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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-05
MEXICO TO WAR ON U. s.,
GERMAN PRESS BELIEVES

BERLIN. March 5,-Mexlco will begin
hostlities against the United states at
once, II war breaks out between the United
states and Germany, portion Of the Ger
man press believes.
General Carranza will act upon his own
initiative and without any urging from Ber-
lin the Vossische Zeitung declares And,
that newspaper adds, cuba and the Phllip-
pines may decide to make Copmon cause
with Mexico on the ground that the United
States has inflicted serious wrongs on t.leip,
Almost without exception the Berlin pa.
pers agree that Foreign Secretary Himmer-
mann's statement was a complete justihca'
tion of Germany's course in attempting to
arrange a defensive alliance with Mexico
and Japan.
Count Won Reventlow, often accused OF
being violently "anti-American," critiCizcs
Secretary Zimmerman severely In his dis
Cusson Of the proposal to Mexico.
Publication Of Germany's offer, Revent-
low asserted, has unified American senti-
ment behind President Wilson Further.
more. Reventlow declared the people of
the United States will remember the Ger
man proposal long after the end Of the
present war with probably injury to German
trade interests.
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able fight were marked by an acrimonious
exchange Of remarks. which at one time
threatened to develop into a personal en-
counter between Senators La Toilette and
Robinson Senator Hitchcock. OF Nebraska.
who held the floor at the closing. branded
the performance as one OF the most rep
rohensiblc hlibusters that ever took place
In the history Of the Senate"
This was just after Hitchcock had made
n nnal appeal for unanimous consent for a
vote on the bill and La Toilette had OBJ
jected. While this final skrmsh was
taking place In the Senate chamber Presi-
dent Wilson was waiting IN his room, less
than hfty feet away. ready 20 sign the bill.
But La Follettc's emphatic objection ban
shed the last hope for its success.
Senator stone az the chairman Of the
Foreign Relations Committee, as well as
Norris and La Toilette, now occupy most
dnpatriotic positions. bowng, 1t Is charged,
to an un-Amer.can citizenship in their re-
spective states and stutifying themselves
In the hope Of attracting "a large group Of
voters on election day.
Pcnrose and Stone are what is known as
friends after dark" PenroSc aided and
abettcd the iibustcrs without being an ac-
tive one himself. While he is bitterly OPP
posed to President wilson's foreign policy
he would have voted for the bill IL the game
engineered silently by himself had allowed
tho taking of vote,
When Senator Lodge was advising his
Republican colleagues and others to sign
paper protesting against the nlbuster late
night, PenrOsr declined TO sign il,
declaring that it was an unnecessary and
unwise political move. After criticisms had
been hcapcd upon him today for his attitude.
he sought to explain it by saying that he
was not present when the paper was cir
culatcd but was favorable to TN" passage
of the bill as every one knew.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-05
GREAT BRITAIN AMAZED
AT FILIBUSTER RESULT

LONDON, March 5.--London Is puzzled
and amazed at the failure Of the United
states Senate to pass the armed ship bill
The news reached hero after the morn
rg papers had closed their editorial col
umns for the dag, but II evoked much COM
ment in official circles and among members
of the American colony. Everywhere 1t was
predicted that President Wilson would lose
no time in directing the armlng Of ships
taking the ground that obstructionist tactics
had prevented Congress from exercising the
will of the majority.
. The text OF the Presidents statement, eN-
pressing doubt as 20 whether he possessed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-05
PRESIDENT ASSAILED
IN REICHSTAG DEBATE

BERLIN March 3. - President Wilson
was vigorously assailed by Doctor Strcse-
mann Reichstag member, during the course
of "A discussion on the budget that turned
into q discussion of relations with the
United states.
The rupture of relations was welcomed
bv nobody. but in the case of the United
states unlimited possibilities of neutrality
had become visible" said Stresemann
Il heard two election speeches by Presi-
dent Wilson lie is a theorist remote from
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-05

pies party, declared IL was contrary to
American traditions to join In with other
assallants as the eleventh adversary or
country which already was engaged IN SELF
defense against ten enemies.
The same discussion was marked by an
exchange between the Socialist members
I,edebour and Kel Keil, answering Lede-
bour, advocated n peace which will be last
ing and leave no desire for revenge. The
addition OF alien territory, he said. would
be n gain for homogenety.
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all the world and looks on 1t as a chemist
on report He doesn't know Europe but
considers himself justified to be her teacher.
German Americans did everything to
prevent conflict between us and the United
states. They fully understood Germany $
struggle for existence. Prosecuted by Will
son they maintain the idea Of German
Amercanism until now. wilson once well
coined them as those men who could be
proud that their country was Germany"
Doctor Hausmann. member of the Peo-
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New Industry at Daretown

