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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03
Sie Continental Zines

Die IN Berlin sritxiu.nbs .Gontii
n.ntal Times riibmi iif. bas sinsn:
in engliiter Sprahe In europa er'
itsinnnbe gio!t gu isin. bos iid nidi
iiir6tsi. bic Nabrbtit au fosen. SbI
Gopf irGgt ben llnteriitel: u Journal
for gmericans in europe. 81. III na'
tirlid Der .ngIii9en 3tniur Elm 9orE
i'm 9luss, oa iis iboH nundes Der BEN
eneliIten publi.um unb Der uaf eng
lii6e 9eri4teritatiuns ansstpieientn
Welt oorentbaIienen Gehimniiie auf'
a.o.dt bat. Die Continental Simss
frat i'm Sabre 1893 Ing asbsn. sic
mar su j.ner 3eit Elm Wphtnblaii
uno ausfdlisbli9 ben 5ntsr.fen Der
englii5 ipredenben 9eisui4aft sss
ipibmet. Sis bra9ie bas iiblite Sidbt'
seTprdd, ben alatib Der aoionis. prl'
bat. Ra6ridten iiber aniommenOs
uno abreiienbt 4meritaner. 9erihis
iibsr aon3erte, 9efslli9dft.n, 9beaisr.
DobItbGiisisits 9erdnitoItuneen uno
gmpiGHse. Sn Der 9bai mar bic Gons
tin,ntGl Simss alles anbsrs e5er a!s
continental. Sic bate einen en!.
iGi,benen airhtburm3aratisr, mas
aasemeins ausipdrtiss Snisrefsn Be-
trifii, ober fas.n mir, bos iibIide
@sprGs. b.s folOniaf gnJeisers in
quslanbe. Damn lam eds Grbbeber.
bas bi. Naiioner srI4iitteris. Die
Continental simes mari bas RoIiiiIa
Der WItbam. ab unb lssie Uniform
an. lpenn aud cine ntuirdls. sic mo-
biliIirt, ibr. idlpottn 2rGfte uHb sr'
i5itn Guf ben Sirabsu g.rlins ais
cine pirtlits 3situns fur gmerisds
ntr. sic bsftanb aus einsm eiH5issit
gloii nit ben lsstsn DepefdxH uno
sntifeibunsen. bic bamaIs in Der
6dii in Elm oft fsbIerbaftes GusIiff
iiberisbt unb ebenfo baiiig sebrudt
fpurben. Sic fpurbs fir 20 pf. q
G.nis) psriauFt unb sifrig Don ben
Maiim Der ameriianer aufsesriffsH,
bic in Idnssn Rtibsn DOT ben Bureaus
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Inter ben
ginben unb Dor Der dmeriianiI8en
gOtitait ftaHben. Die Continental
Times bur&brd6 bic iOrgfGltis seesH
Oeutids Ra4rihtsn aufseri4tsien
Sdran.sn. J9 bate in GnsIanD
,ein. Rummer Der Continental 7tmes
sefekn, absr iaum Idnbeie id in Rot.
tsrbam, als ih ibre ilsine dmsritonis
ite Jlogse neben Der asipi4iieen
Times" unb bcm .0dilp 5elssrapb'
fdb. B1s Blutt unb bic babinisrF:s
benb. perf0nlidteit intersfiirtsn mid.
Der Seroussebtr sei4uete Gbas. Wbite
= cine siemIiA eebsimnibpoIe Gbsiir.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03

