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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-20

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giihts Der 17jabrise eOuis SOuse
geitern isin geben sin.

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oerte Der ObiuIluB gelteru ytafnlit'
tag in Der gerion 6es i7idbrigal
goiliS Sopge, 3i7 Gin SiraBe, iein
ierittdslidIes Opfer. Ger jlnge Wsann
butte lid nit einem Gauleraoen Dem
i6iahrigcu Sames 8gnuc, n 1862
eIart Strube, Der Dor einIder Sclt
6ei einen Strnberibatu.llniaa Elm
Sein eingebiiBt bat, uad) Dem tSllii9
bcoeben ino natoem lie am ,SuBe
Der Salurence Strnpe cine 3eitlnul
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scin es S5opge IN ben Gum, EN- Sao
AZ nebmen. Ter @eoallfe reiite 5nr
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Dergniigt i'm @aiier. pabrno gsnnnc,
Der ncgreiilider @eiie nid,t mitnIa.
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Suitauer ipieIte. Rad eiHer Netlc
fam Soo1e tpieber ans Sanb. bod,
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pl6elid, 1llf bis jett iuierflarte gSeiie
riidlines ins g9aiier mS bate ols
llnpliid. beim sSaIIen nit Sem aopie
geeen ben RanO zines neben Der
9arfe beieitietcn 9ootes 5u itobeiI.
4nit,cinetb beuiIBtlos seipcroeu. per.
ianf er Dor ben augen bes Qauiern-
oeiI, beiien @ebred'en es ibm niht er.
;au6te. ibn 5u Silie 8u tommen, mes.
salb or Iailt lur Silfe it'rie nno od.
ourd, cen @af,ter Senrp States 5iir
Steae brad)te. 1ieienl imo einem clI'
oeren nod bin3ugetommenen ganne
nelang es nlsd, nnt tOeIiger WiinI.
ten nen aorper. Der lid, 3lpilten CEN
Boot unS Der garfe feitgctlemHIt
bate. nit SiIic eines Safcls iii er.
iaiien umo nus 9ano 5u sie5en Gcrt
6eniibten lid, bic 9cioen ben Sanger
wlcocr snm getppktieiu Bu 5ringeu
abcr Ia lbricn oies ritt selatig, be.
uoG5riddigten Tie ole yoIi5ei, pelhe
ben ,sungcn per gatroI.2lutc gto. .
uadl Sen StabtboipitaI bradlte. no
Der RIllnotor aneelpanot lpliroe. aber
anb mldJ oas bereits eitflobene &c.
ben nid)t mebr Silriid6ringen tonnte.
2ie 2eid,e rmirbe oaHn naf Der
Wsprgue gebradH tnlb bort Don Goro.
iIer Soertmeper in ansenibein &c.
noTuncii.
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.glob(id,cr Suo.

6ermdnn 5ilperitsin, 40 Sabre aft,
3Rilbaber Der 5irma SiIDsrItein &c
SimOn, geiiBer Der .Sbsal GlOat aHO
Suit Go.", 523 525 Central Qos.,
itarb geitsrn 9ormittug in ieiusrBob=
nuHg, Ro. 3208 Sarosp glOe., zines
ploBliheu 4ooes. GOroner5o.rtmeper,
Der Don benz mad Dem 1oos Silpers
iteins einsstroffsnsn 2lr3t in Sennts
nib gsieBt purbe, itsats feit, olB Der
2ob infoI.e zines Ser3ie9lsrs einSetre,
ten mar. Der geritorbsne, Der Die
Wittipe unb Jfpei ainbsr bintsrIGbt,
ssbort Dem 5reimdursr Oroen uno
elmer 2lH5abl anoepsr Orsuniidtionen
an
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Der 7ompfer .2ltknia" Der gcnaIo'
ion ainis iol auf hober Gee
in Jlammen itsben.
Bon anbrsy Seits Diro 6sbduptet,
bab ss iia Tim .in.n csutidsn
9ampf.r banosli.
Der aIs grii, in ben Soi,n BON 5a'
liiar einsebrd6t tusrbsH
iollt,.
S6lisblia piro b,bauptet. bab .s iit
um ben ari.diit.u 9ampf.r
.9ttbinai" bano.It.

