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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-13
Texas.

Matf 9efeb[ oes General Mo.
lutanteH miro Elm sSnitruftionslaaer
fur Die milit0riide llnterlueiIuna
pom Sffi5terens llnteroffi5ieren unS
Wfniifern Der teranilden 0ational-
8aroe I'M Camp Mabrp bel @uItill
am g. Mai eroffnef meroen. Gas
Eager miro inter ser 2eifunQ BON
&opitan Somes &c. 9ope, Dom 10.
Stfanterie 3egiment Der 9ereiniq.
ten Stnaten Mrn1ee Iteben; oie
9auer Der Snftriiftion lit orf 10
Gage benieilen.
@r.@olbernenr .Golauitt miro
leine 4olnpngne fin oas 9~unbesie-
natoren amt nit elmer 9feoe am
10. @pril in Sermon eroffnea. Gr
bea6iidtist BON oieier Belt an no.
fentlih orei bis bier 3eoen sll bal.
ten; III ben Sagen bonn Is. bis %.
Mpril miro Der aanoioot in 4eor.
iall, Souroonton, ainasbiae, Mobs-
tosun, Corpus Gbriiti uno 9eepille
fpre1ett.
Gle itaotiideu, loiuie oie
Gountp : OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bes
Staates 9eras meroen am 12. Moi
ibre Sabres geriammlu1q in @ols
peiton abbalten.
Der .Gipe Stod SpeciaIiit"
oes lanoipirtidaftliden 0eporte-
ments, S. 6. 9atterion, ermabnt ale
8~iebbefiber, bic ibnen a~eboriaen
9iere oeaen oie ugladIeg~ aranf.
belt inrpfen 5i laiicn. 8ss 9eamte
iagt, oaB Die @efabr bonptfadaid,
fir aiibe lno Sdier, ole iih I'M gl.
ter bon 6 Monaten bis 2b Sobren
befinocn, beitebe nno oieie Giere
ioaten %lnibeoingt- geimpft meroen.
Die 5taot gictoria beabiid-
tiat IbfluB aan1le anlegen su
lalien; Die Soften oes 9roieftes tper-
Den alf $4,000 beronIhlagt.
Aus Solution miro aemeloet.
oaB DER bisherige @ountp Steuer.
Solicitor Gbns. 9rueieooiu, ser
fiir5lidD iue9en llnterlAlagllua Of.
fentlider @eIoer in auItin broseI.
liert fpnroe, ieine &eiignotion einoc-
reid)t BAT.
aSn aeneop miro am t6. Moi
cine @abl 6ebuis 9tusao6e bon
9onos int 9etraae bon $50 1000 ob.
9ebalten uer0en. Die Stoot 6eob.
ltdtigt, cine @aiierGeituna uno Elm
sanotiiationSipltem an8ltlegcn.
-Sn Souiton berl6ie6 9yran Mo.
rte 2oliie S9ul5e i'm Sitter bon n
Sabren; Die Gerltor6enc mar in
Berlin geborcn. aber ifon ais flei.
mes Md0f,en nod @ouiton qefom.
men.
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9amit Die ,2uiitania" anae.
legenbeit ia niht einldlGft. 5iebeu
Die engliiden 3eitlmgen einen alien.
arnleIt, blinben Merifaner beran, Der
jeBt, gum eriten Male, BON Dem
u%ntergang oes Sdiffes gebort bat.
uno nun mirft oieies finolide @e.
NUT Die 5rage ouf: 8arlm geben
Die amerifaner, neil er einige IL
rer Ganosleute nmbradte, aeaeu
0tla Dor; marum tliht aud geaen
one Sellte, Die fiir Die Sdiffs-Gato
ltrppbe perantmortlid iino? limo bon
oielem alten blinoen M%erifafer
ODER mar es cine sSrm - mllR I'M.
lereH Grp-griten Die @eisbeit, Ole
erlend)tnng fommen. @unoer, oaf
Die ausiage nidt gum 9eitartifel
mlsgeldladtet tpuroe.
Die bieiigen 8ruIereien ha6en
mt ibren arbeitern einen nellen, aui
orei Sabre Iautenoen aontroft az.
aeibloiien, monad ole Bier Nus.
fabrer cine 3uloge bon 81 per $50.
dc, oae iibrigen arbeiter cine Io[dlf
BON 50 uuo Die i'm gbfiia 9epor.
