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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
&dtrtottfme &mto8ebntt9em bel BET.
Gr6Fnn,t8 Der '73. Gretuaanrerton.
benton Int Staate SOMA.
Tretntaurer idtpiugett &anotSfta9ge ,ttto tit8ett
patrtottibc &teoer.
NNnnlRpradlbEn hon Grnef 6. Wioore pon Geoars RAPIDS, q, 8. 9alion,
Saoenport; ". s. Tiblar, @ro6neider 6raut 5ewarb Wioes.
gsieIe promineute garscr Scs staatcs nuter Sen ;rcimaurcrn.
Sentc srofe Seitliafeit im sdiitenparf,

Cher elmer NationoIfpnpcntiou als
e1ller MISUNDERSTANDING 9lei=
dge'1O, muroe geiterm Mprgen Die 70.
lubrlidc &onbentipt ser Solua'er
6reimanrer int @rano S%pernbanle
ero1fnet. .lleberau 6laggen idNpia=
1geno, langen Die btelen s%Sreinlallrer
ltebeno oas omerifanildye Sdplb= uno
Griib1ieb, Numerical.
Gieie Matriotiideg 9egeilterllrtg Ser
Ireilnallrer mur0e$ nod erbobt, oils
@rnelt u. M1oore blo1 Gebar Mapios,
Der lteQpertretenbe @roBmeiiter Ser
2oge, cine 5iinOen0e Mnipradye belt,
Die. NIT grobem 8eifau nllo milutens
|lanaem @anoefIatiden %a,1fgenommel1
|tprroe. SSbn folgte cine lallgere gl1-
lprade bon 81. S. Nalpipn pou Iaip-
|1or1, Die ebetfaus groBen 8eifnn faao.
Gum erl ten ,Mssole III Ser @eldidlte
Der N%apenporter Greimallrer murber
allh 2eute ppon %u,tberbalb", a1lo
gddt=6reimallrer SIT Ser grDff-
nl1ngsperlammlllnB 5ugelaiien. 9as
|groffnllngsprograt1m idloB aon5er=
tie unb grobe 9prtrige elm.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14

gems bis ein l16r Madmitta9s III 81
slns fem.
@abreno Ser DISCRIMINATING eeiterr,
Nad)mittag mllrNe Ser idbrlid)e SEE
lrid)t bon Sefrctdr Nelpton 81. 4ur=
bin perIeien, Ser $50 Seiten nnfaBte
'alno Der lan9lte lllo nnfangreidllte in
Ser 8eidid)te bes Srpens lit.
Die 5rage ~beid)dftigt iebt icoer-
lma,1n: mobin aebt Die nadlte &pll=
pentipn9 Gs follllen piele Stdote in
getradt, ie6od} habelt @aterfon ltio
Sttunnpa Sic bciten MusIidten. /
Sic lestere Scr beiDen Staote bat
feds allBent ottipe Gelegaten III 9a-
Spenport, 0ie OILS 6al1ptargllment ge=
.bral1de1t, Dob Die 6reimal,rer ldon
lett Dem Sabre 1889 nid)t nlebr IN
|Sttlunlpa geipeiem limo. 8elm es if
men llidt gelillat, Sic 1917 apntensz
ton fir ibre gtaot SIT fidert, 10 mol
len lie lpet1ieitcns sic 1918 @otlpen-
|tion an ii6 rciBen. Ole @ertreter
oes Stt1tmma'w Recommendations
iino: ~. s. McWlidnel, s. g. Mfiner,
Neter SinOlab, SSobn 6. 9olpie, 81.
Sletder nl6 6. 9. Mapes.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14