9aliiar, 81. q, 19. September.
Der 9ampfsr rgtttenia- Der 9cnalba
ION ainis III auf bober Sts in
graHo g,rat6sn. 0ieie Ratriti irai
am SonHtag abenb gu ipdt.r StuHb'
bier eiu. Der Sampfsr .ommt uor
,iHsm britiiteu Safsn. ollsr WGbra
i&inIidisit nab aus Glasgop. uno
beiino.t iih ouf Der frabri Ha6 WoH'
irsdl oosr Quebec. Ulan slau6t bier.
Sab iit nur isbr tpeuiSe gaIiagisrt
an 8orb bss Gampfrs b.finbsn.
2aut elmer ipaisr.H 9epe6e on
bas Warinehepartment 1T Der 9ams
pier aufssesbsn pOroeH. Oa anfdnsa
Ii6 ssm,lbst iporbsn mar. oab li6 Der
9ampf.r .5uscania" Der andor 2i'
nj. in Der Ndhe b.fanb, nimmt man
an, bab .r Die an 8orb Der .atbs'
mia" befinbIi4en perionsH iiberHoms
men bat.
Die erf. Ra6ri6t iiber ben gluss
brub bss isusrs al gOro Der .4tbe.
mia" iraf bier tur5 Dor Wittsrnu9t
per Sun,.nbepef& an oas Warinebss
partsm,ni Elm unb .s bisb in Der
9sp.ids. bab sas Gsusr i'm YOrber'
,aitsl bss 9ampfsrs ausa.brcten uHO
bic Manni6dit aub.r StnnO. fsi. ben
SlGmmen giHhaIi gu ssbist.u. es
rDurom iofort ROtbiisnaI. ausgesss
ben unS Der pon Glasgow nah ReD
gOrt uni.rpess bsfiHoIid, Graats
bampf.r .2uscGnia- meloe.s ii4.
Die aunss. tab Der Ddnpfsr aufs
ssg.b.n tpprbsu iuOrb.u. lam bur4
zine 5un,,nStpeffe ilber Cape Race.
N,niss Ninui,n fpdtsr srbislt oas
Wariueoepdriement eIre Deiiere Tt'
psits. in rpslter IS bi.b. bab bic
.glib.nia" ssiOrtirt Don Der .1useas
MIA" nd6 Salifar nut.upess isi
Wsan olaubi isbO4. bab bic iiber Cape
Rae. .insstrofftue 0epef&e bic Issts
Ra6ri6t mar un6 oas Saiff iOmit
f,irsm S6idial iiberlaiisn tpornen III.
Die .qlibenia" 1T siH 0amPfer Don
BON 1868 RssiitrirtoHmn unS tpurbe
i'm Sabre 1904 srbaut.
W ofitreaI !. 19. Sspt.mber. y
Der I'M 2ltlantiiasn GJean in Jlams
men ftebenbe Dampfsr III ni4t Der
pdiiagisrbampfer .4ittHia', ipie
Don gipbert Rsforb e. Co., ben bieiis
gen glsenisn Der DonaIbipu 9inis
psrfibert purbe. Die iirma bat bic
Radribt erbdltsn. bab es iid I'm bic
,glibdniasA, Gin ebemals beuiifes
Shiff bdnbeli. bas ais priie na4
SulifaT sinssbra&s ipsrosu ioIIit.
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perional. .Noti3en.

