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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
Der noaeiaa.iraa.

9aris, 5. 0ldr3. @ooror0 g[u.
net, Elm berborrageu0er s5urilt un0
ebenaaIiger Brdit0ent Oes Synititlttes
fir SSSrtternationale5 Reat, 0istlitirt
I'M p6igaro" Den 5oa oes gefoper.
ten ameritdniihen 8ampfers gDa.
etu~. 9ie gntideiOung, Oh ole Re-
eterlng Den Ganlpfer nit Der Ga.
0nng fonoemniren o0er oas griien.
geridt eutideiben rperoe, bGnge bon
bielen llnllt6nben ab. Ser 0onpfer
fubr BEL Der Giniobrt in Den Safen
bon Brett inter fran86iiider 6lagge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
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pliiefie NafiVaHu Hnc AnlerreiIo.
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pen heH 8ullfu tei ihrrm Hudiul
nut ber 9ul0uino uerubi murhgn,
mie anh iibtr bie erflarma oea
uliliihen 0lntiilcrs oes alusnatii.
gen. soiau5p. HibInuo pcroc uiti
rlthea bis e. @err 6er 8ar0duelIei
gciuuroen 1ngetu1oigi Der &c.
putierte beariinoetc ieine 5uterpeId.
tiou NIT Der Grilaruua oic bci0au
Au1eIcaeubeiteu icIcu sur Belt oic
oaerridiiaiten iiir 9mnduicn Gin
Cahm iiir 0ic gennhuortiua Ser
3uterpeaotion 1T ned uid)t ange.
iett porbcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
gLns Der gtaatgleais[atnr.

Sl1coln. 5. U91r3. Ser Sans
nusiduB fiir 2Snoultrie uno SanNeI
bat Den @eiebeuttpurf Der Dem 9lr-
beitS-aonnltiidr mebr 8flid)ten fir
cine 0llrhgreifen0ere 6abrif- -S5nipef.
tion mlierlegt unb aud Die gtnlteI.
lung Der oa3u n0t6igen SiIfsfr1fts
ooriiebt, aitnitig ein6eridtet.
g1eprGientnut 2anigan's sc.
iebenttpllrf ii6er oie Griu1blung Der
0}itgGieocr oes ho6iten @erihtS na9
Giitritten itau0 nieoerln I'M Saus
sur gerat6nn9, bod uur0e feitl @e.
i@IuB 9eiaBt
0a8 -Saus ndbm einen @eIeb.
atiplrf on monod Die griefe Scr
aSniaiieu Der sSrranbGuier in 3u.
tlrnft elmer 8endBigten 8eniur III.
terliegen iolen.
5eruer lpur0e Der Gttiuurf qe.
ne6migt nod Dem Die aontroa -8e.
b6r0e 0a8 9ieft erbdIt, aontrofte
fir StrdiIin9sar6ett nit Stdoten
mtb Counties ab3uidlieBen.
Ger Senat Iebnte 5tpet bonn
Senator Guinbb eingebra6te 8or.
lagen ab. 3ie cine tpoIlte oIIe @aa-
gen gu ofientlihen MAIDEN, un0 nof
Der a1oeren iolte Elm 5taats-Qlr.
beits6ureau eingert1tet fperoen, fiir
oeIleu gcnubung ale 9fi6teinnob.
ner oeS Staate5 g}ebrasfo 3u aabIen
tdtteu
Die Observation-Disclosures nit
peniger ols $4,000 &apttaI 6rail.
den feiren 9lusipeiS Der StaatseiIen.
ba6n-Stommiiiion inebr ein5ureiher.
Denn oct 9eidhtB bes Senats @e.
ieb tpiro
9ie @eIcbesporIage, Ste Sic
MISUNDERSTANDING aud oiif bic
Bitttpen berabIdieoeter geuuIten in
Omaha ausocbnt, ipuroe pom Senot
geHebmigt,
Ser Senat nobm ben Gntiplirf
an, nod Dem Die 5rieoa1srihter I'M
0ouglas @ountu bon 6 auf 2 Der.
nltn0ert uno oieieu OGs Jlpdt 8iir
@rnennAng bon @onitabIsrn oie6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
9amcn.0 .0lnIif gserein.

