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New Britain herald., 1915-01-29

1 are to insist state ought to as- Swns and cities can their sewage. Init; Commission clothed made up of able rized to investigate make experiments, |ork is over the in of some value and to make a change it's sewage 1t can COmpclleO LO e1n- hgineers and make if they have any
 by another city
 Fost which the
 led to assume.
 bn should bear
 expense and
 t should begin
New Britain herald., 1915-01-29

what has been accomplished under it can hardly undertake to say what should be done with it in committee. If ever mans interest was estab- lished as a spolsman his has been.- New Haven Journal Courier
New Britain herald., 1915-01-29
soc Silk Curtain Scrim
 29c yard

Twenty pieces of imported lattice weave SIX Curtain Scrim sells regularly at soc. On sale sat urday Only at 4th floor, 29c yard.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-29
Special Sale of the New.
 "TiDperary" Turban Veil

These the latest New York The veil 45 inches long, IS inches wide, artstically made in velvet border ready for immediate wear, come in black, brown and gray. You'll have to pay soc elsewhere for vei1s like these
 OUR SPECIAL PRICE FOR SATURDAY 25c.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-29

can hardly undertake to say what should be done with it in committee. If ever mans interest was estab- ished as a spoilsman his has been.- New Haven Journal Courier.
 Chairman Walsh of the committee On industrial relations in New York says he wants to fix things so that every telephone girl in every city in the United States will get a minimum wage of $10 a week. He says he has made this statement in many parts of the country but has always failed to see it reported in the newspapers. What queer ideas mon get of news Iapers. What possible reason could most of the newspapers have for sup pressing any such desirable wish as this of MT. Walsh, unless it be that they have no faith in his ability to realize his wish and to give publicity to 1t would only be dangling hopes which could not be realized before the minds of the telephone girls Waterbury American
 Sliding down hill is not so popular recreation as it was twenty-five years or more ago. Then the exhila ration of sweeping through the air at a speed of twenty or thirty miles an hour was a novelty and it was so much enjoyed that the coaster was willing to toll back up the grade dragging the sled for the sake of sliding down again, Only railroad train could equal the velocity of the flying sled. But now the speed of a sled or even double-ripper is noth- ing remarkable. Not only railroad trains, but trolley cars and automo- b1les exceed the speed of the coaster and they go up hill as well as down hill. Small children will continue to use sleds for short slides, but the old time coasting parties of youth of nlaturer years and of adults will soon fade into the recollections of the past.-Manchester Herald
New Britain herald., 1915-01-29

ID at <:15 p. n.
 Church St.
 - at New Britain ail Matter. any part of the city 65 Cents a Month. to be sent by mail ice. 60 Cents a
 a year.
 dvertising medium in Hon books and press en to advertisers. nund on sale at Hota- A2nd St. and Broad City; Board Walk. Ind Hartford depot.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-29
Gloves Greatly Underpriced

Women's and Chdren's Woolen Gloves, black, white, gray, brown navy and red gloves, also long Scotch wool gauntlets in gray and brown, regular soc value. Saturday 39c pair. ......#
 Women's 2-clasp fleece lined cashmere Gloves in black gray and brown, also chamosette Gloves in and natural On sale at 21c pair.
 Childrens fleece lined Kid and Mocha Gloves in brown and gray. Regular s1 values at s9c.
 women's 2-clasp Kid Gloves overseam with Paris point or embroidered back in black, tan, white, gray and white with black and Black with white. Regular s1.25 values at s1.1O pair.
 Women's Washable Doeskin Gloves, one-casp, pque sewn Regular s1 values 7oc pair.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-29
Wonderful Bargains at Suit Floor

good Goa A Comfortable Stylish Winter Garments in This Lot ~ oa ~ u
  Chndren Worth More Than Double
  Twenty Select From
  Trimmed COATS AT Wonderful Bargains
  and This Popular Materials Mostly Me< IT
New Britain herald., 1915-01-29
$18.75 RUGS, Saturday at $11.95

Sheet steel Savory Double Roasters, S9c.
 Glass Percoator Tips, Sc. Inverted Gas Outits complete with burner, mantle and globe, 22c. Heavy glass Table Plumbers, regularly 35c Sale 1Sc dozen.
 112-piece American porcelain Dinner Sets, open stock pattern, $S.9S. Decorated Berry Sets, pieces 39c.
 Dietz style Tubular Lanterns Regular 45c value at 33c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
DAMAGE is LIGHT
At TURKEY FORTS
But INSPECTION IS MADE Be
FORE CONCERTED ATTACK
BN ALLIES.

