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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
RESCUE PATIENTS
AT DUNNlNG FIRE
uriI worked without Hitch al Insti.
tuition for fnsane-I Sss II Put
at ss.oso.

Caieazp ut. APRIL i5-Two hun
ered couvaiescent patients tn thc
chicago state hospital for insane weFc
rescued to-day from a Gre which de-
ssrov~d a franc structure used az an
anrex to- tas lussisgti1u at uIuuiuE
IT1- Gre drftt aas wcrE~i Withoat a
hffeE. some % ta~ z.sQ0 other tn
ras~s of the tassltEtioa Werg guarded
Co grrg~lt q rauie o. undue excite
mfrt ia tar maia buiiiinE O few tuu-
drrd feet from tk~ frF- The Toes was
sf 600
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
CARGO OF STEAMER
BOUGHT BY ENGLAND

Washington. D. e.. April i2.-Notih-
cation vas received by the state de-
partmcnt yesterday of the virtual set
Element without prize court proceed
iuEs Of the case of the American
steamer wiIhcimiua. held up at Fal-
mouth. England. while bound FOR Ger
many with o. cargo % fooistuns The
British government has purchased the
cargo and agreed 60 pay All the dam
ages and charges incidental % the
delay of the cargo and prospective
profits.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13

MUSCATTNE FEARS A
DROP IN POPULATION

Wsscsfiae. iowa. ApFft is@rtas
Msscatla~'s popgiasias Wffi make e
peor slowing ia ne ossseat state
eua@ersti5s ts tne fear ss those cor
vsrsast with the fEgfss Weiea have
Been turned Be- 81 the o4es ef ths
eosssy sgdftsr TGs present ergna-
erasieg Eas bess cempisted ana re-
poftsd ja three warGs asd ere susi
tEurss te che FscsafnfsE Ward VII
pfaeseiy BE- received late tats west.
TsSlaE the azgrss ie ths three
~sFts reported as a basis % cateuia-
toas . is feared tsss tks pssseas
sHgmsrsticn VIII show az zpra-srs
ftiiisx oE "a popufsstoa below tes
mara % ter yvers ago. q - declared
tast Better ssowfcx vii have 90
ss ssaGe ia ths one sarG yst 90 rsrort
tsss hss seen turned ia ~ tks stats
sseaasrsters for IRE ether three
~ssts. y ere total ~ 20 pass ere sar-
prisinziy low azsrs % ts0o0. TIE
1905 state census gave ses city a Pop
uistioa % ts6sT whfis sss aafieest
esnsas n 1910 showed sss sepaLasto1
- % fs17s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
SAFETY BATTERY
FOR SUBMARINES
Edison Engineer Announces Equip
mcHt viii Remove Present Seri-
OuS Dangers.

New York, April I8.-ChIef Engineer
Hutchinson of the Edison plant at
Orange. announced a new form OF
storage battery is being made for the
United States submarine Is. under
construction at Portsmouth. y. J.,
which viii do away with the chief
danger now existing in the operation
OF submarines-danger TO the crew Of
chlorine poisoning. Other improve
ments are claimed for the new bat
terry, including lenEthening of a YES
sells uudersea cruising radius TO $50
miles. II also is asserted a sUbma-
rire could remain submerged 100 days
without danger of ssphyxiation of the
crew.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
USE SPY SYSTEM
ON KEY TICKLERS
But Union Grows Despite Efforts oi
Companies 10 Defeat n. says
President.