Sm boben alter pOn 80 Sabrsn bat
seftern elmer Der Gltsit.n piouisre Don
GoDinston, Ssrr Sobn Ssiie :
mann. Der b.iuunts ebsmaligs 5as
baigbGnbler. bic glusen gum enisen
G6lummsr gsidIoiisn. CT itarb in Der
Reiibtn, itinss QeFfsn. 9errn J obn
Z. Seilemann. an Der 9tehpooD
Qlpenu. tn Tori Waiihel, unb bic Be
erbiguna ipfrb an Disnitas Ra4nit.
tag pom SisrbsbauTe aus isasifinSsH.
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llniere latsiuiide Shweiter u"
&ou Gr. Otto gremer,
9rcitiIcr on Der llniOcriItat 3alt

60 bat 6ranfreif5 arie8sminiiter
,ta!ieu 9cnannt, ino 4oincnre Dat
pom Den beioei 1dqpeiternotionelt"
neiprrdsn. ,Sdapeittru, neil IN
5rantreib mlo in lStalien rumauiitS
,Sprod)en geiprod)cn IDeroel Mud
4ortilal, Spnnien nO Rumdnien
iiu0 cbenio itpDeiterIib perIUanot. SSn
pcr Ibat lit in oieien fiuf 2anoerh
her 8Ialt6e elmer pOItlit)en 8enteln'
inait lueit uerbreitet, lno Die Eolltlt
hat rt SIcieS Observation-Disclosures.
3Is5" 6emldtigt.
lluo bod tam bon elmer latelRl.
idpu 9oIfsGenteinit)ait in ocnrSnmt.
ufe man et1pu ben elmer germInl.
iden iprehelt bari, idJletteroings
.elne Reoe icin. Ter Wteuidcnid)IcJ
1T in Stulicn, Denisitens IN Wlittel.
uuo Siloitnlien. olrd)aus EN- moerer
uls in 6ranfreidl, uuo Elm orItter
lupA5 berridt IN 4ortuguI uno
SplEieH, EN- uierter III RundnIcr.
llno iuie ioute es oern aiIbers iein?
3u teincr 3eit bat es ein IateIntlhes
Goliethim gegebeil, c5 iei ocnn onB
man oarlHter 81 Htitte!italeliide W.
uo.fermtg oeriteben plIl. Ins r0uli.
jde Saiierreib BAT oie oeritHeocn'
rrtIgiten gtatiouen umiGBt, lno oieie
gabea ibre 8oIfsipratJe altigegebeH,
nm Ole routiide, Die Iateiniide, D. !.
oie 6er StaSt Ron1 Der @uuoidldit
&atimn, anjumetmeH. 4enn bellte III
Sliia5on bis sur 9onaunilnoinJ
nit Ter llnterbrehuug ourh gos.
lucn. Scrbtenl Romanlih Soteinllb
geiprl den miro, 10 ipiegeit eleier
Spraubcitann Oie e1elnIigc 9u5oeD-
ilung 0cs r0nHiben aaiierreides im
gliicrtbum pioer.
slerr bat al,b Rom bie Sprade Der
lnteruorieneu @oIteriduiten 81 ro-
mmuiiercn permod,t; Die Wlerid)en
nat cS nid)t romaniiirt; olc imS oIc'
ielben getficben ipie por ibrcr llnter'
mcriung, Die Scorer auf Ger gprc.
nden.oalbinieI. Ole Iacier OIL Ser un'
tcrcn Conan unO ebenio Die 9eWcb'
.lcr IrurlfreidS uno SStaliens,
TrGnfrei6 mar im 9Ilter,brn Be-
mclnt BON oerr eititmaIs madltigen
9;pI.sItanlm Der aeItcll, lme feltiIdH
eigcnart, pie lie ms Gdidr 70 trefl'
lid itiloert, bcrridt teute Wie in
IN 5rnnfreit,; oirie gi8en'
art bat Die ongcuonmene Iatelnilte
Sprate niht peggrrpiift. Die
iSrcnscien Ser Gcaeinpart iino Ole
e5ten Radtommsn Der GItsn Selten,
ME bieie mablos eiteI, ehrset5ig,
rubmr.oiu. Isidi betuesIih. Oabei ri!
tsrli6, 6ilSunssfdhis, tapfer uno ett
triessriffes, obtr pplitiit unrubi9e5
Bolt. Wsnn bic 6ruu5OIsn aud tsins
einbsitli6e &uiie iinb - i'm ylOrbsn
asrmaniiter GinihIaa, i'm Siiben etre
theils iberiits. ibsils IisariIdN llrbss
=, 10 babsr bic SeIteu Der
SepDlieruue bob sineH eiHkitliteu
Stempel dufgeoriidt.
@on, anbers Stalisn. Der Siios
iiaIisnsr III BON bem RorbituIierer 10
erunopsri9ieDsn, bob BON sinsm elm
bsitIi9en @OItstbum, BON elmer Ratts
ou I'M Grnit taum bic Rsbe ieiu lam.
unb Sarau III ni4t etpa oSsr bod Hur
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allies bereit
Siir Die aarHepnl.gSOdIe Der Gonrt
Strnie @clinrc 9liiOtiation.