Dardaneues. March 1G-Cvia Lon
douJ-A correspondent OF the Asso-
cIarcd Press made personal iuspec-
ton % the effects OF the lombard
meut March 8 and on Turkish posi-
'tour 90 Eilld Bahr and Kale Suitani
Although the fire from the warshlps
was accurate. the Turkish suffered
virtually no losses Ga the Kilid Bahr
works. At Fort Hamidieh The works
verc slightly damaged and one man
wounded. There was but one casualty
at Fort uardausllcs. Three hundred
heavy aud zoo light shells were hurled
az this position and only one man kill
ed The works virtually were undum-
AGED. fn every case damage wrought
hy shell Gre on the short forts was
asIonishiuriy small
The foregoing dispatch was sent two
DAYS before the concerted advance OF
tho allied ncst against the Turkish DO
sitIons which resulted in the sinking
% tho French hattieship Bouvet. and
the British battleships Ocean and Ir-
rrristihir. 4 week was consumed iu
Fettns the foregoing dispatch 90 Lon
don
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
ASSAlLANT OF WOMAN is
GIVEN "a YEARS IN PEN

Chic1Ep. III. March -1.--JcEs" VIII
Ilams. the nczro "a ho on Feb. = attack
Cd. beat. and robbed s5-year-oid Mrs.
Frances r Schsartz iu her sOa's resi-
dcucs ln Wheatou. viii BE- taken 20
Joliet penttcutiAry 20 begin serving
a "a year scuteac@ on q serious charge.
Sentence Was imposed yesterday by
Judge Mazzini Siusser % Da Page
county after the negro had entered a
plea os guilty.
Mrs.. Schwartz. who has not ye; 70
covered from the effects % the brutal
beating Eiyoa her by the negro. was
half carried into eouTt - her son. DR.
George W. Schwartz. the Michigan
avenue dentist. the dentists wife. and
the attending physician. DR.. J. n.
R1ach 10 Was the first time the aged
woman had i~fs her home since the
Aay os The robbery. She vas brought
20 the court house N an automobile
ard Was supported 20 tho chair whieh
she occupied during the proceedings.
Hi-s. SehWartz testified TO the details
of the attack
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
CLAIMS HUSBAND
AIDS IN MURDERS
MONMOUTH AND PEORIA POLICE
SECURE WOMAN's CON-
FESSION.

Peoria. ILL.,. March o3.-Police Off
ciaIs OF Monmouth and Peoria secured
a confession. according TO the police.
from Annie Marie Knight. a negro
woman OF Monmouth that il was her
husband. John knight and Lovey
Mitchell who murdered William r.
Dawson. his wife and daughter az
Monmouth on the night of sept so.
1911.
Mrs. Knight was brought 10 Peoria
late Monday by Chief OF Police Norri-
son. Of Monmouth. After several
hours OF questioning the woman said
she was willing 10 make a clean breast
OF the affair. A stenoErapher took
down her story.
Mrs. knight said. it is reported by
the police that the crime against the
Dawson family OF Monmouth was
planned by John Knight. her husband
and Lovey Mitchell. Revenge was
given as the cause. Mrs Knight stat
ed that the three went 10 the Dawson.
home on the night of Sept. 80, 1911,
and that she remained in the back
yard while the two men murdered the
family. Police officials refused TO
make any further statement
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
BONES FROM a FURNACE
IDENTIFIED AS A GIRLS

Saginaw, Mich. March 23.-That the
bones found in a candy factory fur
mace Jan. .. the day after the disap-
pearance of Rose Laundry, S years old,
were those of "a girl of her age was
announced by Professor Rola Z. Nc
Cotter of the University OF Michigan
in testifying at the trial of Charles
Eimbrough. a negro employe of the
factory. who is charged with having
waylaid and murdered the girl.
DR.. McCotter told of his compare
tive tests. The body Of 12-year-old
girl. taken from the university's med
icaI department. was placed in q fur
mace. a fire was made and the body
placed in the frebox. Within an hour.
he testified the bones that were left
were the same as the specimens sent
from Saginaw as those of the missing
child
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
EXTRA CELLS FOR
MAYORS ENEMIES
FORMER TERRE HAUTE POLICE
OFFICER TELLS or ELEc-
TON ORDER.