@orgcn Samstog g[beno, Sen 6.
0}dr8, oeranitaltet Der 3amen-
Muiif.8erein in ieiner 6alle, II.
uuo G0B straBc, cine aarfenpartte,
5u nel6er ieoer aretno Oes gereinS
6er5lid eiugelaoen 1T Cine glu3a6l
biibifer 4}reiie pinft ben @elpin.
nern. lin aber aid Oenienigen, Die
iid nidt oil Dem aartenipieI 6etbei-
ligen mollen @elegen9eit 5r ge6en
iicG 3u aruitiierru, bat on$ g(rrange.
ment5.aon1itee fir Gin gutes Or.
DIETER Sorge getrageit, ipel9es 3um
Cans anfipielen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
gntinnri 6rlflniien.

2on0on. 5. g2ar3. Geiterrei.
diibe ariegsidiffe baben oen mon.
tenegrinii6en Seebafen g[ntibari er.
folgreid beidoiien. Der anaeridtete
Sdaoen lit groB. Gieie gladri4t er.
belt Der montenegrihiide General
foniul in Qonoon aus Gettinie Syn
Der 8epeide beiBt eS m0rtlid; IS
0iterreidiide ariegsidiffe trafen i'm
@afen bon 2lntipari ein mn0 beitoi-
lem 0ie Staot lno ben Safen. sic
3eritorteH cine 2ln3abl 4ulbermoga-
sine unO 8offenlager, berienften Die
fonigIi6e go6t uno to0teten cine
GtDilperlon
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
GnaIanS berlamat @eaenleiltnna.

2onooH 5. Dt0r5. - @nglono bat
oas Staatsoepartement in Bnibing.
ton eriudt, bei Der oelttiden 0te.
gieriing 0abiu 5u ipirfen, OaB Elm
bon 8otidafter Rage aus8updblen.
Der 9lmerifoner mad Delltidlano
reiien lino bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
in oenen Die britiiden @efangenen
untergebradt itno, 6eiidtigen oarf.
Gin gcrtreter Der nmeritaniihen
gotihaft IN Berlin erbieIt bon Der
britiiden 9fegieriius bic GrloubniB,
Die Detentionslager auf Den britt
iaen Sniell sn beiihtigen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
gspn ben Qentidlen uerienft.

gtep 9orf, 5. Ufdr3. - @tne neltc
Gepeide aus Cartilage, gbtle, mel
bet; 8eGtanulngen oeS britiiben
9ampfers o9inaIoon" mO Ser fron-
8oiiidcn glarfe Sean, tpeIde 8uu
Sinten gebradt pllr6elL iiuo pobl-
be6alten 81 Gaiter Sslanb i'm Stil.
len G8ean geldnoet. 60 iuur6e on
oa5 5Iotteuoepartement Oepeidiert.
Ger 3enior unteria9t nGbere 0lit.
t6eiIungen ii6er Die g.erieufuuget.
0}an bermrtbet, onB bic betOen
S6iffe bon einem oeutiden See
itreif3ii9Ier, tpa6riheitIi6 BON Dem
areu3er 0aorl5ru1e" gum SHafen
geDradt tpur6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
sdlneeitnrm init bGlen ;Sulaen.

lleber 60 Stunoen mittbete ges
itern, borgeItern unO beltte elm
s6neeItllrm iiber unlGrer Stobt uno
Dem Staat g2ebroSta, Der lteaempeile
boltsbobe S6neeoerlpebungen 3ltr
6olge botte. 3rob oes @ebrard8
bon S6ncepfliigeu iomobl Bel 0en
Giienbabneu ols bel Der 5troBen-
ba6n lburoe oo9 iiber 8etriebsito-
rltngen geflagt. Ser atntlihe 8et.
terprop6et fiinbi9te on Dob e8 1eute
nod Den gon8en Gag ilber i6neien
mitr0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
lie qaac in aaufaiicn.