Di. Rem Yorter Sun" si.bt
ben profefOr Weper, ben 6etanntsn
tsltii9eu Jorider, bur6 bic Sshel lpe.
gen feiner gemertung, oab Der prGii=
bent in isinsm 9erbalten aea.n
Seuti6lanb ntdt bic DFfentlidy Mei=
nuns oieies 2anbes binter ii6 bat.
,Srifd unO frsi bebauptst bic Sun"
oab oas Ge9entbeil Der Sall fei unb
Sab Die Seuti6en bic 9dbe hefdben,
aaes faIid gu Deriteben. Demna6 mub
bic Sun" Der anii9t Yein, baB bic
8aumpoapflan5sr, bic pom Ruin be-
brobt limb, ben prafbenten, Der bieTen
Ruin oeranlabt, aIs ibren GrI0f.r
preiien; odB Die Sarmer, bic ibre gros
butte nur oOrtbin I9iden biirisn, mo
England es erlaubt. ben Yrdiiosntsn
ais natiOnaleu SsIb fsiern; hab bic
SSmportsure, bsnen oas 9ei6Gft bur6
Gnalanbs Wiqtiir osrborben ipirb ben
prGiioentsn bafiir loben. Sbatiobe 1T,
oaB Der aan5e Siiben unb Der Qanae
@eitsn bic politit bes prdiibentsn
aufs Gnti6isoenite mibbiGiat, oab
felbit i'm Often. auRerbalb Wdq
Street. oieis politit teine 3uitimmung
finbet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03
Simmer gei6dftsmanm.

u. Gdidt na4 rsiuItatIOs perlaufs'
ner telepboniiher unterrsbung, Darle'
ben betrsffenb, einen Sungen 3u 9. mil
einem 3ettel, auf Dem bic 5rass itebt);
~&ann i9 beitimmt barauf rednen,
9. (ein pdpierbdnbler eibt ben Set
tsl auriid nit Der Bemsrtuns): Die.
fss papisr sisnet ii4 DOraiisIi4 aum
.barauf re9nen". Sd babe noh einer
sr0beren poften oaDDu Dorrdtbig ben
i4 febr prsistpert9 abssbs."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03
9as ,blutcnOe" Selsien.

llniers probritiids qrsHs bemiibt
iih iebt ipieoer einmal, WlitgefiibI fir
geIsien gu ertpetsn. IS bat zen Qns
i6ein, als ioIts Oabur4 eine triegeri-
ic: Stimmunu gegen 9euti6lauo bers
porgebraat perosn, I'm iOIder Weiis
Die Der. Staaten in ben Srisa bineins
0u5iebeH uno ben 9llIiirten, osren Gaae
10 psr5peiflunsspoQ 1T, einen nsuen
8unossgenOfen 5u5ufiibren.
Jn erIter Reibe prangt Der .Ssbeu
papisr", Der rpieoer berpOrgebolt tpiro.
na4Dsm er cine 3eit lang BEL Seits oe=
Iest fporosn mar, tpabri6sinlid, neil
bic 2eier miios seiporben parsn, bic
Sepeisfubrung an3ubDrsu, bar bic
Seuti6sn Elm gorbarsnpolt feisn, bas
peber 9ertrd9e, nod oas g0ltsrrett
aftst. Wtr miifsn in bisfem f5oGs
fpieberboIen, mas mir Sur 3eit gefaat
ba6en, bab Die Rsbensart BON benz
nJesen papier" bon ben gnaldnoern
erbt6tet, gum Wiinbeiten IN osrloaener
Weiie barseiteGt porben lit. Der Qns
gabe 5ufolge ioa Der bsutids !sidss
tansler geiast baben, bab Der 8srtrad,
psI9er GHglanb oerpflidtst, bic Qeus
traIitdt gelgiens gu pabrsn, nidts
mebr als Elm SSssen papisr III. Sas
bat Der Gan5ler ni6t gefagt. us Der
Hanaler burd ben gotidaftsr Gns,
lambs ienes Ganb srfu6te, fid in Dem
ariege neutral gu oerbalten unb ben
0urdmari6 Der 9eutihen Oura Bel,
glen gu ssitattsn, iagte Der gotf6after.
Gnglano isit burd 9ertrag nit Bel
glen ge3ipursen, befen NeutralitGt au
fpabren. Oarauf anlportete Der Sanas
Ter: nOie Observation-Disclosures,
Ourh bic Gnglanb ss3ipungen Fsin frn,
Die ReutraIitdt gelgi.ns 3u Dabren,
limb fir GnglanOs Weiserun9, in Dem
einmarfd Der 0sutihen in 9sIgisn
ieinen ariegserunb 81 srbIiter. niht
beitimmerb. es limb anbsre 9riinbe bas
Fiir maboebenb. Sofustt ss bic Be
I4iiBun9 Der ReutrulitGt 9etaiens Be-
rift, lit Der in Rebs itebenbs @ertrao
fir Gnglanb ni6ts tpeitsr ais Elm
Jssen papier." " g0sptlIiae GntitelIung
bat benz San3lsr bic Borte in ben
Uaunb gelegt, bab ale 9ertrdl: ui6ts
Iueitsr limb. als ein Syeben paoier.
Ser 8lpeite Rdhpeis, in ipeI6sm bic
'robritii6e prsHe, bauptIddlih bic
Rem Yorter ~9imes" ii6 abmii6t. aebt
oabin, bub bic beIaifden giiraer Elm
Re6t batter, iih gegen bic 9eatf6en,
7Is re in jsnes Qaub sinbranqsn, nit
Daffen su psbrsn, oemna6 ale Dor
Jdnes, tpie bic Gri6isbuna Der 9sl9ier
lnb bic 3erTt0runs bon 20tpen Qrous
'ame, barbariIds Sanblunlen Der
OeutI6en paren unb i'm SintlunQe
nit einem Dorgefabtsn Blame itans
,su our6 Standardization" alien
Diperitanb sin5ui6ii6tern.
Den geneis bafir finbet bic Rem
gorter .5imes" in Der gemertuna oes
tan5lers i'm Rsi6stag am 4. 2(uauit
-914, pel6e lautste: rRotb tsunt teip
SsbOt. nnfere Sruppen baben 2urems
'urg beiest uno iiHO pabrI6einli6
DION in 9elsien eingeoruusen. 9as 1T
sgsn bas 9Olterre9t."
Sieie 4euberung bat Der &analer,
Die 3ugeitaHoen peroen mug, qetban,
oeil er 3ur 3eit fpobl ben 9srbd6t
ests, aber nod ni4t ben fpdtsr ers
lHgten 9eipsis befab, baB 8elgien
.ine Reutralitdt bur9 gebeims a6mas
,unsen nit GuslaHO prsi8segebeu
atte.
IN oieie in Der grrssuns aefpro4es
eu Morte tlammerH ii4 bic prObri.l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03
clifton sbeatsr.