Indianapolis. tnd. March -s.-At the
trial % che Terr~ iiaufc election
cas~s former Assistant Cbi~f of Po-
lice Surcnf. ah1 has pleaded guilty.
today related bis part in the alleged
conspiracy ahieh the federal govern
meut coaterts resulted in eorruptinE
che election % last November. Mayor
Roberts. testified thc witness. ordered
the construction o. detention cells a
short time before election. saying
-ueII have a rush about then" Nu-
gent said thr cells vers aIicd the night
before election with election officials
asd vorEcrs opposed 20 the Roberts
me chine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
FIFTY MINERS DIE
IN An AVALANCHE
BUNK HOUSES ARE TORN FROM
MOUNTAINsioE AT HOWE
SOUND

Vancouver. B. C, March 23.-Fifty
miners were killed and as many more
injured Monday by a snowslide which
swept away several bunk houses at
the Britannia mine at Howe Sound. B.
c.. according TO a dispatch received
here.
Besides the bunk houses part of the
aerial tramway of the mine was car
ried away. The mine was carried
away. The mine level is on the side Of
a mountain, and nearly 5000 feet
above the shore of the sound. The
tramway destroyed extended from the
mine 10 the beach.
soon after reports Of the avalanche
were received here q steamer with
physicians and nurses left for Howe
Sound Details are lacking. owing, it
is believed 10 the fact that communi-
cation with the mine has been cut of,
the telephone wires being down.
The Britannia is a coal mine en-
ploying more than 900 men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
2 MORE MEMBERS
IN STATE SENATE
TstosE FROM ENcLEWooo AND
OAK PARK TO sc SEATED
THIS WEEK

s9-iszs-.1. r. ,farch Repre-
sentative from tss Easi~sooi and
uaE rsrf districts rn Cook e1gntr
pr1bsb.g aHI a~ seated sa tee gpp.-
haase OF tsr legislature this w-e1
Fea6fur q rsc7sat o. th~ Ballots 20 de-
t-rmiss who Wa elected. rsesa dis-
tr,--s have besa affE5lt fTfP'~-S> =.
t.aa ia tas ssuats ever since the les.
.stat1-r eoatssrd ia Iaausry
TEr rrc1eaf o. ba'iots has been
e3e.s. s.=Fe4 and ttr anaf arguments 0f
attorneys wFt b. made thss evening
before ere e~uarr e'ect-gas eomm.tte~.
va.el expects Co. maE- ifs report 90
csc srnE-F tF~dr~sdag
Ff p-Tsraf th~ a~aaerafs have 80
votes Hr thr sesat@ against tl- rr-
era.eEEs zt ft1weesr. maea os the
.efrsest tr ere .seGtsrE ef srlat1rs
rr1rs fts two contested districts nas
arrr ~'.aisatF.f az fEr republicans.
vtsF tf~ ed @ several democratic
e1ses. already have sg~c7r,irt .s ore
Esr.zf-E ete senate shElit 5ofh 6t
fEF fraeerar.r Contestants 30 seated
fer tFmeersfs el. have q majority ~
Fhree Gaerarrs f~ ll~ senate. En0ltG
bets Is she replaf.ears D. seated ta@
rep15l5eass VII have majority 1s
1~r. B1fa of ere Republican euufTsf-
erts are cons drrrt +'trf fs.- while tfr
traa7rrats are e,assrf as ~s~ts~
EsEsteea rrpEbs5esas ard Ervra
democrats e1astifuf~t the tgusr 0t
rrorrsersafirrs at ste 8 ocieeE s~s-
son yesterday aft~ruooo- Seven biriE
were sasrgturet r0t three otr~rs arf~
sfss1erf co. f1r calendar Tic s~s-
sion was brouzht Co an abrupt end
wbra tee orNeu uroWus objected 90
rer afvaneisE OF any bills from secDud
Co tsird readiaE sirs 80 s@u member
eresrrf
Ndssrerreat fsErs rrst Co second
ress.aE on t1r Ju,iEr Coodsov bin. in-
trofucrG bg GaFtnrrs raaElnE IL a atis
terrar6r for q p2Fv-s 20 abaudor an
.arsrt caud. vac objected Co by
Browne and tE Vas t~ft on HrsE read
irE u-7Wu~ isdieasea an 'uf~ntsOn 20
reGeaVu~ 60 have th~ bin rscommitf~d
TO-DAY fo fhe sufictary committee Tor
farther cousiderasfou. He moved this
course y~stgriav. bot uithdrcW bis
motion fa dcsrrener 90 Gardnsr. W'an
vas nos prsssrt
Two buts usaEfnE an emergency ap-
rruar. affau of Sz.E99 for ta~ state fac
tory Inspectors department ans r'as-
fas 30 tarcesy % smbcEzir fands iu
0kseh ere Srabezxter has an tntsrcst
were seat afonE 90 second reading
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
FOUR SLAM, SAY POLICE
TO PREVENT DEPARTURE