Berlin iiber qonoon, 5. WiarB. =
Ole Eiirfeu be6aupten iid IN anu.
faiien iiegreih aegen Die ghiien. Sic
baben oenielben mebrere Sdloppeu
beige6radt uno iino tiei ms s5nnere
aolltaiiens borge0runeen trot0enl
iie rltiiiihen geridten 3ufolge noe.
nigitens 0rcimaI m66entli6 Der.
nidteno geihlagen" ner0en. (Gin
neiterer 8elneis fiir Die SaItloiig.
felt outtIider 8eridte aus Rub.
lono)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
9elgiife geamte febren 3nr glr6eit
snriif.

glmitcrOam, 5. UlGr3. = Giue
griificler 9epeidc 6eiast, Oaf ale
friiberen 9iegiernugsbeamten i'm
Bot. nn6 Sclegrap6enueien iOipie
andre friibere 9ieoierangs6enmte bic
glr6eit luieOer anfgcuummen Ba6en,
naHOem iie Gin 9Dfument inter.
idrie6en batten, OaF iie iidj aller
feinOicligen gLftc gegen 9entidlanO
entbalteu luerbcn. 5eOcm 9epartes
meHt itebt Elm beutifer geamter
Dor, SGmmtlide frau56iiiden nno
6elgiiden 8anfen In 8elsien iteben
inter OentIdler Suntrulle.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
Ter csaI ION !Sor,t.

Moi6ington 5. g}dr5 5-3a @er.
ner BON Sorn in Bolton irt glnfloge.
3uitano pericbt poroet lit, neil er
nuf einem Rerioneu3uge Gnnamit
init iib fiibrte, fat bic Grleoigung
Der 6rage, o6 er pegen ieineS ans
oebliden 9eriud)s, Die Bride iiber
ben ct, Groiie.8IuB in Die 2uft 81
iprengeu, mn Gonooa ouSaelieiert
iperoen iollte, ii6 oer56gert. Son
Der conaoiibeu 3eaieruug iino in
Oieier ge3ip6ang fiir8Ii6 feline mel.
teren @eIud)e qeiteflt ipor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
iSrnnsuie preiit bic 2entiden.

9oris, 5. gtdr3. Ger frau.
80fiid6e So5ialtit Serbs lperbet iid) In
ieinen 9ldtte ga @nerre SocioIe"
gegen Die anti .oeutiaeu S6mdbar.
tifel ieineS 2anosmams Wlaurice
giarres. Our 8ioerleguna Der 2ii.
gen oesielbeu oeroffentIidt er cine
9feibe BON 9riefen BON frau8oiii6en
Solooten Die Oiele 9lftc oeilti4er
@roBnlltb mb 9ar1nbcr8igfeit mel,
ben. @r ihreibt mortltd Die Dellt.
iden ituo ein mtltbiges, e0elmiitbi.
geS tno patriotiiheS gof tno be.
iisen Elm iuilnoerbares Grganiios
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
Die admpfc in g8urOpuleu.
9rei sdlnlmdhflen iiberfnhren.

9lut Dem Bege sur U(nIonsSdlle,
%. uno 2eaoenmortb StraBe, mlr.
Sen beute frii1 orei @}doden un-
ntittel6or Dor Dem S6uIgebdltoe
bon einen &aricab iiberfabren uno
erbeblid berlebt Ole 9}amen Der
&in0er ltno @la0n8 Sfinner, iii
ia0l. 10. StrnBe; Cora 0elaDe, 713
iilol. 10. 5traBe un0 9}innic anee-
ter, col iiiOG. 18. StraBe Die
fleine Stinucr lift BET Dem llnfdG ant
Sdlinmiten oabougetou1nen 0enn
ite batte idDere Guetidungen om
a0rper lmo am &opfe erlitten Cora
9eIoDe muroe an 9opf lm0 0}innie
&neeter am 6uBe berleBt.
0as 8aricob lpur0e bon 50 6.Glti6
gelenft; er erfldrt, ouB Der llufaQ
unberlneioIi1 mar, oa oa8 gluto in
oent 6oben S6nee talal 5u lenfen
mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
NnnIiIdt wlarinfIlltt brrIhnnnhen

