman
Prisoners Are Captured
During Bloody Engagement
Near Bagdad,
ENGLISH WOUNDED
NUMBER ABOUT $500
SuItan'S Troops Are Retreat
ing Before ViCtorS Who Ale
Now Nearing City of 0den-
tai R0manCeS,

London. Nov 2G(S:O4 %. m1--Turk-
ish troops resisting the British ad-
vance iu Mesopotamia are falling
back, according to am official an
nouncemcnt tonight reporting a Turk
ish retirement on Dialah, ten miles
from Bagdad
The announcement says
"A telegram from General Sir John
Eccles Nixon, commander of 'he hrit-
ish forces in Mesopotamia, under date
Of the 25th. reports that General
Townshends troops were ian possession
of the battle field, while the Turks
were reported to De retiring on Dialah,
ten miles from Ctsiphon and the sam,
distance from Bagdad General Town
shend was engaged in chearng the
field of wounded and prisoners
At first It was stated that 200 pris-
onors had been taken II now appears
that no less than 800 have been
marched back to Laji.
"Our wounded are reported 10 num-
Der about 2,500 of whom t,S00 We're
leaving that day by steamer for Bas-
ra. The number of Killed has not yet
been reported
General Nixon praises the excel
lent handling Of the troops by Cen
eral Townshend and the splendid
spirit shown by them after their Sc
we're losses and hardships from want
Of water and food"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-27
NO SOLUTION YET OF
DALLAS MURDER MYSTERY

Dallas. Tex. Nov. 26.-Hugh Perry
Dallas merchant today arrived from
Houston to assist the police in solving
the mystery surrounding the death Of
his wife. whose choked and bruised
body was found yesterday in Cedar
creek. near here, ty two negro boys
The probability Of suicide has been
considered ny the police and the stom-
ach has been turned over 20 chemists
for analysis to learn If il contained
poison.
Dr. Landon G. Moore, analytical
chemist. said his examination dis
closed that the woman had been with
out food for some time, probably a
week before life became extinct