Cs,e2Eo IL. April l3---President
Konsnkamp OF ne Commercial Teleg-
raphcrs' union. before the federal in
dusrial relations commission today,
explained the secret methods OF build
!ng up the organization in the face OF
opposition from the Western Union
and Postal Telegraph companies.
owing % the spy system OF the
companies our members come In un-
der assumed names hc said we
have the most historic list OF members
YOU cvr heard of-George Washing
ton. Thomas Jefferson. etc"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
TO SWEAR
OPP TO SAVE SUPPLY

H~rtju. Ap-ft ta-tt wzs leaned
fra-a su asthesiSasiFs soares yestsF-
cav tAsf th~ isaperiai government siii
sksrriq Issue decree proaibitinE thr
safe % distilled liquors in saloons.
gia. ere traaiti0ast aFint of German
Voc kinEmsn- ts 90 ~ uaobtainabir an
tu ere War ts eadef. The decree
whieh ts 60 essoree this proposed
sweeping tarasgr~ ts being ~oTEesi
aas SOW The order ts roe % b. a
trmperance measure. however. bat is
r-a6e necesssrY 90 eDassTve thr sup
pfr % aicoho1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
Germans Begin Fresh At
tack for Possession Of
Russian Fortress.
H0WlTZERS ARE USED
Emperor William Personally
Directing Austrian Arm
les on CaTpathian Front.

Laudan. tpru a. on the -hizh-
est cerman Hnthorify- Esuse has
aeaied reports That Csrmany T.
rausidrrine psaev ueeotiatisu,-
frum thi. sourrc comes a state
neat that ths t.erman general
sfaa has made plans for rr~ump-
f.ar af thr offensive with tizor.
Washinstsn. y. g. april ts-= An
udirtft bufistfn frUm Nirunn rr-
eetted az thg AUSTRIAN smba..Y
statrs the Russian offensive On the
tsrpathiaas has been brouzht o.
sfandstiii and that couutsr attacks
had broken the Egs-ian line AZ
s~rsrnf places
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
CoNQUERS LEPRoSY,
PHYSICIANS CLAIM

san Francisco. Cal. April Is
-'icprosy g. curable aud there is little
danger OF contracting the disease, %
said Dr. Adoiph Boehmer. who srriy-
ed from siam. ~Aii house boys I had
during many years In siam were AZ
fIcted with ioprosy and / cured them
all. except those IN too advanced
stages when they came 20 me. The
cure is sure and ieprosy could be
stamped out In this country In a short
time"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
BURIAL OF WILLIAM
MCCORMICK AT ALEDo

Alrto. Aprfi tt.=F 2nrrai services
fsr wUtam s. Nec0rmick. a psoiai-
teeF estizr1 of tf5s city. wsr~ hTit
stss at~rroos ar tbe fIFst PrsssSte-
rfaa eaurra. Rev p a. Moody on
eas-f asf bgrist vas On ere Ai~to
eemeserr. Services sf ere grave w~rc
5a charge of Ai~e8 lodge. N0. 90. a
o. arG = 81
We MrCara5rs died az bis home
here SanGar sftsre0ou aft~r a iinFeF-
frr rfrsss % tsbTrruiosis- tir BEL
survived 81 MS wife. one daushtsr
yfrs. T.. rfetchias % Nioamouth. anf
ore rrarfs8~.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
DAvENPORTER TAKES
LIFE; IS DESPONDENT

Carl Carlson. - years of age. CON-
sniftsd suicide yesterday afternoon
by takluE a spoonful % paris green AZ
bis housc. 1875 Bridge avenue. Day-
export. dyinE several hours later.
Carlson had been employed for a nurn-
Der os years az pattern maker a.
Deere 4 Co. iu Moline. tie vas laid
OF -scsztiy. and - thought 90 have be
come dssponacnt because % his ina
biiity 60 secure work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
DELEGATES SAIL
FOR PEACE MEET
Tsrty From rnitsd >tstss LeaSe 90
Att~ns ws@sa'. Conference at
The naEu.-

Nsw York. Arrfi IA huge peace
<aE seated frUsz ths masthead % The
uolian4- liner Notrc Dane
to,say wAru forty oF more DELEGATES
frsza America Esus on board 70 saii
tor Rostgr,1aru 30 attend the tntcrua-
tfonaf Wocns1's cpafsrrncs a. The
HaEus TIE ssz ~Es a s1o~ ~hii~
psnrar. b~artz< the ~ora Peace
iz Ssas letters Z. ~ss Eivsa ey Mzy-
O. LitcEsl os Aew YORK
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
A. II. Frederick, Elected
Head St. Louis Board,
Is Indicted.
IN STATE OF COLLAPSE
Leader in Business and So
cial Circles Says He viii
Not Take New Office.