Die Court Sirabs Nelfar. g(focid.
iion bislt geit.rn Rahmittdg eiae gsrs
iammIurg ab. in ipsldsr bic 2lyrondss
ments fir bic am WOriag. oen 27. b.
Ul., beginnenbe Gdrnspal Dccte per
DoIIitdnoigt puroen. Gntldaq Der
Court StraBs ioipobl, ipie Gun an Der
angrer5euosH 9ine urb Dalnut Ctr.
iit bereits nit Der Dstorirung bsaons
nen poroeu, ebsnio baben iid wsbr dls
100 aOn3sfiondre esmsloet, fpelte
tpdbreno Der Wo6e ibrs gertaufsbus
ben often boItsn Ipsrbeu. Ter groBars
tigs Utastsnum5ug piro am S1mstag
abtnb, ben 2. Sttober, itattiiHosu uno
rudbrnb bisiss glhenbs piro uu6 bic
Srpnune Der SdrnepalszEonlQin, bic
burd einsn Populdriidts Sontcit trsirt
tperbsn iOa, itaiiiinben. us sritsr
glreis in bitism Gouieit III cir DID
mant Ring i'm Wsrtbe Don $3.50 uuo
dls 3tpeitsr elm folder i'm Werthe DON
$50 ausgeisbi rpOrbsn. GintrcguugeH
fir ben Gonteit iperoeR Don bsuts ab
bel 9ep. airilano. no. "a Oit Goar:
Strabs, entgssen gtHommsn.
GiHe Der Sauptdttra.tionsn bee
4arnepaIs ipirb 9sOygs Rspnolos Sir
tus bilosn unb auBsrbem iperosr has
r5erris Rab", iotois elm saud]sr. Der
bon tinsr 10 5ub bOben 9sitsr in siH
Safin iprinssn Diro. ni6t petiHas
4uJiebunsstraft ausiiben.
Sdmmiliae 9eitdftsleiite in BEN
gsnannten 0iitritt rpsttetfern nit elm
amber. bic 2Iffdrs gu elmer spoburti3eH
an oeitalteu
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Der niIbe Wt a n II.

&letn Glsten 1T nit ibrem pupd
auf Der goseIpieie .Sieb nal.
@Isfen," iprttt Der pdpu, bort III
bic gube nit oem pilben Utanu;
pilit bu Jpn NAL Ieben9" Sn bems
I.lben 2tuseHbltd perlGbt elm einbetnis
ger ariippeI bic 9ube. @tsben erblidt
ibn unb ipriht, ibren Batter dngitlit
5uriidbuItsnb; .Rein, nein, BON bem
armen Wlonn bat er aud i1ou ein
Stiid Gbsebihsu!"
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g hredenstiub Der.