tefteilt belddftiaten cine 3uloqt
bon $3.50 per @pde er6alten.
Serr artbur Glaaffer
bat bon Der @itttue oes berit6mtef
anierifanifden aomponilteu Moriof
0iac8 oipel Elm 8onfidrei6en erbo[
ten iiir Die prddtiac @ieoerqo6e Sc,
9fae9oipefl Suite in einem oel
Sinfonie &on5erte, morii6er Wfrs
9Rc9oipeIf BON bier ans p~eritdnoiq.
ipuroe.
9lm Sonuaben6 pormittac
miro Der gdltein in 0os Gobert q
@reenz@espitaf meIdes BON Conn
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Ser 17idbrige SD. @aro bon
@ainspiae goB @oiolin in elm bon
Tim angemadtes Eager : 6elter, I'M
oas 8aiier I9neller gum &oden 8t
brttgen. SIN Ingeilblid mar er in
Slammien gebiiQt uno fonnte lid)
MIR onr6 einell Sprung in eirlen
nabebei flieBenoen Bad Dor Dem
ELECTROMAGNETIC retten.
Ssn 5eguin miro am t6. Moi
cine 8ubl bebufs Nltsgabe bon $685.
900 9onos ltdttfinoen. Das @efo
lit fir Die Nnlage zines &analiia-
tons Spitems beItimmt.
easn Sitter BON IS Sabren per@
i6teo 5u @otoeiton Sro11 Noro
@ualo; ibre Ntutter, Elm Sobn ltno
eine Sodter betrauer1l oie GerItor.
6enc.
sS1t einem @lttomobil ltnfone
pliroe Der Golltraftor gbos. 9iiou9
bon 8ictoria eetotet uno orei anoere
Snlollen oes @lttomobils i6mer5lid
uerlett. 8iiaf1g hinterlaBt cine
Srma nnb 3pei Sobne.
5rau CHARLES Solf itarb IN
@alpeitpn i'm Sitter bon So Sobrer1,
fte miro bon i6rem @otten, orei Sob
men nno orei Sodtern iiberlebt.
Gem in DoGos lpegen &au6es
5u SO Sabren 3ubtbaus perurteilten
Sranf 8elleD ipnroe bonn 4ppena-
ttonsgeri6t gu @ltitin Elm neuer
BroSeB betuiaiet.
Der ~tSidbriee Ieger Sobn
Wi0er, Ser hit Die @eibnodts5eit
ben Sarmer Sdmorb in Ser Nabe
bon Sadberrp eetotet bate, maroe in
Salettspilfe 5m 20 Sabren 3nht-
baus perurteilt.
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l@iierten nno elm Sell oes gIones
III, anf Die Neutralen eiren Druf
a%us5uii6en uno ibre g~e5ieblnaen 8u
oen 3entralmadten gu erid]neren.
Seoenfaas bate 3umanien bisber
leine 9anoelsbe5iebnngen ait oeu
eentralmahten in elmer @eiIe aus
geoebnt, Die Ben aaiierten Elm Dorm
I'M Inge lein muBte.
4ns Maind)en miro beridtet. ook
Der boperilde 2anoiturm Der QIaiien
1869 nno 1870 nit flinaenoem
Spiel in oie a%niernen eiitaaaoaert
ut. Der 2anoiturm miro otfqeIoft
mo nad Sauie geibidt tperaen.
Yrin5 Mirfo bon Monteuearo 1T
m Wien eingetroffen nno miro in ei.
mem oiterreidiiden 9urort I1nderen
IitfentbaIt nebmen.
Sab Die Gien- uno aohlenftoot
giien aeoeibt, gebt ous Ser neueffeu
golfs5ablltng oaielbIt berpor. giFen
bot Die bol6e Miaion erreidi, uno
oas Grgebnis bil6ete Ben MfToR I'll
ltaotiid1en S~eitliffeiten. Wad Ser
lesten golfs5ablung i'm Sabre 1910
bottle gfien 284,079 einDobner, oie
erntnobner5abl bat iid III flint SUI
rem Iomit fait ber6oppelt.
Bie benz Sffenbnrser ygoIfs
freuno~ mitaeteilt miro, bat Der
Seutnant nn0 9atailons 9(oiutont
@ef (oer Sobn oes io3iafoemofrdti
ld9en Sanofagsabgeoronpten Mootf
@ef) iid in-oen adnrpfen Dor Der
oin oas Giierfe areu3 /. RlaSie ers
norben.
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Sreie Yrtie fit seras: 9onnrnag 10. Npr1 1916.