Gonbun, D. Wliri 3um eritrn.
male ieit eiutm 1abrhnubert iit bic
tnaIiidlr glarineliiir aaa bsr ctiieut.
lldlIcit ueridunn0rn. Iir Stbruars
fiite mar bereite jnm Drnd uorbe.
reitet, unrOe Oann irhOdl uur iar
ben amtliheu O5ebrandl lnradaeso.
aen. Die rrite gluSsnbc Oieirr lltbrr.
iidt iiber ben GusliidH Sdlifieprr,
tebr er'dieH i'm 5ebrnar 1914.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
@etreiSeuerfanf einneidrdnEt.

Berlin, ). 9lar5. Der Der.
fauf BON 8si5eH- D0sr 9iosgeumebl
1T an 6reitaseH, Gainitasen nno
SOHntagen Uerbuten, oo bic gebor.
Den fcititeatcn, Oah ipnriamr Sans
franen nidjt aae lire gruttarteu pers
brnmdten nuS an Stellc SeiIru eiRen
Mebl l.9ieierbe.SOrrat6 cinlegten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
a.Ine Nnginar ans 1enlIdIIan0 meLr

Berlin, 5. 9iari. 81 alS 6olae
brr uou ben glaiirtru In gnsfdlt ae.
itelltea 8ridllaauabme aller btnt.
idlcu &aareu beginner Die in grr.
mcrhapen lieaenOen amrritaniidlrn
Sdliife Oamit, bic bcreits einaela0e.
men osutidlen Nhter iuirOer nns5nla.
ben uuO brreiten it'd Dor, i'm 9al.
lait nad glmerita 3nriif5HFebreu.
6auptiadllid luerOen Onrd bicien
Sdlritt bic in amerifa 10 nnentbcbr.
lidJeu 5arbeituffe getrofirn, bic be-
reits in grOher ylen8e cingelaOen
iuareu. 4 oOer 3 amerifaniidlt
3ampier Iicseu segcnuartig i'm Sre.
mer @ebiet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
glniiiifle aloltr nnfl 0em @pspprna

9OnOOn, 3. Mdrj. Sine 3epc.
idle ans 3Om melOet BAH bic ruiii.
idc Sdiuarje Meer.5lOttc nadl Sem
gosporns ab9ebalnyft lei, nm Die
1ortififationcu 5u 6eidlicfen. (@G.
ben" mirO lie idjOn in Sdadl Galteu;
bonn Oiciel6e iuieBt oaS gan3e rift
ife WsidIluaoer anf.l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
glmerifaniidles Sen fiir glIiirte.

SouItou Ger, 5. 0tdr3, Sic
Itge SeubGnoler baben nit Ser fran.
3oiiiden imo engliiben gteeierung
fir @eiiIteferungen i'm Be-
troge bon 10000 &onnen abeei6Ioi-
ien, Gic erIte SenOling muB Dor
SUM abgeIanot iperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
Mmlfsfnnh.

sSn ser Office Der omaha Eribilne
cingegongeu fir Die 9riegSnotblei.
oenoen Don
Senrp Siluelrotb, Smoba $t.00.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
0linneIota lc6nt 6rancnitimmredlijjiff ti'lijif

ct. BairI g2tnn, 5, 5eb. Ser
Miuneiotaer Genat lebute geIterll
Nadulittag bic gorIooc, Ole @nt-
ideiOrmg iiber @infii6rung oes
6rauenitimmrehtS Der ofientli6eu
abitimmilng 81 iiberloiien, a6
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05

2eioer batte geitern Der geild
Der sInsiteanng Elm tuenig unter Der
llnglmit oes Metters 81 leioer, bod
bate immerbin nm glben0 Die an.
9efilnolgte 8orfiibrnng Der 8anoeI-
bilber iiber oos groBc gOiioH.sSciler
cine grObe 3ui9aucri4ait on0e.
iogen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
2entIdle ;yarbltOife.