0ie 5unte (bstm Qb6ieb): .Da>
rum rpeirt ibr Oenn 70 furdtbar, Sin.
ber2"
Der Batter bat seTagt, bubu, jest
lpiirosn mir bid, bububu, bcFfentIt9
lunee, ldnss, bubububu, ni6t tpNoers
iebn, Sdutel"
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Die .IaG5Ioie" sn8lif d :
M2uitt. Nlit oler gla6t perIuht
las muiitaliihe Gnelano bic sesens
tpdrtias Gage aus5uuussn unb ben
britiIben 5ontiiuitIeru bic Steluns
i'm sigenen 2oHoe au ibaffsn, bic ibnen
Gnssbli6 Sutommt, bisber ub.r porents
balten nurbe. Ni6t nur aonbon, au6
bic prooin3sn tusrben mobiI sen'dht.
.Sn 8ouruemOutb bat Der bssaRnte Db
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ipd6renb 8alltnser einige S6rdmmsn
baoontrug. Grl. Sumler puroe in
Der NOt1faas s2lmbulan3 mad ibrer
Wobnung gei6afft.
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eaiHsnaariatex.

Rem Yort. 20. Septembsr. -
gtngst.: ROTTERDAM" 0on ROttsr.
ban.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-06
BANKERS GROUP NO. 6 MEETS.
Listen TO Address by Member Of Fed
eral Reserve Bank.

Listen to Address by Member Of Fed
eral Reserve Bank.
Special to Times-Republican.
Grinnell, May 6.-About 800 bankers
of group No. s OF the Iowa Bankers
Association met in annual meeting here
Wednesday. The visitors were the
guests Of the bankers Of Poweshiek
F. The visitors were received and reg :
jistered at the Diks' club rooms. Late
IN the afternoon program was held
there. the feature Of which was the
address of President J. H. 4. Main. OF
Grinnell College. NJ. b. Hutchinson. OF
'Ottumwa, a member Of the federal re-
serve bank of Chicago. spoke on tho
subject. 1.-The Value OF the Federal Re-
serve Bank to Its Members and Their
Customers" Another member of the
Chicago federal reserve bank present
was E. L. Johnson, OF Waterloo.
S. J. Pooley, Of Grinnell, and I. o.
Hasbrouck, of Ames, were reelected
chairman and secretary respectively.
C. C. st. Clair. president of the First
National Bank, Marshalltown. was
elected chairman Of the executive COM
mittee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-06
,pepended on the Future.


The conversation had turned to the
subject OF fads and fancies. when this
anecdote was recalled by CONGRESSMAN
Robert H. Gittins Of New York:
Some time ago delegate from the
metropolis was motoring thru a coun-
try district when he came to farm
where some men were at work on q
building operation. Stopping at the
farm for water the motorist engaged in
conversation with Uncle Josh.
az see," remarked the former. point
ing to the newpbuilding, that you are
making some Improvements.
l&s"Yaas." was the Indifferent rejoinder
OF Uncle Josh. "a lettie mite that way" ."
"I was looking at the building as
came by . continued the motorist
what do you cali it?s
I "WeIl,'s slowly answered the farmer
;"ie find tenant fer 1t. it's bunga-
low. II don't, it's q barn."-Phila-
ldelphia Telegraph.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-06

London, May 6-The steamer Cathay
from Copenhagen for Chinese ports.
was either mined or torpedoed last
night in the North sea. Her passen-
gers and memb Of her crew. totaling
forty three persons. took to the small
boats and we're landed safely at Rams
gate today.
The Cathay was built in 1908 and was
Of 1856 tons net weight. She was 2s6
feet long and was owned In Copen-
hagen.
TrawIer stratton Sunk.
The trawler Stratton. Of Grimsby,
was sunk inthe North sea yesterday by
gun fire of German submarine. The
crew was taken on board the submar-
ine
After the crew had been taken or.
the seacocks Of the trawler were opened
but this method of sinking the vessel
proved to be too slow. After waiting
for four hours the Germans fired eight
shells into the Stratton. The f1rsher-
men were then ordered to embark In
the smallboats.
British Schooner Sunk.
The schooner Earl Of Latha was
sunk off Kinsale off the Irish coast.
The crew was rescued by trawler.
The submarine fired nine shells at
the schooner before she sank.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-06
COMMODITY VALUES
UNFAIR RATE BASIS
objsetors TO Increased Freight Tariffs
Would Show Liability From Damage
in Transpert 10 Grsatsr Controlling
Faeter in Fixing charsss.