tp u,tb Der 5taot geuteinidaftlid err
baut lit, eingeieBt moroeft. 0ie ItGo-
tiiGen, ioipie Die Gountp : 8eboroen
tperoen an Der 5eier teilnehmen.
Die S. & 6. g. 8o6n bat nit
Der grbauung ibrer 1elen @erf=
itatten, iopie Der @nlaee zines 1euett
9fongier -gabnbofes b%egonnen. Die
&onitruftionsfoiten tperoen etlpa
100000 betragen, Gin olf Sen
@runoitiifen Der 8abn gebobrter
arteliiber Drummer Ioa 5000 @al=
loien @aiier pro Mitute erqeben
lno maAt Die Germaltung in ser
8oiierfrage p~oGItanoig ultab6anqia.
= 2eon $. @olt6aa, ser Graii=
bent Der @eit geras 8anf "a grult
Gompnnb, 6at Dem 9a1f Departe-
metlt in Muffin mitgeteilt, oaB er in
geem Yorf finan5iele Siilfe gefunoen
bat uno Die 9anf reorgoniliert fper=
ben miro.
Ser 8oli3ei aapitan grotpn
fono am Wittfpod na6mittag beim
Nodbauiefomnten einen Sod nit
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Dor leiner Cir.
Sungens batten ben Sad, ser ie=
oenfals BON eillem @agen berobae-
foden tpar, auf Oetn Gabrtpege oltf=
geboben nno Dem 9oli5ilten cine
ueberrai9ung oamit qemaft.
Die grben bon 81. 6. s. Siru=
mons reidten i'm Is. 9iitriftsaerid,t
einen Broteit gegen oie giniebuifa
zines Waiieloermalters fir bie gr-
teiiaa 8elt 3ailroao elm; Or. Sim.
mons NOR Der grboller oieier gabn.
Webrere Sauleno Sdulfinoer
baben @ufiate betitelt she 5torp
Of the Ilamo" eingerei6t. 0ie Ser
faller Der oreiBig beiten arbeiten
rperoen flei1e 8reile erbalten.
Der Grocery Store bon $. q.
Sepine an Der S~it-Gommeree StroBe
iutlroe Witttpod naft ourb Syenter
belhaoigt. Ser ongerid1tete edo.
oett Deiauft 1ld) out etfpa $500.
Gin 5ipan5igiGbriger iunqer
Wenid, Der einen gefalidten Gbed
nh getrnge bon $3.50 an Ser
mann Coin segeben batte, muroe
bon Der Bolisei perbaftet.
Den Gbauffeuren, oie lire au.
tomobtl Ri5enien fir 1916 besablt
baben, fino rete, aus 8lef) perfertia.
te Nb5eif)er gege6en poroen, tpeld,e
ne cine 3eitlamg trngen miiiien. SHE
llld)t nit oieien 3eiden p~erfebenen
artomobilfabrer tperoen BON ser SO.
li5ei perbaftet meroen.
Gin 40iabriger arbeiter, 10.
ME 5ipei Sungens, melhe i'm Ser
oaebt iteben. peridieoene 0iebItable
ausaefnbrt SIT bnben iino BON ser.
Eoli5ei eingeitedt.
Die pom @omen's Club per-
%anItaltetc 8lumen : MnsIteauna lit
am 9onneritag i'm ct. antbonp-So-
tef erofffet.
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SnlanS.