Terre Haute. Ind. March 23.-Verne
AIphonse Lewis killed Mrs. Mary Bald
ing and three Of her children and tried
TO XIII the two other children on the
night of March Il because he loved
them so" and did not wish to see them
go away" according 10 a confession
that police say Lewis made yesterday.
The slayer crushed the skulls of his
six victims with hatirons as they lay
asleep. The two who survived his at
tacks are suffering fractured skulls,
and, physicians say. viii die
In his alleged confession, Lewis says
that he had learned that the Baidings
were preparing to move away from
Terre Haute and that he loved them
so" ne couldn't bear 10 see them go
away Lewis was taken to Indian
apolis late yesterday for confinement
because, police say. they feared mob
violence. The Vigo county grand jury
returned an Indictment late yester-
day against Lewis for first degree
murder. Lewis is 80 years Old
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
ZAPATA TO SETTLE FOR
DEATH or JOHN H'MANUS

wsss5sEssu. n G.. Msres z1 1-s-c-
retsfy gryan announced today tsat re-
Errs tar tss Emlaz 5f john o.. Meuas-
us. aa Americas fn wsxieo CITY. bv
t3- Eaeata farcss sas been expressed
fa behalf % General Zspatz auf Ge1-
srsl raiafgt. 81 chsrzr az WsSteo Ctty.
ead eesagiasions for payiaE isdsmaity
ta bs dead uaa's fsmug IL pruErrss-
ffE ssffsE1eforffv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

Alton. H.-After he had been
mourned as dead for 50 years John
Wesley Franse. a civil var veteran.
has been found living in small town
near san Francisco. according 10 let
ter received by relatives in St Louis
sr. Franse was found By his sister,
Mrs. William II. Marvin Franss
served in the confederate army. but
was captured and placed in the Union
prison at Alton. His relatives here be
Iieved that he had died until he Was
found in the vest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
CREW OF B0UvET
PERISH IN SALUTE
MES SHOUT FoR COUNTRY As
THEy SINK wtTs+ Snip -
DAHDANELLEs

raras 1tarra @1- STANDING a. sa-
f1ss aaf eaoafas ~yIv- "a France
1'rcrrs end rr~a of ere F'r-seb battle
sa.s Esavsr sIaE ls ts~ uardaHeiies
tfarce ls. sent davr ai,h heir ship.
aeco-9.eE tp a eerr~F Fs6EdSnt % the
Nteras ratrts EeT-a s1rvivors climb
Ff iaf1 a hoet ord sp~af q night and
dsv .a frs EsreF-au side % che
straits
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
LAKE FOREST HAS
CLOSED SESSIONS
ROCK ISLANDERS AMONG STUD.
ENTS SENT HOME ON AC-
COUNT OF FEVER.

