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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-10-19
Ella Long Slabs and Kills Young
HelpTeet, Cuts Uncle Severely
And Drives Knife Into His Own
Breast With Suicidal Intent
CARoUSAL WINDS UP
IN SANGUlNARY MELEE
Homestead Next To Salvation
Army Home Setting For Horri-
Bile Butchcry Following Orgy In
Which Bad Man Runs Amuck
BULLETIN

Ella Long died of his self inflicted
wound this morning in the Queens Hos.
pitai. Sheriff Rose was with him to the
lGHtEand announc ed that Long made no
statement regarding the melee in Manoa
Valley. =.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-10-19
VOLCANO OF lZAlC0
IS IN FULL ERUPTION
lAs.ocl,ted Press by Federal Wlre,ess.

SAN SALVADOR, October 10Th"
vol 'n"n of I2alco is in full eruption
and throwing out much lava. 1t can
not be determined at present whether
there has been any loss Of life. Tn"
>olrmno's eruption follows II series of
earthquakes in Salvador which have
proved fatal to large number Of per
Sons
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-10-19

field in the event of would necessarily have
to be drawn from the ranks of civilians" .,...",
TO carry out the approvedrplan&Aoft the war de-
partment, the average annual appropriation for
the army will have to be largely increased The
secretarys estimates. based on the plan out
lined call for 1882 900 900, increase of $75OOo,-
900 over last years appropriation and practically
double the amount appropriated in any year of the
last ten, with the exception of 1910.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
MI VII INC
FOR NEW UNION
FLAG DAY
PROGRAM of CIartsburg Lodge
Of E.ks VIII Be Rendered
Monday Night.

Celebration OF Flag Day by the 10
cal lodge OF Elks at S o'clock Monday
night in the ledge room VIII be
affairas provided for.by the
grand lodge OF the order The OBJ
servance VIII be attended by mem
bers of the order only. although here
after. it is expected. the ce1ebratfon
viii be of public character The fun
membership Of the lodge is expected
to attend and all visiting Elks are
mos. cordially invited The program
will be as follows.
Introductory Exercises
Exalted Ruler and officers
Invocation w. T. Byrd. Chaplain
History Of the Flag. H a He1nze
Star Spangled Banner
.EIks Quartet
Exalted Ruler and ehcerS
Aud Lang Syne.E- $1,000 s.....s.,-
.oncers and Members
Elks' Tribute to Flag IS: +: Bentley
pixie .Elks' Quartet
Address on Service
America" .A1l present.
Closing. -.-- Exalted hu1e1
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
MINERS ON TRIAL
Charged with Carrying Seven
Gallons of Whiskey to
Others.

A1fonzo OdochowiskLnd B0tamin
Brebick, coal miners. of Mount Clare,
were taken from the county jail late
Saturday afternoon and placed On
trial in Magistrate W. E. Starcher's
court on charge Of violating the
prohibition law by importing whis-
key for others
The men were arrested Friday
evening at Mount Clare by Constable
Writ Stout just;as they arrived there
on railroad train carrying seven
gallons OF whisky in two suit cases
The whisky was seized by the Off
Ger and taken to the county jail
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
TWO YEARS
In the Penitentiary for a Man
Who Confesses to an En-
bezzIement Charge.

Leo q. Snodgrass confessed In the
criminal court Saturday morning TO
the embezzlement OF money from the
Wells Fargo Express Company, while
in its employ at the local railroad Of
fee OF the company recently, and he
was sentenced to serve two years IN
the penftentfary at Moundsvtle.
Tony Smitt and Frank Sm1tt
brothers. both convicted Of violations
of the prohibition law, were given
three months each In the county
jail and on the roads and required to
nav the costs and fines OF 500 each
Dorsey and Charley White
charged with the theft OF wire from
the Byron Coal Company and con-
victed of petit larceny. were sen
fenced to serve six months each IN
tail and on the roads and to pay the
costs OF prosecution
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
BOYS PARENTS
Promise 10 Pay for The Goods
Stolen from Horrors Store
and TheY Are Dismissed.