S6on mieoer iino in gtem
gorf bier 0euti1e per6aftet NOR
ben, peld)e bei6nloigt meroem, oie
3erltorung engliider Gdiffe bead
ii6ti9t 81 boben. Der in Sobofen
tDobnelloe friibere aopitan aarl BON
aleiit, aapitan Otto 8olpert,
aapitan gnno 9ooe uno Ser Cleft
trifer grnit 9efer iiio angefloat,
odB lie i'm Mai 1915 granobomben,
pelde IN Side 3uder eingepaft mo-
ren, anf 0as englii6e S6iff ,&irfs-
tpaa~ %geifmugeelt baben. Seridie-
oene mpiterioIe Seiter iolen auf
benz 8nmpfer, Der nad Warieilles
filbr, alrsgebroden lein; cine itller<
plooierte 8ombe muroe in einem
Sod 3uder IN Marleiles aefnnben
lmo BON BORT afl infer 5~taotsoepar-
tenneut nah @aibington geidift.
Seoenfaas miro megen oieier gnge-
legenbeit fpieber oie groBe 9rom-
mel seid)laeen meroen npie in abn-
lifen, friiberen Salen, oie idlieB.
lid gan5 r~eiultatlos perlmtfen
limo; Der ongeflagte 9apitGn bon
9leinIt ioa Elm 8ertuonoter ser gis-
mdrf'1den Somilie lem.
- Graiioent @ilion lit felt emf
idloiien, Die Nomination BON 2ouis
granoeis aufredt gu er6alten
lino oeIlen geitatiglrng 5unl 8id)ter
oes Sllpreme : @eri6tes trob aaer
Sppoiition im Senat ourdBuieben.
Die fanooiIden 9~eboroen,
meldjc in letter 3eit omerifaniid)e
Toitioden geoffnet boben, baben Iidb
jest infolge zines BON unierer &e-
9ierllng eingereidJten 8roteites emit
i6nloigt mo oeripro6en, iid Ser
drtlge llebertretungen in 3nfnnft
nid)t mebr 81 S6ulben fontmen sl
lalien. Webrere 9riefe. Die aus ben
Hereinafter Staoten an in Canada
lebenoe Imerifaner geidift noren,
nllroen BON fanaoild)en 8eomten
ourdgel6niiffelt mo erit nad ldnge=
rem &er5uge nit Dem 8ernlerfe
@pom Genior ge0ffnet" oeit NoreIia-
ten 5ugeitellt.
Die Dem Senat geeenwartig
po~rlieaenoe 8ta be6lfs grriftnng
elmer Salpeterfabrif fir Die Der.
Staaten ideint BON ben Senotoren
giinitig mifgenommen ar tperoen.
Die proieftierte 5abrif ioa ben
ans Der 2uft ge8ogelen Stidltoff in
Grploiipitoffe uno 9iinser nnlorbei-
ten. Gin bon Senator Sitdcod elm
gebradter antrag, oaB Die fobrif lid,
nidt NIT Disqualification bon DING
Itoffen befaiIen Iollte, ipuroe nit AZ
aeaen "a sStimmen permorfen.
Sn ct. 2ouis bot cine GSroll
Gbriitine Sbam, ipelde nit Dem nos
forbidden Sorrp 5ban perbeiratet iii
Iein bebmlptet, cine Sheiounasfla-
&c 9egen oenlelben eingereid)t, in ser
lie oiiBer @eiudbrung BON Mlimenten
oud) I'M lle6erlaiiuilq oes bon ibr
geborenen ainoes nadIudt. Sic err
fldrt, li6 nit 8boip, ser lid, So
mails Den 9tomen @orrp aenoaa
Sbom GIcmmons beigeleat bette, am
6. Oftober 1902 in Buffalo ber-
beirotet 81 bo6en; Cham bobe oas
atno einen Monot natb Ser @cburt
ihr fpeggenommen llilo lie 6obc es
lett Der Belt nid)t iuieoer geiebcn.
Cine Ser DUPONT 9ou0er SO.
geborige Guloer Sobrif in Der
N01e BON @lliefieIo, 8. go, ipltr.
De ourd bier GrpIoiionen totol ser
ftort Gin Mom rno 3fuei ainoer
fonten babel um's 2eben. Ser oil.
qcridtete MoteriaIlhoocn lpiro ouf
100000 0cid0bt.
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9ans 3u DerrelueH.

Nas mntere ma6 o6ere Gtudfperf
non Nr. 218 Git-gomHterre Strasc
IT gu oerrenten. Na6ere Musfuns In
Der Office Der vGreien greHe".
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Rad Scr Seftiom.