So Louis. $40. APRIL nc. - =. H.
FrcdcricE. elected president ot the
board ~ aldermen OF So. Louis iy "a
majority OF 2z01p in republican
landslide Tuesday. was placed under
arrest today az the direction % Circuit
Aftorn~y Harvey as O. result OF "a
grand jury Investigation ~ Frederick 's
real estate transactions. Frederick
loft 81 Louis for Milwaukee election
day. E~ returned here Saturday in O.
state of COLLAPSE. Last night hc issued
statement saying hc expected 20 pay
every dollar % this indebtedness aud
that be- would not serve as president
% the board of aldermen.
Frederick iE charged with making
fraudulent deeds of trust. II is under
stood the transactions aggregate SZo.-
01O. lie has long been prominent in
th~ business and social life % 81.
Louis. was q director % the So Louis
purchase exposition. and formerly vas
president og the National Association
of Real Estate Exchange.
Says lie :, IIeartbrokcn.
4. -. FrcdrElcE last night gave out
the following statement 20 his attor-
ney Henry ~. Eort5ohn. Jr.s
The charges which have been made
AGAINST me have broken me On heart
ard health. afy accounts are In such
condition that DO not know exactly
hoW stand. believe I am able
% pay every dollar that ! owe. and
that have resources enough go that
no one shalI LOSE q cent through me
1t is Impossible for me 20 be OF
any usefulness 10 thc board of alder
men. shall rcsiEn a. the hrat op-
poTtguify.
-tf % is necessary. fn order 90 avoid
technical dimcultirs. I ann willing %
qualify and then O. Immediately re Z
sirn.
IL b. caiy common fairness 10 say .
that uor- o. my poii'ica' associates .
knew anythiuE about mg financial
condition prior 20 thc election I was /
bv the mayor and nssur- /
"a him there vas nothing wrong"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13

HORSE RACING FOR
ARKANSAS BLOCKED

Little Rock. Ark. April t1.-JudFc
Fuik Co thc Pulnski circuit court. de-
MED a petition foF q erif OF mauda-
mus 60 compel thr secretary % state
60 publish az O iaw thc sawyer bill
r-~afing q state racing commission
ana ireaiizins uari-suutuci betting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13