@aibington, 5. Mdr6. - Die STE.
gierung miro oaropf befteben, ooB
5arbitoffe bon 0eutidlonO na6 oen
gereinigten Stoaten eingefhbrt iper.
ben. IS lit ertpieien Doroen, oaB
England ioIhe auf llnlipeaen bon
9etiti6lan0 beaiebt, uno 2lnerifa
miro ni6t eeItatten, oub es in 0ieier
8iniidt beeintradtiat piro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
@riedliidler Slronrat6.

Garis, 5. Wtara. Giner 0e.
peide auS gltben 5ufol9e 1T ollf beil.
te (6reitag) elm 8tpeiter aronratb
einberiifen iporoen. (Dos III cine
5ibung bes @eiamultminilteriltms
unter Dem 8oriib oeS aonigS.) syn
oieier 5ibung miro Der alrs Der
griediiden Reeierung in 0ieiem
QrieQe feTtdeiebt ner0ef (2l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05

itau faahboetfn 0uuflaefi hal
bic 6abtl Hbef hfn HtrmeIfduat an.
lnlrelfn tllm btn aeelom nm
ghiib eiuiuIi9beu mfl6tn lfdnsaN.
foe Waiter lllms 6ab mtbfrre
1etiiide ll.eoote befirutt iiu0)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
General hOn Csltorff aefallen.
nabren nidIt iiber ben slanal.

y Berlin . lir8. (Siinfenberidyt.) J
gIns 9lotteroam miro gemelbet,
baB iidj eil IbeiI Oer neilen britt.
IAeu 2ruppeU aus Jllrdt Dor Oeut.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23

miters. nevertheless. SD far al out
ward appearances 20. Windsor has
already settled back into normal.
The excited gossip that was 80 mark
ed Monday has abated and everyone
Is taking the recent happening as a
matter Of the past. II Is now re-
nembered that n report was current
last week TO the effect that the Wind
ror factories. especially those engag-
cd In the manufacture OF war sup
plies. had asked for guards. This
fact In now taken as evidence that
the factory managers had been warn
cd. Indeed. there is intimation that
several who are remaining discreetly
silent. might throw considerable
light on the situation did they feel
At liberty To do 80.
While II IL not likely that Wind
sor will take, OF more warlike ap.
pearance because Of the affairs OF
early Monday. nevertheless, guards
under cover will be more plentiful
nnd watchful. IL Is now believed
that the city and Its Industries are
fully though not spectacularly guard
ed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23

and The other carrying bundle.
wrapped In paper. These men were
Walking back and forth before the
armory. studying Il from every an
Sc Young Williams approached
them. asked their business and sus-
rested that Il would be well II they
would move on out Of the neighbor-
hood. The two men did. az suggest.
cd and disappeared around the cor
psr on Ouellettc-ave. lie believes
they thon walked around Jack of the
armory. hiding their movements as
much ~ possible by various build.
.nss. until they deposited the dyna'
mite.
Williams says he approached near
enough Ia the two men 10 see them
we'll. One was a tall man dressed In
light trousers and dark coat. The
ether was considerably shorter and
bad on the greasy overalls Of a M
chanic The taller Of the two men
had q scar on one cheek. Just under
the cheek bone. shaped somewhat
like horseshoe. Williams says the
shorter Of the two addressed the
ether in a language he did not un.
derstand. He In not positive that II
vas German the man used. Besides
seeing the two men well. Williams
also had a good look at the suitcase
one OF them carried. and he Is posi-.
tive that II was the one found back
OF the armory.
williams was to have been sent
forward. Tuesday. with the other re-
cruits that left for the concentration
camp In London. However. the mill
tary authorities believe he Is q val
uable witness and he Is being held
In Windsor. williams parents arc
both aead. but he has several cous-
ms and other relatives living. some
of whom reside in Michigan. he re-
Gently visited his Michigan relatives
and then came back to Windsor TO
enlist He IL a bright young man,
md says he believes II Is his duty TO
respond to his country's call
While there are strenuous efforts
afoot to unravel the mystery that
surrounds the attempt Of the dyna.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23