SIN Clifton ainO s.lanst bsuie bus
romantif4e G9auipiel rabs SsIano
Of Degeneration sur OoriisIuna. Dir
Trsisag itebt bas srpbt unb fsnfatio.
nsue eiienbabnbrdma .9bs Jusas,.
naut@ auf bau prosraurm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03

Die .RriessbrGuts'. ipie
man bic 4ttien Der Gabriten. bic
&riegsmaterial lieferu, nalnt, baben
eine Spetulation berDorssrufsn. bic
nod bic periobe DOR 1897, als bic
Der. Staaten attientoI paren. In
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03

Die Wanifeite Der 4Qiirtsn
gum Sabrsstag oss Sriegss brina.n
ni6ts als Worts. Sbatia6su. ipslts
cine 9tusii6t auF Sisg 9spdbren, pers
ben ni6t angsfiibrt. Der 9runb ldbt
ii6 lsiht genug oenten. Oos Gin8iae,
mas man berausbDren lam, 1T bic
uebsrssusung, bab ein langes 9rieq
bic oeutI4en Yerbinoetsn aufrsibsn
unb i6lisbli6 ibrs Qieberldge berbeis
fibrsn peroe. Der 8erlauf bes ariss
ess psrleibt ni4t bic minbeite gereds
ttsung gu iolher Nniidt. 0eut'6lano
TT itGrter unb bic QlQiirtsu limb fhpG>
der seporben. Gritsrss bat ridts an
fetner 5inanjtraft singebiiBt unb lam
ou6 ni6ts einbiiber, neil es in isber
Sinii6t undb6Gngig pom HUSBAND 1T.
9abinsessr baben bic aaiirten, Die pie
Gnglarb aQss pom Iuslano ss1ishen
miiiIen, ii6 nit elmer rieiiaeu Shuls
benlait gei4nGbt, bic BON 1aQ gu Gag
mebr anipd6It uub i6on aus btsism
9runbs aGein sinen 3uiammsnbru9 9
Der 4Qiirten ergsben mub. Was bic
militGrii6e Ssite betrifft. lam
9eutI6lann oar ni6t oiinitiger aeiteqt
fein, Da es ben SauptfeinD aus BEN
Wese serdumt bat, Oas 1T Giles 10
offenbar, bab ni9t oeritanbli6 1T, tpie
bic Nadtbaber Der lqiirtsu alien Grs
ites nod an ibrsn Sieg sluuben t6ns
HsH. Das lie Wutb nsunen. baB lie
ben aampf troB Der 4usiidtsloii9teit
fortiesen pOaer, erfdetnt uns nOralis
ite 5eisbsit. Denn lie sinen Sratsn
Gbrlidtsit bsfdbsn unb cine isaisr DON
Dabr.m patriotismus, niirben lie ibs
rsu 96ltern aum JrieDeu ratbsu, bas
nit iie ni6t oOaig aufammenbredsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03