London. April ts-Cerman attack
on Eassia1 forces ia she u0rth near
fa- rrgssfaa frontier was resumed
g-sf-r.tsg and another battle fs ir gso-
gross for Bossesstou oe the Important
Uass.4a fortress 90 Oss0er~tz rsfro-
grad seei-1gfe eialIv states ere irvadrrs
have brought gp Howirz-Fs aef be-
Egs F new hamhartmegf one 1f far
German Siege batteries ts sstt Co have
been damaged 5g Russian guns.
Five .Htrpsudert Nasfr.a1 armies
are operating alrrF che Carpate aa
freef According ra FetroErat far va
ro4s Austrian a=u rs ig tGis cam
paIFn are uuirr the tireefi1a 1f ere
Cermag general stan. Sets ssit also
ffsf Emp~ror WUimm psrsaraI,v ls
sse-rvts .Fr w1rC or ere STATE
ta uat1wtaa heavy hGatsr s ir
rrleress. according to a Bseaaresf
fIssafeh Of two NEstrtaa armarFt
Trains wtiea atvasre4 against ere
t,1ssfsns Yesterday one is sftI tp have
Beer Blows sD and tse ofarr forced t1
wEstrsw after damage
claim frsaeh attacks Espaisss-
Ursaeh attacks yesterday rvrrV-
where were rcputsrt. E~eoF1.rF Co.
Bertha a Freneb aaaale eras~af Eaaf
tso a1mas were taFoNa uBoa tle sts-
zion aHa f3anirv az EruErs ts denied
N.Hr bombs feil tr the sa5urbs ot
rrgEes. FN1 ig GruErs rseif wHhogf
G4E.aE- rsT stafrmrat asserts. Ger
mae troops threw tsrEs sgaatittra ~
bossts iaf1 rapertnEars llatFbro-rs
ana Hosset towns occsptst hV British
traeBs fbrre ts a1 change tr ere
casters rrast Paris says fn Nrrnuae
fa-rr have been mintaE eseratt1rs .
sst bomb grenade tGrow5as betwrea .
eap1ea as trenches GrfHrrn tfesse
aat t.1se'- rrrueF cane on rortaet .
AL several pofsts with wire eetarEiF- .
@rIs .T fs- Oseruar tsfsesrs
rarsisb faenmpuasut Esuabartst I
tFr Fsrarn ministry 9r rarter ts-
slef tsls sFtEemruf Yesterday a .
hs5rl-sFfa wifh FrFneh s~epfsses .
bomaasIsf aa iaportsst rurtfsh re- .
etHGur1E fF fbr osfse5ortooG ~ 4
efsf
Erm1srfa-af 0f GAIA marks srvst- F.
epwea er tesf.ft.-s te a lew ggsrrer. .
Clsa lei is s81faeru raisstia~. rear /.
t1e usvptIsa froater
New italian war Mots-
Rome. EBrl ts=Nn or3sr is p-tst-
rf H fH- Military Journal efrsetieE
s.i sFmy sFe-rs 90 dgu thr metal on .
t5etr aeff5rus art seasbards of
ssor5s. rhfs ts e. ase2ssrs usssrty
adopted ea enc eve 81 war.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
BAY IN PACIFIC is
BASE FOR ALLIES
Warships Have Been Getting Sup
plies of Coal and Provisions
on Lower California.

San Diego Cal. April l3-yerifca-
ton that warships of the allied feet
in the Pacific long have been using
AIagdaIena bay. lower California. as
coal and supplies base. was made here
today oy Captain Sommellera OF the
auxiliary cruiser Ensenada, from
Iagdalena-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
ASK PERMISSION TO
REPAIR GERMAN SHIP

Washington. D. c., april 13-The
German embassy has transmitted 10
the state department a formal request
of Captain ThierfeIdeT OF the Kro1-
prinz Wilhelm for permission to have
the vessel examined to see what re-
pairs are necessary to render her sea
worthy and also permission TO have
repairs made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13

Urbaua. Il-E- %. Wheeler. owner
% the Colonial theatre. rrbana- CON-
fnittsd suicide b. taking stryehnins-
Hs Was 90 years old and Was na-
tive of Kznkakss. lie ieft = note ad-
dressed 20 his father. bot save no
reas0G
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13

Galesburg. Ill-The Belmont couR-
try school. near Stronghurst. was
completely destroyed hy ere. The
pupils marched from the burning
building IN an orderly manner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
AccIdent hills ssO in Janan.

TOXIC. April l3.-An accident in a
coal mine near Shimonosed resulted
in the loss OF a36 lives.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13

Bethlehem Steel Goes to Sl391s.
New York. april Bethlehem
steel sold up to s1391s. in the first
hours trade, gain of 151s points
over yesterdays close.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
AsrRoNoMIcAL EVENTS.

Evening stars Mars. Saturn Morn
lns stars. Venus. Jupiter. Mercury Al
tiebaran (--lddy o. pale roseI sets north
Of west ~ 10 " II
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
THE WEATHER
Forecast Till :. ~. Tomorrow. for
Reek Island. Davenport. Moline
and Vicinity.

Unsettled but generally fair tonight
and wednesday. rising temperature.
Temperature ~ a. N. 3S. High
est yesterday. SO. loves; last night. So.
Velocity Of wind at a. N miles
per hour.
Precipitation none.
Relative humidity a; p. m. so. At :
a. N. 81. az p. m 80.
Stage of water feet. no change in
last "a hours.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
Head Of Church Extension
Society Tells of Horrors
of Revolution.
SAYS FRANCE 0UTD0NE
Rev. T. G. Kelly Asks Bury.
ing of Prejudices and Spir-
it Of Understanding.