at the very last moment. as II Is
not necessary to Ale notice with the
city clerk.
II will not be necessary. In the
primary election. TO put cross on
the ticket. The presence OF r
sticker. or a name written on the
ballot, makes the ballot good for
that. name. without q cross before
IL.
II will be up TO the precinct cleo
ton boards to make their own rules
regarding accuracy. but Deputy
City Clerk Ingalls, thinks that the
boards will be lenient. and will not
throw out a vote because a name Is
misspelled. or because the initials
are incorrect. The intention OF the
voter will be taken into considera-
ton.
Those who are not already regis
tered will be allowed to register on
primary day.
Fred W. Smith. secretary OF the
civil service commission and for
mer police commissioner. quietly
announced his candidacy. Tuesday
by spreading his cards broadcast.
Smiths entrance, into the race Is
said to have been caused by o de-
sire 20 beat Justice Jeffries. There
has been bad blood between Smith
ana Jeffries ever since the famous
Annie Smith punch-bowl incident OF
about seven. years ago. II was JUS
tioe Jeffries who held the grand
jury inquiry into police department
activities, which resulted In the Is
sue OF warrants on q conspiracy
charge against Smith. who was then
commissioner. Capt Frank Newber-
ry and Frank B. Hibbler. Smith
was discharged by Justice Ste
after a hearing In police court, In
which ii was denied that he had
received gifts from "Delray Annie"
who kept notorious resort In the
Eighteenth ward. In exchange for
police protection. He has never for
given Justice Jenries for dragging
him into tho scandal which kept his
political ambitions dormant for
many years.
II II expected that the supreme
court will give decision In Sen
ator Murtha's case. either Wednes.
dow ~ ThrvadaV The Cosa Wa
scheduled for argument. Tuesday. A
nrmner or candidates.. II Il said,
hinge Gu the courts rcfusal Of the
senator's request for a mandamus
compelling the city clerk to recog-
rize his candidacy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23
Describes Two Men
Who Lurked Near
Windsor Arm0ry
CONVERSED IN
FOREIGN TONGUE
Satchel Containing
Dynamite Identified
as One They Carried

Thomas Williams. . recruit from
Brantford. Ont. now attached 10 the
Windsor party of recruits. appears
20 be the only person. so far. who Ia
able TO give any tangible information
concerning the attempted dynamit.
ing Of the armory. coincident with
tho blowing up Of the Peabody plant
In walkerviile. early Monday Ic-n.
Ing.
Williams believes he saw the man
who planted the suitcase back OF
the armory containing the dynamite.
He had been told To report at the
armory and Was returning rather
lrte on sunday night. As he neared
tho building he saw two men. the
nne carrying a suitcase. identified an
the one that contained the dynamite.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23
Former Police Commits
siOner SHES Hat Into
the Ring
ANXIOUS TO BEAT
JUSTICE JEFFRIES
Bad Blood Between
Pair Since Punch
Bowl Scandal
FOR RgcoaoER.