pie oiterreidii6 Ingas
rif de gotI9aft bat ben Wortluut
Der gote usr0ffentIidt, bic ibrs Rss
gieruug segsn bic Daffsnlieferunq
bem prGIiosnten unterbreitet bat. Die
ROte beitreitet niht, oab bic Der. Stauz
ten arieesmaterial liefern tOnnen absr
Iest auf 9runb p0ltsrrehtlider gutos
ritdtsn bar, bab bic WaffsnIisferuna
gu elmer unneutralen Sanblung tpiro,
Deuu lie iolden llmfang annimmt. ipie
sr isbt na65upsiien lit. Nie Der.
Staatsn brau6sn ibre Daffenfabriten
uitt gu f6liebsn aber lie biirfrn aud
ni6t neEe 8affenfabriten ,-cffnen.
I'M ben straightforward unbeqrer3ts
Wengen DON arieesmaterioI gu Iisfern.
Oespegsn piro Elm 4usfuhrOerbot aes
foroert uno aIsid,'sitta auseinanoeresz
ieBt. baB ipItes 9erbOt ni4t Gla eine
unHeutrale 6anolung gegen bic Guiirs
ten auseelest perben tOunte. Der
8rdiibsnt lit i'm ,3psifel, Oh er ois Note
iiberbaupt beantportsn Dirb, iollte es
aber seideben, 10 piro er Qennu ben
enteeeengsieBien Stanbpuntt siHnebs
men uno Elm 9srbot fir unmOqlid err
tGren, neil es eins grobe llnnsutralitdt
bsosutsn ipirbe rMit Dortsn ldbt
ii4 trsffIi8 itrsitsn, nit Dor:sn elm
Spitsm bersiten." Wenn Der prGiie
bent a6sr ii6 Don benz tpabrsr Ssiits
Der RsutralitGt leiteu laiIen unb gana
ipe5isG Die ,Sntersiien Der Gereinias
ten Stauten bsriidii4tigen tuolIte,
piirOs sr Idon langit bas 9er5ot err
Iafen baben.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29
MEXICAN ARMIES
TAKE DAYS REST
EXPECTED THAT BATTLING AT
MATAMORAs WILL BE RE
SUMED TOMORROW.

Brownsville. Texas, March e9.-
There was no fighting at Matamora
this forenoon. There were indications
the battle of Mexican factions would
not be resumed until tomorrow.
War department officials feel the
American forces now at Brownsville.
Texas. are ample to project that town
during the fighting between the Mex
lean factions at Matamoras, across
the Rio Grande.
state department advices say when
the villa forces retired at Matamoras
yesterday afternoon after four hours
of fighting they left 200 dead and 17S
wounded and 500 horses on the field
The Carranza losses We're eight kill
ed and SO wounded.
Saturdays assault was a costly
failure for the Villa forces, as their
losses were officially given as 100
killed and 400 wounded The attack
was a furious charge of 1000 cavalry
firing rifles The Carranza losses were
10 killed and 10 wounded. Concealed
machine guns won several Drliildnt
successes for the Carranza forces IN
the open fight a troop of 25O villa
cavalry, circling five miles south of
Brownsville. approached machine
gun trench hidden beneath brush
They were trottinE past when the ma
chine guns opened fire. The entire
troop was reported killed or wounded.
Dispatches from diplomatists in
Mexico City states it is understood
there that General Obregon with Car
rama forces is returning TO the cap
ital and that the Zapata forces are
about 10 evacuate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29
MEETS POINTS IN
HARVESTER SUIT
GOVERNMENT FILES BRIEF TO
comsAT ARGUMENTS OF THE
INTERNATIONAL.