@arlalo ool1 8aibington, 8. g., g..
S. @inhitg bon Sm 3iegn, Gal.,,
Sobn 8. 2pnb bon Columbus, Ohio,
gilbert @nibmeQ Sort, @iliam g.
,,@rles bot Baltimore, MuolleD s..
Brandon.
1a5lt fomnlt lloeb Sic aus eirigen
piersigM itglieoern abelteGenoe Mboie=
beurt=&apelle. George IS. Sentt, ci=
tier Ser Griin0ar Ser bieiigelt MooIc=
mart=9ogc nn0 ser ~iltclie MSnnie ilt
Gupcnport, miro als SoaltmeiIter
fnilgiren. NaditebenD bas pffisielle
SeItprogralnm::
9oanerstag, is. SSltni -
@ortnittaas.
( bis 8 llbr gn1pfans Ser De-
legaten.
$3.50 ltbr - gr0ifnllng ser aolr-
pcntion in MooI e SOME.
cornerstone, is. Sltni.
gsadmlittags.
8 bis 5 l1br - 9llttortobilfa1rten
0urd) bie 9rei 5taote.
5 ;bis p l1brs &pu5ertc ser
Mooiefeart &apelle.9 fq.iaai H
~ 80 bis tO:3O mfr @roBesi
@anfett Ser. Dele9aten int @iafbatpf
Sote(..
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20 Hbr @ortn. BIS 1 l1gr 0ad1m. /:
'Sibmi1g Ser &%unbeution llno @aDl
ibes natidNtet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
$3.50 llbr SSeloiiblltg r11b t@eiA
lamfnclrici1t int l1eiten 5diiteplparf.
4:30 bis $3.50 n6r Gunaerte
Ser Mpoiebeart &apcllc.
$500 llbr Ihenbs, MieIenpara6e
.onrd Die Sta0t; ulit @egenlnarld, 10
Dob alle i1l ser &araoe sic ul1oere1t
1larldlren Iebet f6nllell. @ltnft S
ll1r. KS. 5s /,
$3.50 llJr Mbenog. p@robe @infiibz
ritltg etc. I'M GARNER Spermbans.3
Hoo ltbr @6enos. u0pen Sanie1.
Gmpfang lllo 2llnd) i'm Mpple Solue.
8enn Die bo~rliegelloen @eldafte
bis Treitag Menb nid)t erleoigt iilto,
10 miro eilte iueitere Sismng Cams
tag Morgen itattfinben.
Sic 9reiie iinb mie folet feItgc=
iett:
geite aapelle lit ber Garaoe, $50.
3tpeiter @reis, $25.
9eIt u~niforn1irte 2oge 1T Ser. Asa=
raoe, $50. s3apeiter @reis $25.
8elt nertretelte 2oge lit Scr 8arat
Sc, $45. 81,
Delegation aus groBter Cutter,
l1lt,lga $25.
@roBter Moole in ser Naraoe,
$3.50.
aleiniter mooie III Ser garaoe,
So. 5 u
Gr e tie 4 iifr oi e Sel6per !
I'M ON mi mngl a!4
Sol eban+Ereis @emin1enoes
geatn, 500.
1oo-aro 2alf &reiie, 50, 3d.
So, 81.
75-g)aro 2auf Mpoie iiber 200
M 7 idmer &reiie, 81. So, 81,
ST. 90.
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81, So, 49, ST..
ug9ree-leeaeo STAGE, 100 garos
Sc, $4, 50.
Breitiprl1ng - So, SO.
nSllg-ofstpar" NO Manner a,tf iez
Ser Seite $40.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
Seine 8rpbe .%,tptbmenbia. e

Seine 8rObe ,notbmenbis. Cine
Yrobe 1T ni6t n0tbis", fdreibt Srar
s. 9Drflein, 1855 2onis Nbe., Milz
t%palfee, Bis., yoenn SIR Mpentrauter
1T nns tpobli befannt, neil mir es fdon
llber Is Sabre M linierer San1ilie ge<-
bra1den. Sorni's Mpenfrdl1ter lit fir
uns bel aranfbeiten ein ebe1llo 9robeg
BebirfniB, tpie 8rot fir ben &ungriz
gen. 8are feline Mgentur in i1nlerer
ytadbarl1aft, TO bdtte cine iolde ldon.
ldnglt iibernpmlnen."
Hnglei9 anberen @ebi5inet1 ipir6.
Sorni's Glpenfrauter nidt in Mpotbez
ten %berfauft. Gpe5ialasenten liefern es
Den 2ellten brett bonn 2aboratprium
Der Serlteuer: ST.. Beter 3Sabrnep &
Cons 60, 1875 @o. @ppne. Npe.,
Chicago. 81. (Mn5.)
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x III i rs
1nllen II 2pnis SilberIteiu.