Peter and Tony Lopez, Joseph and
Frank Romano and two Other boys OF
Kelly Hill who were recently arresr
on warrant charging them with
breaking into and robbfng thesen
eEa store OF J. Lee Hornorsand Com
pany at thai pace, we're given a heAEzS
ing IN Magistrate Jackson v. Carter.ls
court at s O'Clock Friday eyenans
Upon agreement of the boys parents
to pay forthe goods stolen theyweres
dismissed upon their promises to be-
have themselves IN the future me
boys were all young, none OF them
being over ten years old.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
BANKERS Ready
For Their Annual Meeting
Which Will Be Held Here
Friday Afternoon

The bankers of Group Six are max
ing arrangements for their annual tlsd
meeting which will be held at the
,Clarksburg Country Club place next
Friday. a special car will leave the
traction station at Clarksburg at
$50 O'Clock Friday afternoon to con
vey the bankers to the club lynne
diately following the business ses-
sion dinner will be served at the
club
country club state that both the goh
course and the tennis courts viii pc
IN the best of condition and VIII be- AZ
the disposal Of the bankers during
their stay at the club. These features
wiz NO doubt be appreciated by me
bankers during the interm1ss1ons pc
tween the business sessions
Group Six composes the counues
Of Barbour. Braxton. Doddridge, Har-
rison. Lewis, Marion. Monongaha,
Preston. Randolph. Taylor. Upsnur
and Webster NJ. A. Fletcner. OF
Faimont. is chairman ofsthe group
and Lee n. Satterfeld, OF Monongah.
secretary-treasurer-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
FRANKS ATTORNEYS
Beuin before Governor Staton
Final Efforts to Have Sen
teRce Committed
~~ Assse,.Tro. .rsn

ATLANTA. Ca. June 12--Attor-
news for Leo N Frank today began
before Governor Slaton. their hnai e.
fort to secure Communication OF fne1r
clients death sentence to lie I'M
nrfsonment. Former Congressman
w. NJ Howard, appearing In FRANK
behalf. announced he would not pre-
sent new evidence or introduce new
witnesses. but would rely on the re-
cord of the case and such evidence
as had already been laid before the
Georgia prison commission Governor
Slaton announced he would hold
night session II necessary to concluoe
the hearing solicitor Dorsey. tormer
Governor Joseph Brown and A e
stephens were among those to oppose
appeal for clemeEey.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
GUARD
of the State VIII Go into
Annual Encampmentln
July.

Commanders Of companies Of the
West Virginia National Guard have
received from Adjutant General
John c. Bond communications stating
that the First regiment viii go into
camp July 10, and the Second regt-
ment July 20. The communications
make no mention Of the place Of the
regimenta1 camps. It is the opinion
of local officers that the camp viii be
either at Parkersburg, Camp Baker
or Ravenswood.
Parkersburg seems to be the loca-
pany. Parkersbure Is quite accessible
pany. Parkersurg IL quite accessible
to most Of the companies IN the First
regiment, as well as those Of the Sec
ond regiment The grounds are ideal
at Parkersburg for drills and ma
MOWERS. Most Of the men are tired
of camping on the Cheat river be
cause Of the many Inconvenience.
The dates OF the camps have been
fixed considerably earlier this year
than has been the custom in former
years. Last year the entire brigade
camped at Cadde1 between August
Is and 2s-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
DEMAND FOR GLASS
RATHER SMALL NOW
Pittsburq GIassWorker De-
cIares Buying Orders Are
Scarce This Week.

PIIISBC51'r. e, 49, +bere Ia
cordtnS TO tne 1iass~ =. ~ .1sss
but small demand Tor w1noo" s1ss-
The G1aSSWorker says.
window glass ouslns E.,+., NJ
light during the iast WeeA. W.
change In Market Quotd dse
There is scane Ieason i d,,r,
alarm IN this dtrect1on, noweseA, ,s 80
ing the summer. as an OF tne a,sin 100
operated and q NUMBER OF nta sia.e
plants have shut ooWn. WI" M s-as1Iv
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
DIR. DERNBER!Gi
Bids Farewell to Friends in New
York and Sails for Bef-
gen, Norway S;
n,Aa,e1.rDrwrsp

NEW YORK, June I2-Dr Bern
hard Dernberg. the former German
colonial secretary, who has been IN
this country for several months dur
ing which time he has deHvered sew
eral species defining the German point
of view in the war. babe farewell to
friends here today in preparHou Tor.
experimentation Lne steau1shtpg
Bergensf5ord, for Bergen, Norway
DR.. Dernberg viii cross the ocea3
under an assurance Of safe conduct
given to the state department. at
washington by the British, French
and Russian embassies no omcialS
ENCOURAGEMENT has been made as t,s
whethe- he would remain in Scand1E
nayian Countries for a tine: OF go d.
rect to Berlin .eass.s:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
Mexican Rebel General Sends g
Note to President Wilson
TO That Eject
AND A MOTE ALSO SEM
To General Carranzaz Asking
the Latter to Agree to Con- IS
ference of Leaders
tsr Assoe.4rrp r.esp!