Chicago, May s.Compilation show
ing the value Of differsnt commodities
and the carload freight rates were
presented today IN the western freight
rate advance hearing to. support the
contention Of obJectors to the proposed
advances that the commodities hauled
were not a factor In the determination
Of the charges.
w. NJ. Hopkins, formerly transporta-
ton manager OF the Chicago board of
trade. said:
There is no substantial relations
between commodity values and trans
portation hearings. A carload Of rail-
road fuses valued at 5000. carried for
$50 miles. earns the carrier $3.50; a
carload Of wheat, worth 81. 200. hauled
the same distance. earns $3.50. The
fuses earn about 80 per cent more and
are worth five times MS much"
He said liability from dnmage in
transport was a greater controlling
factor in rates than the value Of the
articles transported. He cited pre-
serves in glass, carrying rate 10 per
cent in advance of those in tin, tho
both commodities were almost equal in
value.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-06
WOULD CAN THE "LovE STUFF
Y, w. C. A. Wants Morally Uplifting
Articles in Papers.

Los Angeles, May 6.-The Young
women's Christian Association Is pre-
pairing for an effort to supplant with
morally uplifting articles the love ana
beauty themes now featured on the
women's pages Of many daily papers,
according to the annual report or the
national board as read this afternoon
by Mrs. Dave Hennen Morris OF New
York at the associations fifth ma
tional convention which began week
| session here today.
Love stuff" Mrs. Morris declared
was detrimental to the character OF
the feminine readers OF newspapers
and unfit for young girls to read.
The present convention marks the
last of the associations biennial ses-
sions. Hereafter the national gather'
| ings will be held every three years.
| Mrs. w. p. Hartford, Of Omaha, Neb.
| was elected president Of the conven.
ton by acclamatton. Mrs. s. v.
Penrose, Of walla Walla. Wash, the re-
firing president. was chosen first vice
president, with Mrs. William A. Moses
| OF Los Angeles, second vice president
Miss Harriet Broad. Of Boston and Mrs
Alya Slye, of Nashville. Tenn. were
elected first and second secretaries re.
spectively.
| Referring to the proposed effort t
reform the woman's page, Mrs. Morris
reading from the report. said that TN
] character from the. report said that tn
character standard commission OF TN
association had made q study o
the type of articles now published
and found surprising dearth OF ma
| terial that had any but an adverse In
huence on character.
"The commission has come int
touch with number Of the popula
women writer's for girls" she added
.:who have cordially responded to tn
suggestion that q series Of articles OF
pertinent character themes be intro
/ duced as a variant from the perrennia
/ articles on love and beauty"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-06
WILL sLAv ANOTHER.

Letter. Writing Murdered Of New York
f, Children Threatens Other Lives. !,
New York, May 6.-The letter.
writing murderer. who killed 5-year-
old Elenore Cohan and 4-year-
old Charlie Murray, has written to the
Murray boys mother. telling her he will
commit smother murder when the pres
fent excitement over her child's death
subsidies. Mrs. Murray, read one par
agraph and collapsed.
The murder of the little boy, who
was killed by knife wounds the night
OF May 3, was preceded by similar
threat In 4 letter to Mrs. Cohan, the
mother Of the little girl, who was killed
March 20.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-06
residents were entertained at dinner
last night by Japanese.
sRITIsH PAPER CRITICAL.