VII cN8NN 49, = 4f- talTf.VNa
Sallen 2olis Silberltei1.
Mlliif Gbelier Al. Sdaefer.
gcrofIelltlidpungen, 9rpgraltlme
1llto 0rlcfluelel Golp. 1t. Meper.
Nthlftenlpielc Sol. Stiff, gsan.
W}nltapla, Sranf Mrltol1lo, sH1u. Ct
lers, Sell 8pnller.
@anfctt 6reb Gll1ecf, ST.
M65cide1t Sscar 9eMoneD.
s%llltofnobile- un6 Yarabe-Yreile-
Nlialrt 5reele,. 9oltis ged, 9. 3.
@arret.
Mapor 9. 81. MobctE Mnr. 81.
Gabellpurt.
3egree @orf - @ln. OILERS, @lll.
WllItapba.
Mori4dGe 5ranf arlolrlo, eb.
Sltrller.
grfriidpunaen Oscar 1eM1prep.
Ge~forationelt 9. 90. Mabell,
'Gbfp. II. Deeper.
g1npfang Iranf Mrl1oltlo, @ln.
". Davenport.
- &c goriieer aouis
fSilbarlteilt. 54
Sefrreattair Golp. 1t. Mepgpe1r.
&Sanllppfqllattier Ser apllpention ~
,Spta 3npenpurt.
Observation-Disclosures Moofe
Some (.9tctp &intbuI Sotel.
sM4S " 7----4>-- 81 &
49, GrG1ibent @iI5nn nreSinf G;nin.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
SER @afer lit don ieft 4s ss16re,t,

6err 8afer it'll dJon felt i43 SSalgbirselis,
fSrei1nltarcr.
Mnbere, oie Inlpradet bieIten 1t1bt
e%benfaus ltnter Den 6reintaltrer,t be-
0elitenOe &ollet ipielen, fir,o: S! H..
S. 2lcas bon Hiberton; CHARLES 9.
gefer bon 8aterloo, g. SO. @afer
bon Ges Mipines, 8. s. DaggD BON
Dapenport, S. So. Craig BON @es
Moines, S. g. @ence bon @looming=
ton 1t,0 q. S. Marti1 BON @ater=
[Inn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
8cHerbcrid)t.

@o5bington, Ia. Sunni.
Stir Saillpis uno Solpa: Ibeilmeile
triib Mittipph lllb 3omerstag;
meniJ Nelloerltng III 8en1peratur.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
sufaler @etterberidjt.

0apenpprt1 13. SSltai.
8ltrdidnitts Sarometcrltano 1904
9~llrdidnitts Icmperatllr . III
&DdI.c Srr1pcratltr Delltc . so
-geieorigite Semperatur Iebt6 Nadt 62
Normale Iempetatur fir SO
glrsidudttlide 5eudtieteit Der
2irft 55
MicosridIaa III "a stru0en 600
Gnr6srriGetoc Millbridtltltg S8
@aiieritdno I'M llbr W'orgens 1913
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14

Ter @er5og bon Mnfalf bat
6elll 6liegerbultptmanl1 golde Die
9}iitcril1ligllien |. Mal1e 0es @er5og=
lid)cn Saltsnrhel1s Derlieben. - $50
rltnt bat Der fiibl1e Jlie6er nod 1idt
Den @eimarer Ja~lfenproen ober Ben
prcn5ild)en 9olerorben? Sir einel1
Sliegcr Die p~allenoltet Srben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
@ooie bc1aapten, baf lie erDftc Som
BENTON lit bieiem Sabre III Da-
nelpprt abbaltcn ucrbem.
giele electromagnetic Meoner yDpn ma
f1o11alem Gnf 1peroe,rlbier leil1.
2as offi5ielle 6eltprograt1l,m.

Die ON 1%onnerstas qlno Sreitag,
oleler Mode bier ~absllbaltetl0e
gafoole=&onoention ioll sic gr0Bte-
aol1oention peroen, sic III oielem
Sabre IN Davenport abgebalten miro
ll1lo ae9en 5000 @alte alad) Dape1=
port brlteen. Son Burlington, Sonia
WITH, Geoar &opios, Sttutnipa 1a,,o
W~a!scatl1te tperoen Spe5ialaiige emit
la1lot lperoel. llnter o~enienigell sic
Seltreoen balten meroen, befinoen iiA
alld Die @adItebenoell: Sob. Mrtbl1r
copper Don &arias, Son. 80. SO.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
s, 6iSlar pon Gapenport fii1rt
Sen &priit.