washia-ton. d. O.. March 29.-The
roverumcut's brier i'm the antitrust
suit TO dissolve the International Har-
vestor company was filed today ia
the supreme court. 10 is largely di-
rccted toward combating arguments
advanced in tile company's brief hled
in support of its appeal after the dis
trict court for Minnesota had order
ed It's dissolution. II makers of har-
vester machinery may unite as here.
saws the government brief. why not
makers OF every other species OF ma
chinery do likewise and why may not
all these lesser combinations be inte-
grated into one supercombination OF
all metal working industries? What
would prevent. indeed. the creation OF
combinations with power 20 control
the market Tor every necessary OF
ufe9
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29
WOMEN WILL SEE
FIGHT IN Havana
JoHNsoE-WiLLARD mATcH TO
RIVAL OPERA As \ SOCIAL
FUNCTION.

Havana. March 29-The task OF
educating Cuba people 10 an under
standing % boxing Is under full head
vay. Boxer are gathering here from
an parts OF the United States and
bouts are scheduled for every night
th.s week. Windows and biiIboards
are allied with cards and posters an
upuncinE fights. Pugilists of all class
es are Ga training here and as they
parade the street. clad IN fannels or
linens. they are followed by crowds OF
boys and men. About the training
camps groups of negro youths spend
an day srarring. many cleverly. Sew
eral Cuban fighters VIII have try-outs
this week Natives of all classes APP
pear greatly Interested and wealtlivr
Cubaus are hesiuuiu- 90 purrhass eN-
pruslvs rtnEside seats Tor the John
son-Nulard aEht ues. Ioaday. Hun
drsds of women are planning % at
tend. making the fight a social ;unc-
tluu riyallnE the opera Severest
training for Johnson and Willard has
been completed and from now on pes
aiii taper or tici- wogs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29
PRESIDENT GUEST
ON FOREIGN SHIP
LUNCHEON roR WILSON ABOARD
ARGENTINE BETTLER
MORENO.

ye-ar4fs. w5. wsrc1 ss-Fr~si-
#--r W SON aas tr~ guess pf honor
sr rg.rFar zisFE 1Y FEr HrErr
0.r. aa lrssst1r. ur Near. ar board
r.r arssIrshr w4reuo. tsts affernoae-
ts Fsr sfr@ 'dF~t.s rasfe. aboard th~
rs-aF sfa r8wer. Scared ffr Moreno
tae es.irr crew OF fte NrErrtlur haf-
sf-s..5 esa~rrd ttr reil- ant De- vas
re.pr1 over side. eEt,r Egard co.
aara1-s cane Co present arHs-- the
band rr ttr artlIrs6p r.afrd "r1~
sssr SaaaEl~l Banner aad ere SO
r~a1 began Grins a eatser % 81 E2ns-
Ltr aaV Vas smooth ard t1~r~ vas
tHslr rcgf'v tn fraasfrrrfus th~
pee dents aartF tFpra che MayEDsvr
Nf ere rrne1eou Nmsassadar Naou
pror1srl ttls toasts Go s perhaps che
nrst umr q prrsitsut of tb~ tuitcd
states kas set fcoF on piece o.
f1rraea sotf waicE. uE- thts battle
ship. springs from the Industrial ca
paeltv and abutF % th's great couu
try. tteuc~ o cout1 not end a more
sai.ab.- or ErasifginE occasion thaI
rha prrs~rt 90 driak TO your personal
1asptggss
The rresidrst respoutcf briefly
Iu.~4ure on tre zood relations % tat
two cogugri~s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29
HENDERSON DIES
AFTER A STROKE