Laredo, Texas, April 13.-Mexi-
can soldiers in NeuyO Laredo to-
day declared General Herrera
had caused 20O villa prisoners TO
be executed yesterday after the
villa defeat near HuisachitO. To
Americans who questioned him.
Herrera replied; "The prisoners
have been disposed Of,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-26
Los Hdios P0hTas fusToT
15sequjados EN- Eagle
Pass, TEXAS

EHfrLEr FhS*i. GicN., dIirfrmalIE'r 81.
fl paHr, Frau.l--m I8U@l&&Il 0u-c-
r.T5 tiog j. IJl miI@- Dcnf''s d~ 81
I~nlraIw Gn .o- tl.n. 2'oncurrem "A la l.
-a-~ia parI@IGiai cir @dua@Ia.upr. con
raa..Ao dr. nn ll@sa air AaNjGlDd l-le
., rrJ,ln5 rl esd Ietaa- Na-lr- ii
Do .l,rmripaIr- ctoI"rrlamar9 c@oI."l-
aIn't.:. taHltaGam =.u ~io-a1r.Gbe .&
.H uIa- ,UD.nI &; 10. nli-ns.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-26
las IMSuLTC r. AEiB As

Ero-:fnor que IKE odian ess.s las
0rcaas
0a-5-T,raue algIlra Veg hes 1iie
i-9 $50 w@rccGa urga = c.1a K mo
%ulas Ga jggrE4.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-26
O5P8s DE VENTA Elm La uBRERIA De ICNAC0 E. LoZAN0
IL zn rz an-d&s5z masagra h qua fne A m%a snr5o7 h&gue EeR4e mas sIE' Lea
9sHds ge Gannhan pr eo1=a gzas paEsha Fl nauo zig g@@ rde lie 6Hen

~ s-gr-e-as. u e. T-.u--c EH lie 7El.Eiaa
Er!sslsuz. Lihrr G-ga ie1EITS aos h2es
E-as-lr 81 Ia L-rha I@= a1-s &E@@!%l.@2rs
.~r--~z~re,@ IE Y7-9 4rEn-G r7Dl --. 7-ra1s
az la -f-0Cl4a1r E lz g1~a COD 81 clI16aa.
a.ms-tur .n--.E--h'
---.1 del Crisrart~uGu. E5ci ezra, .Gsia
d. 4arFr.a-n Re- Le les Mel--e- i@'a aT
-a-H7as. a.m.E- e-rG- EIlt45lS q 100
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-26

t-i "- T-nrr:a ZEN aars McaslCmcE;
g5~a en mi nor9E2on p c@H Liza l.eTc
In uuc mn uc4tre ;.miG,a morc cn I'LL
aG.>l-c0 ,etl@@o.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31
Mrs. Matte Cook Dead

Mr.. Matte Cook. wife ot !. 7
Cook, died at her home four miles
from Dcmlne at $50 o'clock Muuday
afternoon. She wa~ Is year, old.
Mr.. Cook had not hcru well for
several week.. but her sudden death
from NalNular heart trouble was not
expected. l'c~idc- her husband. she
l. survived by Young ,on. her
Mother, Mr~. Moore, - sister. Mr..
Frank Springer, and brother ly-
iug in California.
The services were held rmr-da,
morning at II o'cluck. the Rev. T..
{. Morgan preaching the funeral
sermon. The j. A. Mahoucy under
taking establishment had charge of
the arrangements. Burial wa~ in the
local cemetery.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31
EX-GOVERNOR MILLS DIES
AFTER A BRIEF ILLNESS