:
Ell PASo. Tex, June le-Gener1I
villa in a note to President Wilson.
expresses willingness to Invite q
new union of an aIexcans TO work
together 10 insure the triumph OF the
revolutionary principles. especfaI1y
the asragian problem and the extern
sion OF Instruction amongsthe poorer
classes.
Another note signed by Franc4scos
Villa has been despatched to General
Carranza, asking the latter to agree
to a conference OF leaders In AGexicos
ito unite and reorgauize-" The notey
states that propositions are beng;
placed before Emiliano Zapata and
Rogue Cara
No explanation from General VIA
in this connection Is had Of. the Re-
ported ousting Of Cara from the cap.
ftal at Mexico City Cara was chosen
provisional president by the Aguas
Galleries convention Of Mexican chiefs
several months ago.
The communication was terminated:
at a meeting OF. Villa and his stan 1T
Aguas Calfentes-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
new STORE
.Opening is Marked with Great
Crowds of Visitors and
Remarkable Success.

Great crowds unable to gain adj
mission marked the opening Of the
new f. w. Woolworth Companys
new five and ten cent store In the
Imperial hotel building on West
Main street Saturday morning. As
they were able throngs passed IN at:
the front door and out at the rear
The visitors found a large and
complete stock OF most modern goods
In. the FIVE and ten cent lines. and a
store most modern in every respect
with q full complement Of obliging
clerks. The store starts most aus
picfously and it has already become
one of Clarksburg's most substantial
and popular mercantile institutions
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
And Wisconsin University Dean
Makes Appropriate Address
on the Occasion

Z
TUFTS COLLEGE, Mass, June IL
DR.. Hermon c. Bumpus. who was
elected president OF Tufts College
last September, was formally inau-
gurated todSy- Dr. Bumpus has held
a number OF. important positions as
professor of biology and zoology, In
GLIDING the directorshfps OF the bio
logical laboratory OF the United
States Fish Commission at Woods
Hole. Mass. and the American Mu-
scum of Natural History In New
York, but from 1911 up to his cleo
ton to the presidency OF Tufts he
was the business manager OF the
University Of Wisconsin
A theme OF the inaugural day was
The Obligation of College to State,
the subject ofSan address by Dr. Louis
E. Reber, dean of the extension die
vision OF the University OF Wiscon-
sin
Defining this Obligation as that Of
creating an Intelligent public opfn-
ion. Dean Reber said Even the most
optimistic prophets have been com
PEELED to admit a possible failure OF
our Institutions, In ADEQUATE prepara
ton Of the great majority OF the
people. for the exercise Of their priv
i1eges of citizenship, whether IN bus
iDess relations in social life or In,
politics.. sss.-s
He dealt with University Extension
the Carrying OF the university 20
the people'-as a means to meet this
obligation. and satd:
The day Is past. we may CONF
IDENTITY believe, when those who as
pfre to leadership and the Compare
ti tEs sman numbers who can AZ
ford the luxury Of high pressure
1aLod ~ correctional pursuits for the.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
And in Such Position as Not to
Be Able to Send Troops to
Italian Frontier
IHREE GREAT BATTlLEsl
Russians Assert That They Are
Assuming the Offensive
in the Battles.
Or ASSOCIATES rrEr

LONDON, June 12.-AIthough the
British press has warned the pubic
that 1t Is too early to assert positive
" that the Austro-German armies IN
Ga1icia have been definitely checked
and that General Won Linsingen's de-
feat on the Dniester has eased the
pressure on Russia. It IS. neve+tae1 ess.
believed by many military common
tators here that there has been a
sharp turn In the situation In Cali
cia which will prevent Germany trans
ferring any considerable force OF
troops either to the West or TO the
italian frontier Some German forces,
it is even declared, already have been
detached from the Ga1ician armies
and hurried to the Isonzo front, but II
is. felt that even more men will be.
needed there II Italy keeps pressing
on toward Trfst-
The latest official announcement
from Petrograd asserts that the Rus
SLAMS have assumed the offensive
along the Dubysa river and In the
Baltic provinces and they concede the
loss of ground nowher except along
the river. Pruth, In Bukowtna.
Viewing the recent fighting IN Cal
icia. in perspective, 1t may be divided
roughly into three great battles. The
chief OF these was fought forty miles
southeast of LemberE, where the
forces, under General Won Linsengen-
had not only crossed the Dniester,
but had progressed some twelve miles
beyond. getting astride Of the Lem
berg railroad. These were the forces
which the Russians. apparently, have
forced back with heavy loss. this
placing the river in Russian hards
throughout
;. The second great battle took place
In the territory between Cgartsburg
and Sydachow, and along this Hre the
Russians claim to have repulsed Ike
Germans with severe punishment
North Of both OF these areas and to
the east of Przenysl was the scene
Of the third battle. Here General
Won Nackensen. at the head OF the
main. Austro-German forces, was try
ing to penetrate due east to Lemberg
through Mosciska. By Wednesday,
according to the Russian contention,
the German check in this locality was
complete.
Serbia. it appears. is continuing
her systematic occupation OF north
ern and central Albania and she may
even now be In possession OF Scutart-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
SALE OF LIQUOR
By Council is Published by The
Gazette IN City ofLon-
don in Full.