" Altu !JIUbe SUIICQHe GlU.
q. s, Ti6lar poa Gapcnport fii1rt
BEN &oriit,
%. S. Siolar bon 3apenport, Ell
1er Der 6reimal1rerpeteranen SSopas,
fiibrte bel Ser aroBen aollpntions=
eroffnltl1g ben &riib. Madoem er
bon Dem @robmetite Ser 2oge, Sranf
8. Moies bon Clinton, Sen @npelen=
ben ~borgeltellt tproen mon, bielt
Sanes 9. @anrbR bon &11orpiIe, eilr
anoerer geteram ibes sSsoipa'er 6rei=
malrertbltms, Sen Sreimallrerritl,s
ab. SEER @anrbfP apllrbe 6urd) Sen
Itellpertretenben GroBmeilter porge=
ltellt.
@ie 1don it om geltrigen Musga=
BE bon Ser genrofrat" berid)tet
morDen nor, ipar a@err SC. S. 9am~
Jon, Der 4raiioenf Ser. grItem Matio=
mol 8anf, bafiir %naseriebe11 moroen,
Die @dite, iiber 1s;5OO an Ser 3abI,
in Davenport tui1fpnlf1et 5u DeiBen.
Serr 9amlo11 eitleoigte 9id "Ieiaer
nidt leiften Muf5nbe in berporra=
GENDER @eile ltnol mad)te Bic @eIl1=
der in biplomatifben &eoetpenolm=
gen allf Die gor5ige Ser 5taot Do=
1penport al1fmerfim go erflarte
Der Heoner, oaB sic Dabenporter bolt
DEM @rlmoprin5ih Ser 6reimnllrer
n&ilf' 9ei1en HaddNten" 6l1rh lulb
olird betpegt ieien, nno crit Hirslid
|iiber $500, g00. 90 ffuiir Itdotilde unb
Observation-Disclosures anfgf-
bradt Datten.
Mit groBem Mhllnl1s tpur6e aud,
91errn 9aplons 8e,nerfung aufge-
nomnen1, Dob 9apenport al1dl an
vNationales 8eretleill" S11tereIIe
ni1l1mt nnb crit borstpenigen @ode11
$4,000 fir Die g~rribh1ng elmer Or
morn aufgebradt bat. gr idlob NIT
ben @orten u8ir griiben Gl,d1 Slime
rlfaner, Die bereit iasD, ibfren lekten
Iropfen Slut fir bn @bre Des 8a=
terlanoes 5u opfern."
grnet g. Mopre rruibert.
y8ir fennen Sen @iafommenaei5t
n1no Die Galtfreunoldaft 3aperl-
ports" paren Sic Anfangsmorte bon
Der Mnlprade bon grnelts q. Mapore.
Dem beigeoroneten @roBmeilter unb
replibli fatlilhm &anbibate1 fir bas
Mnt zines @ol1ber1ellrleuhants Don
Soma. Ser 8iQfommensra1B BON
Gapenport par Itets elm lparmer unb
elm ber5li6er, nno lit melt W6er bie
'8ren5en Ser Sta6t binal1s befannt" 4,
fligte CT bin5u.
and in oer aaiprade tons @errn
Wloore pllrbe altf uNationol Mreit=
lgn" bingemieien. ct oanfte pann
nod offi5iea Serrn 9atpion l1no,ben
Irelmallrern Der 5taot 9abemport
fir lire @aitfreun6idaft.
Sic 1tnterbaltangem.
Mm Na9mittage unternabmen bie
bier in Der Stabt bon al1slparts net
lerloen 1amen Ser 6reimaurer cine
N11tomobiltour onrb Sic Stabt nnl
llmgege1o.
slm slbeno idloB fib ei1e Moro=
1d)e1nfabrt auf DEM Wiiiiiiippi an.
9Sellte miro 6ie l1mgegello Ser Drsi
Staote NIT Il1tomobilen bei1dt uno
ant Mbeno lit Elm groBes Set, berbnn=
oe1t NIT 8au, &on5ert llip. i'm 5bii=
Bellparf. SIN 5diisenparf miro al1d
Witttpob Mbeno 6as groBe 5rei,
mal1rerpifnif abgebalten tperoen. 90
51 fo1niitnob, bob Die Damen ieoer=
5eit foitenlos 6ns @nrben llno gaiino
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'aliiillhen tom
men.
Mm Mad)unittage nlir6e 6a11ln INN
5tpei nbr b~eginneno oie pffi5ieae 5i-
bl11g Der @roBloge a~bgebaItet, Bel
Der WroBmeiitef Moies sen 0orlib
fibrte. Sellte merben SiBungen INN
9 ll6ir Melorgens llo nm 2 llbr Mad,-
n1iftnns nbaehaIten 1Der6eu
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14