Nr8t: gsdall, ga babe id i'm
oof) gail5 ridtia beboubelt, bait idl
gor uidt geoadtl"
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Earm.groouft,.
wemihfe.

aartoIfeln, California. $3.50. eolos
raoo, $3.50.
SiBe aartoffeIn. 2ouiIiana. $1.T5.
Sfuiebeln, SeraS 8ernnoa, $3.50 per
erate; Choice, SIPS; Gbrpital @ar,
S1,75.
Tomaten Seras, 6 a5rbe, s2.75.
SlunerfobI, $1.75 fir IL Gtid.
9opfiafat Csc unb 75c Der Soutper.
Sohnen, California 8nbous, $3.50:
9%oloraoo 5000; Gina, $685.. Gabb.
1925; Slad ebes. 1925; @rii1e Bob
tlen per 8uifeI, $3.50.
Seaerie. 81 IT., $1.10.
Stra, $3.50 fir Elm 8ufd5el.
Sob. $3.50 II. $500 Der, grale.
Sterpflnnsetl, $3.50 Der 9uSasel.
Spiuot, &c per 8funo.
EeterIilie. 35c Der 9Bo. s@iiuSeI.
@riHer &feffer. Seras. t5c per $50.
;, @eoiesden. SOC II. s5c fir eii ako..
Biinoel.
geeteu. 46t per 9sS. sgiinbeI.
Weerrettias@ursein per 8fo. f2Me
@elbe @lir8eIn, Acc II. 45c Der 0bo.
Squdih. $500 uuo $3.50 Der @liIdeL.
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feh.Wnrft

5@n s%tntonio, Ser. 10. gpril 1910
aiibe $4.25 bis 1925.
&dI6er $3.50 bis 5000.
0dien 1925 Bis $40,
@ulIert $475 Bis $685..
ct. 2onis, 10. gpriI 1915. Nins.
bieh Serase@ieh. 1925 bis $500.
Sdllpetfie 1925 unS S9.s7h.
S6nts.
S9lners bonn SdIadter 90 gts.
geidte bem GhIndter ........92 9fs
Grin aeialsene .........,t3M SIC
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8anmluoae.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

San Nntonio, Ser, ft@ 0tss
Voloeltorl, aeitern. 1885 Gts.
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San antunip, Ser, 10. apriI 1915
srtme eraos eottQn Seeo Oil. 70
seuts pei @onone
Mem Yprf, 10. 9pril. Spot $1,000
bios aprif, $10.36 mo $1,000, Mai.
5000 uno $10.42; Slpni. StO.3S
iIno $1041; Sui, $10.42 utlS S10.44.
ailgult, $10.43 uno S10.44; Septents
Der. $10.37 uno $10.3S; Oftober.
1888 nno 1895; Nopember. $3.50
uno 1892.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-06
War ike Preparations Di-
rected Against England
and Germany.
WILL OPEN DYKES
IF SOLDIERS FAIL
Duteh Prepared to Enmrdate Entire
tnuntry in Event OF Invasion ny
lithpr $;dc 10 the Euro
Teaa War.

Washington, April information
rea,zhing the state department an!
Diplomatic circles today indicated that
lIoliAnl's extensive mil AIRY opera
items are directed against both Great
Britain and G. rmany.
The Scheldt and all the harbors OF
Holland have been mined. and the
coastal Notifications put in readiness
for repclling q possible attempt Of tAe
Britsh o invade Germany through
he Notat rlands
The Dutch army is massed on the
frontier tG meet a possible invasion by
Germany. Holland is prepared to in
Gndate the entire country against
British and Germans alike. if they
v;olat her neutrality and o'her
means Of eXpell ng them fail.
Both he Netherlands legation and
the state department. disclaim know
ledge Of the reason for Hollands OK
traordnary preparations. The stat
department confirmed the report that
Marshal Langhorne. secretary of the
american legation at the Hague. who
was returning to the United states to
marry Miss Mabel Johnson, and was
as far as London, had been ordered
10 ,e' urn to Holland. This action. it
it hcl eyed, was due to the crisis in
Holland.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-06
SUPPOSED JACK, THE
SHOOTER" PARDONED
Doubt Now That Man Convicted in
Little Rock in 1912 Guilty of
Crimes Charged.