Charleston. 5. C.. March 29.-Dr.
Charles r. Henderson. professor OF
sociology in the University of Chicago,
died here today after a short illness.
Death is said 10 have been due TO q
stroke OF paralysis superinduced b
oyerwo-k as chairman OF Chicago
United Charities. upon which fell the
burden OF caring for the unemployed
last winter He was born in Coving-
ton. Ind. Dec. l.. 1SfS. was graduated
from the University OF Chicago IN
1870. and from the Baptist Union
seminary in 1873 He was
widely known for his work in sociol-
ogy. In 1892 he was a member OF an
arbitration committee Henderson
was largely instrumental in settling
the Detroit. Mich. street car strike
He was at that time pastor of the
Woodward Avenue Baptist church.
Detroit. One OF his books has been
translated into japanese and is now
4 text books in the schools of Japan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29
MISS RAE TANzER
CLEARS OSBORNE
GIRL ASKING $4,000 SAYS ETToR
rEv ts ~oT Mas wro
uocEo -EH.

Ss Yare w1rca 81. = .tizs Ea~
raaz-r vra is s5inz James W oe
ea-Hr ra-urr assistant district aft8r
r-e. fsr $4,000 tar si.rErt bFeaes OF
a-a.e.s- vas HisfaErn fr lrr tfra-
r1Ear Hf Osborne al fsr man a.1
eaael -er eater ere saae 6f oliver
Ueta-~e. are1rflrE t1 Harold Spell
srrz Who announced today De had
aee1 -e5air~t bF tftss TsrzrF as frr
ra.rsr
T.r mistake. sr.~.ga-z raif. was
raTe ta. fg tfisa TaaFer. and stafr
rrI srsH. Err former 'FvFerss verT
rn aar connected FtFH frr FF
-uaenes lterrreati1e further than
e1eHa.f.rE frr eeF srrtilsrE con
fr-reI aisr rrteraf usErtet Attorney
fs-srau selaF set .atrr said Miss
Tanner uarrt ts produced af Mar
r.rs r"er end announce ssr was
H..frEe~ ard tHqF err alone uas rr-
aar..a.. fTr Ifer ,yire Jsm~s ~
Osborne as oliver Osborne. autbor o.
rrr.e letters she charges she received
fser hrr 5trirrT WhefhCr thf znt.
-rrrFr1r.s frVrstjratiou against MisF
rarz-r Wcutt stop there is unknown.
500 Gel rs liberty on 5000 bond On q
charge gt us.ue ta~ maiis GO defraud-
FE Fse a@-r ~ uisfrtet tfiorrrf
Marshall Miss Ta1rer r1oE back etsrg-
fE.ar snr satI recently about Os-
borne rs t-r man urn weoet hc- uu-
Gsr rEr rasEe os oliver osborne. she
srt 1 Ea5err Hr Immunity and
rs.r began tI trlt GF- story
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29
O MORE OF ENGL AS VESSELS ARE SUNK BY GERMAN
Washington. D. C. Marel

Washington. d. C. March
2s.-The last remote hope
that any Of the crew Of sub
marine Pa might be alive
has been abandoned By the
navy department. There
have been no adviees from
Hozolulu since Friday night,
when 10 was reported the boat
was IN so fathons.
Houo.ulE. March 29.-The
submerged F-4 has been To-
Gated 0utside the harbor. 10
vas announced this morning
Parts of ths supeFsiruetuFe
have been brought 90 the sur
face Tugs. with drags, viii
criss- cross IN all directions.
and an attcmpt win be made
10 Hft the submarine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29
TOUTED BoWLERS DO NOT
COME NEAR TO PROMISES