: beoentet geitieeen; - bebeutet
gefnnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14

Mue Stimmgeber, fpelde 1id Sl1 Ser
flnoamentalen @rrnoIabcn Ser Sc
mofratie befennen, 1tnb eingelaoen,
itd} an Der 8abl BON 9elegaten gu bic
Ter &onpention 8u betbeiligen.
SIN Illftrag See 9emofrati1den
Central : gommittees, Ser IN seiner am
9. Mai 1916 abgebalteuen Werfa,nmz
llrng ertbeilt im1rbe:
S. So Mcpnoibs, @orliber.
- @. s. 8ranagam, Gefretar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14

$N'rE ~ ~ Ssf W
.brauhelr, Dob Die 6reimallrer ldon
lett Dem .SSabre 1889; nidt mebr III
Sttum,pa geipelcn iillo. @enn es if.
men llidt gelingt sic 1917 apnpenss
tion fir ibre gtaot 51 fiderM 10 mol
LETT Tie l~penieitcns sic 1918 @o11pelt:-
|tion on iid rciben. Die @ertreter
oes Stt,1mma'er Recommendations
iino: y. s. Meafidael, S. 6. Mfinpr,
Neter 6inolap, SSobn 6, gotpie, 81.
6letd)er uno g. 9. MaDes.
Sttumiua fat sluci Jreimatrerlogcrnu,
@er alles eebort oea 6reimal1rertt
an un0 lper befinoet iid in Ser
9taot2 Iiele Sraae bot idoon 10 mal1=
dea belpegt, Ser bier oie nielen 5rei=
mallrer ON geitrigm Sage lab lltb
lid) iiber Dos feltlih geidmiidte Das
pellport frelte. Chem 8eri6terItat-
ter bon Ser Ien1ofrut" tpar es perz
golnt, einen Ginblid in Sos grobe
&egiitratiensbud a1 tbutt, 1lnb bort
iab er oie Marlen BON biele11, pielen
Marmern, Sic. in SSolpa cine groBe
&olle ipielen.
1apio s. Glarf, ser Nrajioent ser
Glarf NatiollaI gal,f bon 9selpton.
gr lit elm Wit9lieo Ser Ger,paltu1gs-
beboroe neM Gell1plar &arf, Dent
p%lnoerbarf gelegellen 5pmmererbo=
lltngsort Der .&nigbt Gemplars of
Sonia.
Sep. SSobn Gpiart, ein befannter
episfopaliideri @eiltliber pon 9u=
bl1qllc.
gssirfsridfsZr .g6ouras art5l,r BON
2ogan, eilt rGait Snnior @ralo
8aroen" 4ooes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
9e5irfsrid)ter @illiam Suttdd)llion
pon Sionr Gitp, Elm friiberer @roB=
meilter Ser Ireimaltrer.
s.. g. Sreat BON 9es Meoines, ssa.,
Elm befannter Gfeimmtrer nn6 Sefre-
tar Der &pntrolbeborDe bon sSotpa.
George 8. Sdoonober bon M11amo=.
ia. Gin berborragenoer ganfier,
Neoner, Sreimal1rerbo5ent etc. gr
|!befleioet IN Der sSreimal1rerei einen
r at;noop D ana,,,1; nD a. Ssittlur psi
Grit i'm borigen Sabre begab er 1id
altf cine groBe 8ortraastoltr burh Sic
i11qtolt. $. 81 mnftp Mra5ihant S Sai}-
ion eit1em @i,e;;,or pl,'p Sa; Ss't=
:" Ss,,Saau e m.n g Wall DEL.
n;aa ei,s = G,aaIuls pp,1 st1!ot@
SER Mprmal1,nasheSSr,a n''S So gel M!as
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pes VroB'
IS. u. @eiffom nm, sno,o,, ei4n
esria yer5pttase mrass a1apalf ltpo ".
|1g14 '''e'1'e Serpalh
50 a ss,,o 49,,
fr;ihpr ;;,,Sart ~, NV w.ual Sl1p, EN-
Ser 5ih g MP aa6 pauni,'elll s sal1tler,
ipttp = g. gpt NY Sug,sn ~ oe'l MllDeltano
49,. lut1t elN poger Sre1=..
ssyotpn' Des ppob'apl1els pot'
@ro,n,npn ao,,on So, 0oam..
einer Ser nro,1ina,'toS gon ~ mssg[olaes,
gtootes ,nS M rlear aaiapal'e pes
@roRlpop oD"'e11 Der
81 81 g,,s6oh
Nir5f motiamoI @on ~ Ytalloel'f Der
uno Elm ~herharr ma uol Glarllloa
|6es stootsa g.. se' ia m Sre1inallrer.
[Iinonafnnitps Ser ed " wa19lleo oes
.{reroroRIoop - ~ Srelll'alt=
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-22
AMERICA PRODS
ALLIES TO REPLY
TO MAILS NOTE
State Department Wants to
Know Of France and Eng
land Why They Have
Not Answered.
WANTS EARLY RESPONSE
Memorandum Handed Page by
Foreign Office Taking Up
Certain Complaints.
TO ALLAY IMPATIENCE
WANTS EARLY RESPONSE
70 ALLAY IMPATIENCE