LoNDoS. June 1.-THE Gazette mas
issued the text OF the order in coun-
ell creating and defining the power
of the central control OF LIQUOR traffic
board TO consist OF chairman and
such other persons as the minister
of munitions may appoint 70 controi
the sale and supply OF intoxicating
LIQUORS in prescribed areas -
hours OF sale and even to prohibit en-
tirely the sale OF liquor and otaerwlse
to accomplish its ends.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
President Bl11npus is
Formally Indugurdfed

! the dazzling conception of an educa-
ttonal system under which, for every
genius whose gifts are developed.
there shall be prepared a multitude
to share the benefits Of the achieve
ment-to utilize the material value
the MASTERPIECES OF art, OF music and
LOT literature
The speaker told some Of the re-
suits or ed0nsfon work at Wisconsin.
and AFTER mentioning the use the
stats made offhe university. IN call
ing It's men to serve on commissions
boards and committees. sald-
Next 70 service to the govern sn,
adopted In the introduction and
spread of Industrial education
When the act was passed providing
education for employees between the
ages OF If and IS, It was believed
that extension would become less
vaiuabie as an instrument OF Voca-
donal education Contrary to THIS
expectation in the cities the Work
shifted to different. usually higher
affected by the law. the demand for
elementary Industrial training contin-
ued to grow
.sThe results from this phase ofex-
tension teaching are great, but It
must not be overlooked that courses
OF study adapted to the needs and,
interests OF the owners or superin-
tendents. may have wider social and
economic value. The enHghtmento of
one employer frequently carries
greater benefit to his Community than
the improvement eMciency OF many
employees.
I'm every respect extension teach
ing corresponds to that carried on
within the institution, with the ex-
ception that it includes a wider range
OF application The languages. IT.
erature and the arts In addition to
the scientific courses, are given by
correspondence-stu and In classes.
the work OF the depart
nent OF lectures Is made highly In
spIrat1cna1 and educatonaI as WI
be accepted by the audicences ac
dressed Service devoted to general;
community Improvement. also holds
ma important place 2
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
ADDITIONAL SUCCESSES
FOR RUSSIAN TROOPS
ur Axsoe,Arro rarsD

PETRoGRAD, via London, June Il.
Additional successes for the Rus
sion arms with the capture of many
prisoners and guns are chronicied IN
an official statement issued at the war
Office tonight Probably the most Inn
portant of these victories was on the
Dniester not FAR from Suy. Several
villages also have been captured by
the Russians on the left bank OF the
Dniester IN The same region. In this
lighting section of the Prussian
guard is asid to have suffered sever
ely. The report states chat Stanislau
was evacuated voluntarily.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12

The paramount part which naviea
OF the world, including that Of the
United States. have played m times
Of international GBes-m many
cases holding the scale between ma
donal triumph and desperate ma
tIond defeat-iS PORTED out by Rear
Admiral f E Chadwick IN his book
The American Navy1 just pubh6h-
ed. Admiral Chadwick holds that
the United States can only remain .
world poWHst through . navy of scz-
,cient SIZE and efficiency to COM
mand:Eatetypd aeaee
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
TRAIN BANDITS
Rob Passengers of Money and
Jewelry and Made Get
away with Their Booty
m .nroc,ArD rrran

Two masked robbers with revotvers
drawn boarded Southern Pacific
train enroute from San Frarctsco to
Los Angeles at Chatsworth at mid
night last night. robbed passengers OF
S565 and escaped. Men and women
! nthe last four coaches Of the train
were compelled to give up their jew
elry. After collecting their booty the.
robbers pulled signal, stopping the
train at Hewitt and ned.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
,AUsTRlANS EVAcUATE
AND BLOW UP A FORT
0r AssoelHrwr~ssD