Chicago. H.. March 2s.-ScarIet
fever has closed Lake Forest college
Students have been ordered home. in
clud.ng Edwina Frazer and John
Halves OF Rock Island.
Champaign. H.. March 23.-Three
more cases Of smallpox have developed
among students az the University of
Illinois. making i've in all during the
last month. Dean Clark has advised
students 20 be yaccinated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

rasr5e1t ffarrh eE Highest .m.
poraa-~ t aa-s-f Col re~ fau OF
rfa-mFsi av rba Soeae vrrmFs o.
slss-s Che IsrF obstacle as -5u -r
moved r1 Hz E4ssfs advance ta
ga -.f saf t1 fEr heart Of tsr car
pa.ass rr1s Eel trc.frf Fhr tstr et
t8- Whole H'a5s.grE empire ast coz
s-Tsrati7 tssE OF tr- alIT. Germany.
fsr EsV9r E.~rEa earts1srs. r.r
ssf.Hs-s of Frf-mrst are iu fsel eee-
ftas taa ca salIr OF leraa Pc ia
warE.sE ord-r Immediately ts ege-
cred Hsas oc tae urWcss UFse urre
f1g1I sG las fortress
Ar eHeirf Eussiae c1r1mlr -erf.ae
grserfr-s ere lstr.e Ehiea preceded tse
f.u st nrf-mgs. l. ts sait r.r TROOPS.
mor- CHAM rseafH Thousand men. we're
orf-rrf GF tEr Egsrrsr eeGarsa.rr
fl participate tr ri s1Ftir. h1f fEa. srv.
era. sass refused r1 move oria tsr
sf-t l..HVrI division saG some raffs
er He .aE lagIvrsr seG ffa ti1s
stTs f.es FrrTr part reeF wrr~
rraHGrF sat l-ets.Vr,F srfss -G grF
Ir a-aseasers t1 NOT believe frr H1s-
Fss Vlet.Fr VU 1~ ot great tsfs-aee
ea ..- efsasiEa es a vlatF frs1.ase
en- ar af .-- r.T as DESCRIBED as a
"6f.ataf a.se ts Csc Nssfe1 o.rraata
rssr wing
ra- following erf-r vas sssg~t br
General EgsHaa-E s1 Ges FFrr.s11 ot
rr.-Hsl ws-el fe fts tar before
fsr sartfss ~tlrroes. q announce t7 vas
HH last sgnHoes. The aoa1r ~ Trsr
e..IsssT feaaEts 81. eea1 t~st yoa
g. s.-rer w.fs your 1oirts Of steel tar
ueT rrr.-s Of thF ~erwg or tarr'
trfr.E es. Ever farther. gassssre ea se
Vagr rrarfs rg rri9fa tbe uFfa army
vs.-G. rrrr O. bart fEss. saw Hrsrs
us We are on enc eve Of a great
bsE..e rFF Far enemy VIII Do rritrtaef
OBJ FHaHtas fEr sFise r- bas coveted 90
reE rrur defenders OF Fesrrerst
mssr tsV- tgf one th1grst rrat ts
f1rVtrf smash evrrytaiaE t5at bars
your 6afF. Eeidiers. we have starvt
eHs Case 1rogtsfsus. bst tse beeor 90 ossr
e59Hsry fsrbffs ttaf after ogr Etorfoss
s.FgEr- we sFout GAN easy prev Co.
enc -EemT Gr terufc warri5-s. aa1
We s.aU euen tss vaV.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
ILLINOIS To HAVE
ROAD LABOR DAY

Spriz<asiA M. Msren s1-ta a
Proclamation Governor p-srns nas
sesszasssd ressday. Avrfl - Good
Read Day ~ uIiaSfs SIC eszits gpoe
tas psopis 90 WorS gpeo tbs roaas iaat
Cav sad suggests thaf tr ths pebble
sehocf speakers cali sftszsioz 20 th~
Sz9ortAnes azG vslus % good ros&s-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
FREES AURORA SUSPECT
Police Chief Convinced Hal Burke Is
Innocent of Murder.

Aurora. M. March e3.-Hai Burke.
Identified by Mrs Katherine Franc
as che man she saw in the store OF
Podoirky q Cohen buying a pair OF
yarn gloves ike those believed 10 have
been dropped by the murderer OF Em-
ma Peterson. vas released last night
chief OF Police Micheis Is satisfied
Burke had nothing 10 do with the uUr-
der
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
EsrEfs-s rI-winarba<o county

Rockford. rI-wtnasba<o eosaiy
sss bSeu iavadsd ~ boot ard mouth
disease for the srs; tine Tne disease
APPEARED ca the farms os Robert Eddy.
Ira Tossa and pasi-i Todd. in Bgrrtti.
ts miles uorthwess % Rockford \
total % fsG cattle and 50 hogs ars a.
sees@d. They viii be destroyed as
sooz a. asrraAAzl . made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
NEUTRALITY ACT TO BE
USED IN STEAMER CASE