After - brief illno-, of pneumonia.
rN-Guycruor William j. Mill died at
hi- home IN l.a- Vegas last Friday
uIelr. The death of Judge Mills i,
-addcmng to rll who knew him. for
all Ia acquaintance became hi- per
-nnul iricnd~. lii death +, ser
lnn- loss to the state.
Judge Mill had been active in pol
itIv-, having been the last govern
or of New Mexico under the territor
lal regime and having been a formid
ahlr candidate Tor the United State.
senate before the legislature at the
time that the present senators were
elected. Durin" the past few years.
however. he had practically retired
from polilic- and had lived quietly
al h. home IN l.n- Vegas.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31
SNEAK THIEF ENTERS the
HOME OF CARL r. PEUGH

\ daring thief entered the home ol
Carl PcuYh. Sunday morning about
, o'clock. lie entered u window
IN th" bedr"om "rcupird by Mr.. and
Mr.. lcngh aud carried off Mr.
fcngh's irou4rr>. the porkct> "i
which contained Sl.5O. The bed
room li.hi wu~ left burning account
nt the baby. and the robhcr grabbed
tn trousers H. Mrs. I'euuh awake
and ~crcamed. Tie made his escape
oui the window aud disappeared in
the darkness. leaving his coat han.
IN. "ul l~ide and his shoes nearby, hut
he ~neakcd back before daylight and
recovered hi shoes. Mrs. Peugh
SAY hr was colored. and rs the of
tircr- have III, coat. il Is thought
that be- VIII h. apprehended before
long. This makes The fourth time
Mr. Peuph has been robbed in four
year.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31
HOG RAISING IN M|MDUFS VALLEY
HAS PROVEN VERY SUCCESSFUL


'fhp hog business of the Mimhro
Valley hn> proved 81 successful thi-
year that II hog corporation with u
capital of S2j. 10000 j. being organ
itrd hv local interest to operate ca i
of thee ily. Thi> organization will
ru, IN 200 SowS.
The new company grew ont of the
efforts Of c. c. Hollenbcck and O. f..
BAILEY. who have sold 1000 worth
of fat hogs during the past eighteen
months They started with an cx-
pcndilurc for stock and equipment of
Sl,So0. They now have "n hands
nearly hundred >"wS, 10 gilt, aud
100 >honl~ and other pig. They cN-
prcl their >ow> to produce 800 pg>
during 1916. Most Of the SOW, will
inrrow during February and March.
An IT, pa~o concern takes all their
finished hnr~ NJ Fort Worth prices.
They are ran ou alfalfa until ready
&" finish when they are iaitcnrd un
round milo maize soaked in water.
Twenty five head can be- run un an
.,rr "f alfalfa by di>iding the fields
int" runs.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31
Belief is Expressed That Germans
Yielded Only to Have Ally Garry
on Unlawful Undersea War
ENGLAND TO DRAFT CITIZENS
Allies win in Naval Battle Oh the
City Of DurrazO. SInkinQ two
Austrian Torpedo Boats

Washington, u. e. Ambu~ -ado
l'rniirld 1T Vienna ha- received Al.
lrla' reply tu the second American
note regarding the ~iukiug of ia,
liner Anc"nu. An official uunumc.
mrnl to that effect wa- made by sec.
rrlary "t stat" Lansing yesterday.
London. E.ng.. Although pclru.
grad remains silent. the public j. in
rlrncd ln believe the Russians ar,
undertaking great "ifeu-iv, In Buk
oWina. near the li'~>arabiau border
official Austrian report. tell "f at
tark- by dcn-c masses of Russian
lruop~.
London. Eng, From what incdii-
mite infoiJnalion l. available here
relative tn the cabinct'- action on re
rruitin2. II j. believed the cabinet hu-
decided on u modified form of con
>crptlou: that l.. cun~crlpt'ou for u
considerable number al unmarried
men VIII" failed 30 enlist under the
Derby plan. In some quarter it j.
said the government. after passing Il
bill authorizing ron~criptiou. will give
unmarried men ~ chance to enlist
under the Derby plan before carrym.
ont the run~cupliuu.
Paris. France. Two Austrian tor
pcdu boats have been sunk H. the re-
~ult Of au encounter with fleet of
the entente power, outside of Cat
taro. in the Adrialic sen.
The purpose of the Austrian -mp.
was to bombard Durazzo. Albania.
An allied squadron went to meet
them with the above mentioned Sue
cc-~. IL addition ,hc remainder OF
the Austrian squadron wn- pursued
and compelled Iu flee toward the
Austrian base.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31
MEXICAN ARRESTED TRYING
TO SELL STOLEN HACK SAWS