Peoria. III. March e9-Thc crack
oI.esry squad of Chicago failed 20 put
ia their appearance among the high
ten. az was p-edlcico yesterday The
squad did not roll anyway near up 20
form The habit OF missing easy
spares became an epidemic and time
after time they blew. Nick Bruck.
the highly touted roller and winner
% many championships. was not IN
form either. Fisher proved 20 be the
bir scorer for the ChicaEoans. with
SIC. while Metcalf came along with
sSi. The other scores ranged from
5iO 20 5e5 Their best game came
In the second. when they totaied 9SS
pins. The opener got but sos while
the third game gave them soI
Nick Bruck's team. the Bruck's No.
l. lead the first evening shift with
2.S17. which placed them in tenth
place. Three 500 games gave them
the score they got In the opener
they got qOf pins and increased the
second game 20 92i. The third game
saw them al their best. showing over
a ass score II. Walker was the indi-
v!duai high man on the team. with SO.
His arst game netted him 2le pins,
the second sis and the third 213. He
rolled a very even game. never going
radically either way.
The best scores o: the day were
made IN the morning by the sensation
Al Nor. Lindsey and BIZ Hartley
in the doubles. This pair took 1,270
count Both boys shot right up TO the
mark. Lindsey ouidone his partner
by a few points. However. the New
Haven men did not do anything in the
singles Hartley. one OF the stars OF
the squad. registered a SIS game,
while Joe Porto. one OF the best roll
srs in the east did very little better.
getting a eco game.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29
PERSIA DISORDER
DENIED BY TURKS
GRAND VlZtER CONTRADICTS
STORIES OF OUTRAGEs SENT
BROADCAST.

Washington. d. c.. March 2s.-The
Turkish government denies there has
been any disorders in Urumiah. Persia.
Ambassador MoFgenthau. al Con
stantinople, eabled the state depart
ment that the grand vizier had so in
formed him on the strength of 2 re-
port made by the Turkish war Office.
Morgenthau reported further that
instructions that order must be main
tanned had been sent to Ur-liah at his
and that regular Turkish
troops were on the way TO the scene.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29
2 BOMB PLANTERS
PLACED ON TRIAL
LAWYER ~ NEW YORK CASE
QUITS wrtEN HE IS REFUSED
: PosTPONEMEsT

Nsx York. March gs.-Fraak A1aruo
and Carminc Carbouc Wcnt 20 trial
today on a charge % masinE q bomb
and p1aeinz it iu 81 Pstrick's cathe-
G-af March g. Whcu scG Wcrshipcrs
we're in the edificc As result %
failure 90 obtain a postpcucruent. Rob
err Moore % counsel for Aharuo with
drew from che ease. Moore. Whc vas
retained Saturday. said 10 wanted
tiruc 90 study the ease. Attorneys for
tire defense have alleged that the case
axasrst the men ~As . police frame
sP.-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29
SAIL 6 DAYS IN OPEN BOAT
Five Of Crew of Disabled Schooner
Make Trip for Help.

San Francisco. March 29.-Word
was received here yesterday that five
OF the crew of the steam schooner o.
~ Clark. overdue at this port from
Hilo, Hawaii, had arrived at Port San
Luis, Cal, in one OF the ships open
boats and reported that the vessel had
broken a tail shaft and required tow.
The small boat in charge of the
schooner's mate, ]. W. McAllister. put
of last Sunday, and, with the aid of
a sail. made the voyage to Port San
Luis without accident in six days.
The revenue cutter McCulIoch was
instructed to proceed TO the assist
ance of the disabled craft.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29
British Charge Cruel Act
to Crew of Enemy
Submarine.
MANY LIVES ARE LOST
Attacking Boat Said to Have Of
fered No Aid to Those Seen
Struggling in the Sea.

London, March 2e.-The British
steamer FaIaba was sent to the
bottom yesterday on the coast of
Wales. The loss of life was prob
ably heavy.
The Falaba, $50 feet long, with
net tonnage of 5000. was owned
by the Elder line of Liverpool and
was engaged in the African trade.
The FaIaba left Liverpool Satur-
day for the west coast of Africa
with 40 passengers and a crew
of 100 men.
Her officers stated that when
the submarine appeared II whis-
tied thrice as signal for the
steamer to prepare iifeboats. but
before this could be done a tor
pedo struck the ship near the en-
gine room.
Three of the Falsba's iifeboats
were syyamped. Many on the YES
sells were thrown into the sea,
where they struggled while the
submarine circIed about offering,
according to stories of the res
cued, no assistance. A fishing
boat appeared and saved f4o of
the passengers and crew. Captain
Davis of the liner was picked up
dead.