Washington. D. C.. March 23.-Pro-
oeedings under the neutrality resolu-
ton. passed in the closing days Of the
last congress. viii be brought against
the captain or owners OF the Hamburg
American liner Odenwald. halted by
shots across her bows when she at
tempted 70 leave San Juan without
clearance papers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

Parts ytaFch g. -rne eammass51s
"a IsGairy ta the eaptars - a
rrsscb cruiser % ne Americas stsam-
ssiio uscia with cotton. has declared
tss seizgrs vaffG The ease now goes
before the t'ruuch prize eoart. whica
s. allowed two mouths Co hana la a
Gscfsisa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
GIVES WORK TO 1000 MEN
Ca, steel wsrss 90 Lisns Seventh
Blast Fgrraee Seer.

Carr. lad March z1.-with the
sixth blast furnace prutueinE iron and
= sevsnth TO bc ii<h,ed IN ss~ days.
asd sis norc open hearth furnaces
aaGSf 90 ne active iist. nor. thaa l.
coo czgioycs % The Cary steel works
win 50 back % their 3oss this week
This vifi bring the force up 90 5000.
oniy o1d ozapioycs Wfti have ~ork-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
THE WEATHER
Forecast Till 7 3. NJ. Tomorrow, for
Rock Island. Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity.

Fair tonight and probably Wednes-
day: warmer tonight with the TEN
perature above freezing.
Temperature az : a. m. 81. High
est yesterday. 80: lowest last night.
20.
Velocity OF wind at : a m. miles
per hour.
Precipitation. none
Relative humidity az : p. uA. 20; at
a. m. 81.
Relative humidity at p. m today.
%.
stage OF water. 50. no change in
last - hours
J.. N. sHERIER. Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
Urumiah Christian Quar-
ters Plundered and
People Flee.
AMERICANS IN PERIL
Fifteen Thousand Refugees Are
Given Protection Of the
United States Flag.

Nrw YORK. March .1-Thc Persian
zar relief committee iu this city has
received the f1iI1uIns cabicsram from
a BnsFian contractor in Tiais Russia
-Au Villages have been burned ex-
esgt tbrcs. Two Christian quarters o.
t-rsniah have been -f-nfcrcd. a great
many people killed and women taken
earfisrE There arr 1900 refugees
.H the American mission in great dan
ger The Frcuch uission has been
destroyed There are 10000 rsfuEces
in RUSSIA
Urum.al fs iH rorthwcEtrru Persia.
near tfe EHrHaH border Recently
the Turkish consul O.. Urumlah. az the
bead % -r Assar.s. attacked thc Amer
iean mission. Priests and teacons. or
t~sed 90 leave. wrrr .usuifrd and beat
~r. 70 fs said. UwmiHh haE been in
the ffrres OF mob rule for weeks. nc
cortinE % reports received here hy
rl~ Presbyterian board of foreign
missions
\ rc.rr cf terror. fa which mnraud-
sFt aG4 u1u4.la uH.4 aafs mas driven
tens of Thousands from the city and
sent other thousands 90 the protection
o. z.EShs, Aczsr<-a- -fias. uh-eh s-aEs--
above the f'resaytcFian mission there
uen~s. sWeies. NorweEi1us aud other
E1FCpears pressed beside Mosi"ms Tn
th~ heaIieuE fiFtr for tie from che
mob 20 tho mlrs.oaF Tho door we're
crru 90 au All uto could DO accom-
mofafed witair Che buildings vcrs ac-
corded rr1t.rf on o. thc American
urE
The FreneL mission referred tn.
founded bv the I.as1rif order. embraced
ef eaap~'s ant meeting place. con-
dueteI by is European priests and
three native priests. EiE1ty-elsht las
a6rE--f vs-r employed and there vrrc
On the mirs.ua I55 sisters of charity
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
LEO FRANK TRIAL
JUDGE is CALLED

New York. March 23.-Former
Judge Roam of Atlanta Ga. who tried
and sentenced Leo Frank for the muir
der of Mary Phagan. died here today
~ the Polyciinic hospital Of cancer.