Washington, July 2l.-Acting Secre-
tary Polk announced today that he
had made formal inquiry of France
and Great Britain as to why no reply
had been received as TO the last
American note regarding interference
with neutral mails and had asked for
a response at the earliest possible
moment.
At tbs time Mr.. Polk had not heard
that Ambassador Page had been
handed a memorandum by the Brit
ish foreign office answering specific
complaints made in the American
note. This memorandum will serve
to allay the impatience of the state
department only partially, however,
as officials are most anxious to have
a definite reply to the general pro-
test against the treatment accorded
mails between the United States and
neutral countries of Europe.
The understanding here is that the
French foreign office has sent to
London a draft of note and that
dispatch of the joint reply is being
delayed there. A.. .-.s
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-22
Subsea Freighter
Said to Be Waiting
For Cargo Of Gold

Baltimore, July 2l.-Negotiations
now said to be pending between the
Eastern Forwarding company and
"one of the largest American banking
institutions" for big consignment
Of gold to be sent back to Germany
on the submarine merchantmen
Deutschland. were given as the cause
OF the delay in the undersea liners de-
parturc from Baltimore, according to
an official of the submarines Ameri-
can agents today.
Paul G. L. Hilken, the junior mem
Der of. the Eastern Forwarding com
pany, has been absent from his office
here for more than forty-eight hours
and it was said that he is represent
ing his company in the negotiations
for the gold. The amount could not
be learned.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-22
Food Riots in Belgian Cities;
People Expelled From Lille

fats, have done much to supplement
the supplies sent into the occupied
regions by the commission for relief
in Belgium.
The quelling Of the riots in the
populous centers has been followed by
the compulsory evacuation from the
cities by the German authorities Of
large sections Of the industrial popula-
tions. These have been scattered
homeless through the agricultural
regions, the reports say as punish
ment and to minimize the risk OF Q
recurrence of the trouble.
The greatest forced migration took
place from the city of Lille, from
which 2s,000 people, including women
and children, were expelled. These
people are not welcome in the rural
areas, where the problems of relief,
while not as acute as in the industrial
centers, does not make the people de-
sire any further drain on their limited
resources.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-22
MEXICO SUGGESTS
JOINT COMMISSION
Mr.. Polk Admits Receipt OF
Note from Carransa-Ne-
gotiations Progressing.
ANSWER IS NOT READY

Washington, July 2l.--While It is
admitted at the State department TO-
day that note had been received
from the de facto government OF
Mexico under date Of July II, propos-
ing the appointment OF a joint COM
mission to settle border difficulties,
officials refused to comment upon
the statement given out at Mexico
City last night purporting to present
the text of the communication.
II was learned from an authoritative
source, however, that the Mexico City
text, though substantially similar is
not identical with that presented by
Eliseo Arrendondo, Mexican arabassa-
door designate, on July IL.
Arrendondo Sees Polk.
Mr.. Arrendondo saw Acting Secre.
tary Polk before the latter went to
today's cabinet meeting. Secretary
Polk took with him to the cabinet
meeting memorandum OF his confer
ences with Mr.. Arrendondo, which he
supplemented with verbal report Of
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-22
Nebraska Troops
# Are Comfortable
Says General Bliss