Little Rock, April 5.-An echo of
the Jack the Shooter scare of four
years ago was heard today when Gov.
Hays pardoned E. S. Cornelius of Pu-
1aski county, who was convicted Feb.
Is, 1912, on a charge of attempted
criminal assault and sentenced to Is
years Imprisonment. The pardon was
recommended by some of the officials.
B. C. Rotenberry, Little Rock city
detective, wrote the governor that he
believed Cornelious is serving a SEN
tence for a crime which he did not
commit. There was considerab BILE
doubt in the minds of many az the
time about his guilt,
The governor also pardoned Ed Jen-
kins of Ashley county, convicted Jan.
IS, 1916, of false pretenses, and SEN
fenced to one year Imprisonment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-06
ROOSEVELT MAKES
Another BID FOR
REP. NOMINATION
Former Presi dent An
nounces Terms on Which
He'll Be "It."

Oyster Bay, l.. l., April Col.
Roosevelt has flung his hat into the
ring
Without specifically declaring his
candidacy for the Republican pfesi-
dental nomination, the colonel, in a
sharp declaration of principles. an
nounces the terms on which he will
accept that nomination.
He says, among other things, that
he will not pussy foot on any single
issue | have raised"
Further along, the colonel says:
every American citizen must be
for America first and for no other
country even second; and he hasn't
any right to be in the United States
at all, if he has any divided loyalty
between this country and any other. >
Again he says:
II am not for war; on the contrary
I abhor an unjust or a wanton war
and | would use every honorable OK
pedient to avoid an unjust war. Blu!
l feel with all my heart that you don't
in the long run, avoid war by making
other people believe that you are
afraid to fight for your rights
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House Passes Bit Requiring
Census Bureau to Supply
Information.
HEFIsTN DECL.A7ST5es
no RESSsE.12 VIZ. STOCK
Alabama Congressman Say Because
We Account Taken Of to!toA set. IN
Manufacture Of Explosive, Reserve
Reported That Doesn't ixist.

Washington. april 5-Tho mouse to
Gay passed the Heflin bill, providing
hat the census bureau IN addi ion to
the figures on cotton already fur
nisAed shall furn sh figures at regn-
la periods showing the consumption
Of cotton used in the manufacture Of
ammunition.
In support Of his hill, Mr. Helm
said that cotton maninulators in New
York and elsewhere depressed the
Price OF cotton by alleG ne that larg
reserve exists, whereas no reserve eX-
lists, all of the ccttoa having been
r.iliaed in munition making, although
it aid not appear 10 be consumed a
all, by the census bureau report
The house naval affairs committee,
after little debate defeated d number
Of amendments offered 20 the Tillmon
bill appropr ating $11,000,0oo for the
e. ction Of q government, armor plate
factory and voted. - to 6, to report
the bill unamended 10 tie house, with
the accommodates that it pass.
Besides the Helm bill. the house
considered bills on the calendar De-
Late on he rivers and harbors ap-
preparation bill will be resumed to-
morrow.
Senate Wrestles With Army Bill
The warfare over the federal ya!uii-
ter army provision of the Chamber
lain bill LASTED all day in the senate.
Senator Nelson Of Minnesota declared
that in all his public career, he had
never seen such an example of bold
lobbying as the efforts Of the nasional
guard to defeat the volunteer bill.
Senator Chamberlain made a last
vigorous appeal for the volunteer
army. He declared the United States
was suffering the peace of Oh ma
and declared we would have to keep
en- submitting to indignities abroad
| as long as we are not peter prepored
to defend ourselves.
The interstate commerce commit
| tee voted 6 to ) to report favorab1y
the Overwhelming bill prohibiting
| interstate and foreign shipment OF
CHI Id labor goods.
Senator Fall reported from the
border to Senator Gallinger, the Re-
publican leader, that there was still
grave danger of the American expedi-
ton against Villa being cut off from
supplies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-06
Further Gains Northeast Of
Vardun Reported by Paris
War Office.
Z. j IL, G0MFT'f$ WITH
r}AYIsI<G4aEFTT+II' rfC)gJ rs 6
Comparative Calm Settles Donn en-
batt'e lroat, Aotii Artillery and IN
fan;ry RESTING frequent Bites
il tir BeiHg Fouai,t.