Robert NJ. Toms {RD.
William =. coanolly (O.).
FOR ASSOCIATE RECORDER.
Fred ". Sr,i;h tH.).
Clarence c. HI, (R.).
Proctor X. Owens (H.).
Edward j. Jeffries co..
Jamee Murtha 3D.. II the sv-
rreme court will let him.
This Is the lineup in the pri.
maries which will be held June %.
as IL appeared Tuesday noon To
the list may be added the name OF
Police Justice Stein. who sa!d,
Tuesday. that he Is still undecided
whether he will rur for the Ecpub.
Iican nomination TOR recorder. At
torney Edward y. Devine may also
run for the Republican nomination
for associate recorder. but he has
TO, made mp his mind definitely.
Joseph A. Moynihan is in the same
position.
Justice of the Peace DeGaw an.
nounced. Tuesday. that he would
net enter the race.
My friends have been trying to
push me In. but I've decided 10 stay
out" he said. II don't like the
criminal end Of law well enough"
Jisiicc Of the Peace Richter also
announced that he would not be a
candidate.
This Is my first term here. and
III finish g." No said.
Candidates may get into the rae"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23

Merchants in China often leave
their places Of business unguarded
for moro than half an hour. II Gus
toners arrive in the meantime they
find the prices OF goods plainly
marked. select what they want, and
leave the money.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23
Children UxY
FOR FlE1 vHER'S
Q a STo RI a

Printing. the piais neat k1nA-that
n rikht--rtmes Job Dcpt.-Masn <S3o.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21

ported to be in the ranks along the
DardaneIles.
Jack Munroe, the heavyweight
fighter, who once met Jim Jeffries,
lost a hand in battle. Bombardier
Wells, former heavyweight champion
of England, is in the thick of the
fight.
Frank P. SIaVin, who fought in the
bare knuckle days, has enlisted.
Twenty-three years ago he fought
a historic battle in London with Peter
Maher.
Among the auto racers and aVi-
ators in the war are Rene Thomas,
who was a winner on the Indianap-
oils speedway; Jean Porporato, who
raced in several big events in this
country, and Jules Vedrines, aero
star.
War broke up the famous Victoria
hockey team, champions of the On
tario Hockey assn. Capt. Jack
Gooch received a commission in the
Canadian field artillery and Hugh
Arid, star wing, joined the naval fly
ing vorps.
Billy O'Hara, former outfieIder of
the New York Giants and st. Louis
Cardinals, is the only ball player
known to have enlisted. He quit the
Montreal club to join the naval fly
ing corps.
-O-O-
Mn~AFL
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY NAMED IN
DRAM SHOP SUIT

DhHW 0F1OF SUI
The University of Chicago as
owner of saloon property was named
in court action under the dram shop
law yesterday. Mrs. Eleanor Win
chel says her husband was ruined v
drink procured in the Grand bar, Ia
coma bldg, Madison and LaSaIle SITS.
According to Mrs. Winchell's
claims, this building is owned by the
university and therefore, as landlord,
the school is liable under the dram
shop act.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21

A large fresh water "hoIe" in the
sea has been discovered near Long
Beach, Cal, and it is said fairly to
swarm with fish. A line with 800
baited hooks was let down and so
many fish bit that the good-sized
steamer on which the fishermen were
was firmly anchored to the spot for
hours.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21
OUTCOME OF KESNER TRIAL
WILL BE INTERESTING

Asst States Atty Henry Berger
left for Springfield Monday to try the
case against Jacob Kesner, million
aire property owner, in the supreme
court. Kesner failed to file a sched-
ule and States Atty Hoyne filed suit
under the law of 1898, which provides
a fine of $500 for this violation.
If the supreme court hands down a
favorable decision Hoyne will file
suits against hundreds of taxdodgers.
Berger is opposing some of the clev-
crest legal brains in the state because
of this. He predicts victory.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21
JEWISH WOMEN ORGANIZE

A committee of Jewish women
have organized under the auspices of
the Public Aid Conference to sub
scribe and collect funds to aid Jew
ish war sufferers. The committee
asks women who are interested to
call up Mrs F. Bold, 1148 S. Troy, at
Kedzie 500, or Mrs. T. Backall, 1116
S. California av, Kedzie 1912.