Washington, July 2l.-Another re-
port today from Major General Bliss
to the War department on his inspec-
tion of National Guard camps on the
Mexican border said he found the en-
canipment at Llano ,Grande, Donna,
Mercedes and Harlingen, Texas, in
an excellent state of health, with san
itary conditions ranging from good to
excellent z
The dispatch follows: ,..~..,..
FINISHED inspection of Minnesota
and Indiana infantry brigades and two
regiments Of Nebraska infantry and
auxiliary troops from these states, all
stationed at Llano Grande and por-
tions of Texas infantry brigade sta-
toned at Donna, Mercedes and Har-
lingen. With the exception of one
Indiana regiment, which was in shell
ter tents, the troops inspected today
are comfortably sheltered. The large
tents for this regiment are coming by
express today.
Command is In excellent state Of
health, the sick report being prac-
tically negligible. Camp water sup
ply system at Llano Grande is nearly
completed. The water at all stations
inspected is of excellent quality. San
itary conditions of the various camps
varied from good to excellent. The
condition of the poorer camps in this
S,espect is being rapidly improved.
"All officers and men interviewed
by me stated that the rations are
abundant in quantity, excellent in,
quality and of suitable variety. Cen
eral spirit of contentment the same
as indicated in my previous tele-
gram" e
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-22

Rotterdam (Via London), July 2i.
Food riots which broke out in Bel
gium and northern France have been
suppressed by the German military
authorities, according to reports re-
ceived here from reliable sources.
The rioting was especially severe at
Liege, Verviers, Roubaix, Renaix,
St. Nicholas, from Lokern and Ter
monde.
Rotterdam, July 2l.--The short
age Of food which resulted in the
riots, according to the relief agencies,
was due to the shortage OF tonnage
which is not likely to be corrected,
as the German government definitely
has refused to consent to the plan to
use interned German ships to bring
relief food, and because OF the cm-
barge which the German authorities
have placed on the import into Bel
gium and France OF native Dutch food
supplies which, especially meats and
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-22
ITALY MAY BREAK 4
WITH GERMANY
Decree Places Persons and
Property Of Germans On
Same Basis as Austrians.
CONDITIONS ARE UNUSUAL

Rome, July 20.-(Via Paris, July
2l.)-A ministerial decree was issued
today placing the persons and prop
erty of Germans on the same footing
of those of Austrians and Hungarians.
The decree does not directly mention
Germans, but states that allies OF
Austria are to be treated as enemies
and their subjects and goods are
liable to sequestration.
Prior to the war German property
and interests in Italy were estimated
to be worth $2so,0O0,O0O. Their value
now is placed at about $ls0,0O0000.
There are only 4 few German sub
jects in Italy now, and these will be
either placed in concentration camps,
or sent across the Swiss border.
There has been a strong agitation
in Italy for some time for the break
ing off Of all relations with Germany.
The curious situation caused by
Italy being at war with Austria, while
nominally at peace with Germany was
emphasized by an agreement between
RNne and Berlin, wherein all rights
of the citizens OF one country domi-
ciled in the other were to be respected.
IN July E this agreement was de-
nounced on the ground that it was
not being observed by Germany.
At the great council of the entente
powers, held in Paris last February,
the Italian representatives were
pressed for an explanation as to why
Italy had not declared war on Ger
many. On February %, Italy re-
Questioned thirty-four German ships
which were interned in Italian ports.
AS similar action by Portugal had
promptly called forth an ultimatum
from Berlin which was followed by a
declaration Of war, it was confidently
expected that the same sequel would
follow in regard to Italy. As far as
is known, however, Wilhelmstrasse
did not even make a protest. II war
is now declared Italian troops may be
sent to the western front, according
to the expectations expressed in Lon
don and Paris. =
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-22
John M. Thurston
Is Critically I'll at
st. Joseph Hospital

John NJ. Thurston, former senator
from Nebraska, is critically i'll at St.
Joseph hispital, where he has been
since Sunday. He was delirious all
Yesterday and the attending physician,
Dr. Schieier said last night that he
expected the turning point inside OF
forty-eight hours.
Mr.. Thurston had been living at the
Rome hotel. Last Sunday night he
arose from his bed to get drink OF
water and falling, he sprained his
right hip. The injury, combined with
his age and the intense heat, it IS as
serted has tendency to cause friends
to fera for his recovery.
Mr.. Thurston is one of Omaha's
pioneer attorneys. For years he was
general solicitor for the Union Pa,
cific and was elected to the, United
States senate in 1894.