| London, April j.. The Strong
l're6ah counter offensive northeast ol
/ Ferdnn CONTINUED Throughout; The
tni@ht according to official statements
issUod by HE war office, winning fol
tho French further gains Of ground
Determined apparently, not 10 lei
! the Germans remain in possession o1
the imnort ant strip Of ground captur
Cd in their Sunday drive the French
nave official statements say, entirely
reeaptured the Cailiotte wood and are
new pushing further north.
The Perrin War Office statement to-
day. reporting the fighting of the prev
ious day. says thar the French as
| saHlta all broke down and that the
Germans are still in possession Of the
| ro'tuern norton Of thu ~ailletta wood
/ II further asserts that The Trenc3
assaults all broke down and thar thc
! Germans are still in possession o.
| the northern portion Of the Caillettf
! weed. II further as?erts that tht
! French were repnlsed sOut hCast @
! Fort Douaumont and that an attemo
! t6 rccspiura the hill Hautmont was
4 Vi thEti tD ny 'iit tftll iltill III =.
This statement deals entirely Wit
/ thc fighting Of Yesterday, so IL is
| likely that the advances reported dur
| in2 The night by the French werf
made in later fighting tian that To
ported by the Berlin communication
I Fighting Subsidies.
Following the deadly struggle be
fore dawn, calm settled down upo1
the battle front. During the day. tlit
infantry of both sides remained il
i the trenches, and the artillery fir'
diminished considerably from the in
/ tensity of previous days.
With ideal weather conditions, thu
aviation corps of both bellige, ents
are displaying the utmost activity il
the Verdun region. Combats in thu
air are becoming almost as numer
Gus as infantry actions on land.
The French official communication
today reports the shooting down o
three more German aeroplanes above
the fortress city. No less than l:
aerial combats took place in tn
course of q days fighting.
The German official statement to
dav contains a review of the aera
activity on the western front durins
the month Of March. In that time, a.
allied aeroplanes were sh todoWn o.
forced to descend behind the German
lines, the report says, while IA Teu
ton machines were lost.
Berlin, April 5.-The Vossisch'
Zeitung, referring to the Verdh' op
erations, says:
@For the moment, our position ma!
seem discouraging, but there is still
entire confidence in the strength o
the German army. Let us not be pes
simistic, so we may not weaken thu
resistance of our soldiers"
Copenhagen, April 5.-It is reporte'
that the Germans are attempting tt
force an entrance into the Gulf o
/ Riga
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-06
ZEPPElINS RAID
ENGLAND; CHASE
english ship
No Information Available
Of Casualties or Property
Damage.

London, April 6 (Thursday) -
Another Zeppelin raid occurred on the
northeast coast Of England last night
The Zeprel'ns were driven off by
anti-aircraft guns. Several bombs
were dropped, but there is no informa-
tion available, says the war office, as
to the casualties or the damage in
flcted.
Central News dispatch says that a
collier has just arrived at the Tyne,
after being chased by a Zeppelin,
which attempted to strike It with
bombs. All the bombs missed and the
raider was driven off by British pa
troll ships.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-06
INDIANA BULL MOOSE.

Indianapolis, Ind. April 5.-That
Progressive sentiment is still strong
in Indiana was indicated at the Re-
publican state convention this after
noon, when Quincy A. Meyers. in his
Keynote speech, referred to former
Republican presidents.
When he reached the name OF
Roose welt, there was a demonstration
en- the part of the audience.
The platform committee went into
session. but its report was not ex-
pected to be completed before morn
ing
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-06
MRS. MADDOX RELEASED.

Chicago, April 5.-Mrs. Cora Willis
Maddox, cousin of Governor Willis
of Ohio, and Woodlawn club woman
left the Elgin state hospital for the
insane today.
An order from the state board OF
administration, which, at a recent
hearing decided she had never been
insane, caused her release.
Mrs. Maddox claimed that she had
been railroaded to the asylum by her
brother and husband. both of whom
she said. intended to obtain the $4,000
estate of her father when he died.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-06
SUBMARINES IN MEDITERRANEAN,

London, April 5-It is expected that
the report from Malta of the sinking
OF the British steamer Clan Campbell
means another outbreak of Austrian
submarine activity in the Mediter-
ranean. 1t is reported the vessel was
sunk without warning. The crew was
saved.
| One life was lost when the Bendew
a British steamer, was sent to the
| bottom. Twenty-seven were landed.