\ strange Mexican. who gave the
name of X. Salazar. Yesterday morn
ing. offered bargain in hack saws
To \. u. Daniel. the price being 50
much less than the iobbine price,
with all discounts off, that Mr.. Dan
iel telcphoned Morris Nordhnus as l.,
the matter. The saws were missing
irom u ease that had gust been open
ed nj the Norlhau~ stone on Silver
avenue, - the vender of cheap saws
was hailed to the county Jail. The
contents ri the prisoners pockets
Indicated that he had hecn operating
ut Clovis.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31

{. t.. Johnson of Silver CITY wa- m
the city sunday.
u. '. tronin. :. =. telegraph opc
ator, has gon" To- Tu>con. Ariz.. lo
reside.
j. II. Brown of Santa Rita was in
Demnig Monday cnroutc to FL Pa~n.
Tom Denton ot Ration spent Christ
mas with his family in Dcmiug.
J II. Ti>dcll or the Chino Copper
Company was ou the sick E>t while
in Dcming thi~ week.
II. l.. Payne of Columbus spent
the Christmas holidays in Dcmine.
lie rrturucd to- hi home Yesterday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31
AMERICAN LIVE STOCK AssO-
CITATION TO MEET IN e. PAS0

The annual convention of the Am
rriran National Live Stock Assoc
niinn will b. held in II Pa,o Jan
.nary -. ~. aud -. Thi, j. ih.
first time th'- convention has been
held =" far south. aud FL Pa>o eat
tie Interests are preparing an clnb
crate program for the entertainment
Of the visitors during the week ui
ih" convention. II comprises ban.
qnci-. ball-. races in Junrcz. hull
fights in Juarcz. automobile tour,
military tournament ai Fart Bliss,
md an open air barbecue al Young :
karakul sheep ranch ~ Belcn.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31
Hospital Notes

l.. {. Mahanna. school teacher
of Alamo, suffered broken leg near
Mir>,c about o'clock ve~terda,
aiirrn"uu when he fell from hi m"-
tor cycle. lie was brought to In,
local hospital Yesterday evening,
where the hon wa- set after am eN-
ray examination had been made.
Irvine Bmcham. who has been il,
the local hospital for two weeks. l.
critically Iii with fever. His broth
cr arrived in Deming Monday from
Texas L" he near his sick kinsman.
J. +. I.aughlcu aud Mrs. I.aughler
"f Douglas. Ariz., arrived in the city
Wednesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31
Presbyterian Church

The Presbyterian church l. to Dis
continue the combination preaching
aud Ribh study service with the NV
year. for although the results have
been good, yet it l. not cNpedicut
uuuc the plan
Hereafter sabbath school will
commence at ~ q. Ia. aud prcachin-
service will begin 40 %. m.
Next sabbath the Communion a.
the Lords Supper" will immediately
follow u short address. ln the even
mg at : 30 the pastor will preach %
New Year sermon.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31
Masonic Installation

The newly elected officer, of ia,
Denim. Masonic lodge were install
led Monday evening. Most Worthy
Grand Master Amos W. Pollard per
I"rnn. the ceremony The oflicrr~
are; Herbert u Green. ". NJ. Ar
thur ID. Tyler. ;. W; J. \ shepard,
j. W.. \. T. lIolirh. treasurer: Edw
PcnningtoJ, secretary, John &. Wat
son. :. D.. Arthur ". Brock. j. ID. {:
Percy II .Runce, :. :. .;E. l.. Lindsey,
j. $: Herbert u. Green. tyler.