DspIorss Events Which Threaten
China's Dsmsmbsrmsnt.
London. May 6--The Daily News to-
day publishes an editorial on the Chin
,ese situation which resds in part:
1T would not be easy 70 parallel such
demands from one power to another.
In many respects they are more strir,-
gent than those of Austria on Serbia.
which resulted In the European war.
II China had been military ma
tion., she never would have been thus
challenged. She had neither the pow
or nor the will to take such an unrec-
ioncilable course toward her nature.
and 1t Is grotesque that she is respon-
sible for this tragedy.
1T will be, one Of the tragedies Of this
war II one. Of the unoffending nations
whose integrity the Anglo Japanese al
lance has guaranteed is to be despoiled
by one of the signatories Of that alli-
ance."
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u. 8. ACTION NOT VET DUE.
Tender Of Good Offices in Settling Die
putos May Be Made Later.

Tender OF Good Otfteeo IN settling Die.
puts May Bs Made Later.
Washington. May 6.-Onicial dts
patches from Toxic and PelkinE fndi-
cate that while an ultimatum from
Japan to China has been issued, the
step actually had not been taken when
the dispatches were sent.
Secretary Bryan continued today to
refuse to discuss the far-eastern situa-
ton. In other official quarters at was
intimated that tender of good OFFICES
would only follow crisis and that
there was nothing at hand on which
to base such action. :
The United States and Great Britain
have quietly exerted friendly influences
with both China and Japan 70 bring
about an agreement
An appeal by christian Chinese stu.
dents and business men in the United
States for moral support for China
was received today at the White House
and was transmitted to the state de-
partment It was signed by twelve
christian Chinese in New York, Chi-
cago and Philadelphia, and was sd-
dressed as we'll to leading religious
bodies in America: The appeal argues
that public opinion In the United
States alone can help China in her
present situation. ss.s 49,. ~
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SENSATION IN CARMEN TRIAL.
Negro Maid Declares Effort Was
Made 70 Brbe Her.

NOQDO "aU0 OOSt0CVV euosS Vv0O
Made TO 6ribe Her.
Mineola, N. Y, May Cecilia Cole
man. the negro maid. who is the chief
witness for the state in the trial Of
Mrs. Florence .Carman. charged
with the amurder Of Mrs. Louise
d. Bailey, caused q sensation on redi-
rect examination today. by testifying
that negro detective. named George
Hicks. had endeavored to induce her
to change her story and II she did so
Mrs. Carmen would pay her 5000.
Hicks came to Charleston, s. c..
where I spent the winter, and told me
Mrs. Carman would give me $500 If I
changed my story"
Mrs. Carman evidenced much agita-'
ton during her former maids story.
George Tumor. Celia's cousin. and a
name named Flood, were present when
Hicks made the offer, she said. Tumor
this afternoon corroborated the girls
story. The state then rested its case.
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kauH TO 30 Rsinstated.

New York, May 6.-1n penitent
letter written today to President Gil
more Of the Federal League. by Benny
Kauff, the Brooklyn clubs outflelder'
who caused such sensation last week,
when he signed contract with the
New York Nationals. the player asks
for reinstatement. He says in part:
IT am anxious to play baseball again
with the Brooklyn Federals and feel
sorry that I followed advice Of older
men in the game and precipitated the
recent trouble"
II was said Kaun would be rein
stated in time to play Saturday.
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! ,Fiohtinu in Haiti.

Cape Haitien, Haiti. May s. = DR.
Rosalvo Bobo, leader Of the revolu-
tionary movement against President
Guillaume, rode into Cape Haitien to-
day at the head Of strong detach-
ment Of, cavalry The town was oc-
cupied ten days ago by two OF DR.
Bobo's generals. Fighting Is going or
between. the ,6UveIHIIieTit sScces ana
followers Of DR.. Bobo at Limbo and
Grande Riviere. Both OF these towns
have changed hands several times In
the past fortnight.