M1IAeS, Italy, Via Paris, June IL
The Austrtans have evacuated and
blown ID Fort Pozzachio on the Flu
Eazzt plateau. near Royereto. accord
ing to Secolo despatch- The fortress
a q mile from vallarsa. which has
been occupied by the Italians and was
one of the most formidable Austrian
defenses IN that section of the Tyrol.
1t was built four years ago at large
expense.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
enNIsTER coNvIcTED-

PARKERsBURG, June I'm
the federal court Friday afternoon
Wesley Fleming, OF Roxburg. o..
who during the last year has been
posing as an evangelist and conduct
ing REVEALS In this state, was found
guilty OF violating the Mann white
slave law. and VIII receive his SEN
tence late. He took Sadie Jamison
of Richie county, to Cincinnati for
immoral purposes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
ALLEGED PEACE DIsTURBER-

Frank oHverio, Of Union Heights
No. 2. was arrested SATURDAY and
placed under bond TO appear Monday
afternoon IN Magistrate r. Edward
Kids court to answer charge OF
rhreatening to Kill Tony Vileo, a
neighbor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
LOCOMOTIVE CONTACT.
nr Assee.Aru rrEsn

eBY ASSOCIATED reEsO
PHILADELPHIA, June 12---All1 B.
johnson, president Of the Baldwin Io-
conceive Works, said today taGt he
had received a cable message from
the Russian government awarding a
contract to the company for $50 loco
motives to be completed by the end
of the present year The order
amounts to six million dollars
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
PLEADS GUILTY.

BiIeo Jerum, foreigner OF Rich
wood, pleaded guilty late Friday In
Magistrate r. Ddward Kids court
to a charge OF violating the prohibit
ton law by carrying liquor IN a suit
case that was not properly labelled.
and the magistrate fined him 500 and
costs and sentenced him to serve sixty
days IN Jail and in the county roads
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
CHIIDREN's DAY

chtldren's Day will be Observed BY
+he SUNDAY school Of Trinity Meth.
odtst Episcopal church, colored. al
$50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon;
The program. which is ent1ued
Gods Goodness and Love, VIII De
rendered in the church at that time
AT are invited
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
HOME FROM COUNCIL

The Rev. DIR. Charles B. Mitchell.
rector OF Christ Episcopal church,
returned Friday night from Parkers-
burg. where he attended the state
council of his denomination ana oS
1ivered an able sermon He viii I'LL
his pulpft as usual tomorrow
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
FRENCH STILL-MAEllNG
PROGRESS THEY SAY
orr A.see.N,.e .ers.

ASSOCIATE eRES6o
PARIS. June 12.-The French war
once today gave out the following
statement:
..There is little to add to the an
nouncement given out last night We
have made further progress In the
region of Duval, to the north of Lc-
rette and in the vicinity Of the laby-
ninth. This morning heavy fog pre-
rallied to the north OF: Ar1as-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
SERBIAN INcURsfoN IS
DEFENDED BY PAPERS
"An.oe,Arrp pRrsro

MESH. Serbia. June 12.-The Ser
bian press bureau Issued a statement
today defending the incurston of Ser
bian troops into Albania and con-
Gliding as follows:
serbia realizes the Albanian ques-
ton viii be dedn1tely settled by ~
rope. but she also Is conscious Of the
fact that measures such as she is COW
taking are as much IN the interests OF
the great powers as her own
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
MART1NsBURG CHosEN-

The council Of the diocese of the
Enieconal church OF West Virginia.
wbich has been holding its annuai
meting in Parkersburg. will hold us
next yearly meeting In the city OF
Martinsburg-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
FAILS IN BATTLE.
nrAnaocrNrEp 90

BERLIN, Via London. June r. r.
Baron Ernst Won Saa1feld 10 yeas
old, son OF Prince Ernst Of Saxe
MeinIngen, has fallen In battle HtsS
name is included In one Of thesIateses
casualty lists
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
TRAwLER SUM
esy AseoeIArropREsn

) SAsS0GIArE0 ppsES1a= ~
LONDON. June 1.-THE uaWler
waago. has been sunk bysa Geroan
submarine in the North SO. heS
members of the crew have been
landed at HartIepool u q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
SHARP TURN IN TIE GAIIclAN WAR 5
WITH GERMANS
CHECKED THERE
MEN SAFE Now
NV Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. June r.
George Marx and s. Franklin,
the Americans under death
sentence in Mexico charged
with circulating counterfeit
money, are safe from execu-
ton until time has been given
the United States to tnvesd-
gate their case. Consul Ed
wards. at Juarez. reported
today that the court would
furnish the evidence to the
state department