DARET0wN, N. j., March 5.--As -.
as the necessary machinery can be ins,,u.s
In the old flour and feed mills of " :
Fox, New York company which h.!
bought the property win pegin to rea,,s'
milk to II powder form on a large sc.,'
Daretown is considered a dairy cent?.
salem County and plenty of milk will \. u ~
hand to keep the mill in steady operatlon :"
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this power. evidently had not reached Lon
don when this dispatch was filed.
The Senates failure TO act Will nave no
real effect on American policy, II Is held
here, but its moral effect among the Gem
trail Powers will be considerable German
diplomats, Il is pointed out. will make much
of the victory of the flibustering Senators
in arguing to persuade Austria and Bull
gara to support the German submarine
wal with all the measure ct their command.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-05

Search extended TO Seattle and
other Coast cities today for the
murderers OF bcauuful Mrs. Alice
McQulllan Dunn. who vas shot 90
death IN bed Ia ST Paul recently.
Confessions obtained from two
men In ST. Paul have pointed to
tho fact that man named Joe or
Eddie Redenbaugh and his accom-.
plice. Brent Glasscock. committed
tho crime The two left for the
West a few days ago. with $4,000.
which they are believed 20 have
been paid for killing Mrs. Dunn.
Mrs. Dunn was prominent St
Paul society woman. and a member
OF an old St Paul family. She was
murdered by a mysterious man in
a white mask. who has been identi-
fled as Redcubaugh. Miss Rather
inc McQuillan. sister OF the murder
cd woman. who was present when
the killing occurred. remembers the
voice OF the murderer and would
recognize II n she heard It. she
says
Redenhaugh is also wanted for
bank robbery ia Lincoln, Neb.
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LADY CAL1FOHStAS. 81. tNISct,
b"rei. IKE TO hear from gentleman. a
mr. 90. viih means. good position. Oh
sect matrimong Address T.5N star
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LACK OF EMOTION
MARKS ATTITUDE
OF TRACY TO END
BY MABEL ABBOTT

Thank you; thank you;
thank you"
That was all Tom Tracy had
90 say, az friends and attorneys
crowded around him with con.
qrstuiations and sisps on the
back. after the tense instant
Of realization that followed the
annoUneemen; Of the verdict
OF the jury In the /. W. W.
trial today.
"Sot guilty" read the clerk.
Fred ~ Moore. Tracy's attorney.
who sat beside him. reached for
his hand. and gripped II In silence.
and then the rush started.
Small Crowd There
There were perhaps 20 or 30 peo-
pie IN the courtroom when the YER
dict was read A number %
Tracy's friends spent the night at
tho courthouse. In the room OF the
Everett Prisoners Defense com
mitice. As tho words fell from
the judges lips. Sergeant J. J.
Keenan,. OF the committee. appoint
~ 10 AAAf - ~ = 81 NAAhf lANA@
aids request. to keep order In the
halls during the trial. dashed from
The room and rushed down the cor
rldor with both hands above his
head. shouting not guilty Not
guilty"
Tracy and his attorneys shook
hands with the jurors. but there
Nas little talking Tracy was
smiling. but as silent as he has
been all thru tho trial Foreman
James r. Williams had tears In his
eyes. as did several OF the others
jury Session Stormy
All the jurors refused 10 talk
about What took place IN the jury
room. saying that they had pledged
them selves to secrecy II was
learned. however. that the session
Vas stormy one. The Jury was
composed OF six women and six
mon. and one at least. OF the men
is said TO have held out detcrmin-
cdly for conviction. starting a di-
vision that was bitterly argued I'M
I'll morning.
Blankets were sent for. late In
the night that two Of the women.
who are said To have collapsed.
might take little rest The
jurors looked physically exhausted
AZ they filed into the box
Tracy Visits Jail Comrades
II don't know what III do next"
said Tracy as he left the court.
room Look for a job. suppose.
hut I'll stay around here until the
rest OF the boys are ont OF Jail"
lie went TO Moore's office for
few minutes after the verdict. and
then 20 the l. W ". hall. on Sec.
ond ave. S. where cheering
crowd was waiting for him.
And then he went TO Everett on
the interurb1n. 10 see the rest of
the boys in Jail
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CRAFT CHARGES
STILL WITHHELD

BREMERTON. May 5.-Unlsss !,
Is holding off 10 present its most IL.
terestinr findings when antlcipatioa
in Kiisap county is keenest, tie
grand jury now sitting at Port On.
chard will be a disappointment 70
both sides in the political nst,
which has split the residents In,
two warning factions.
When the jury adjourned, Fhdsr
night. until Monday. il returnt.
eight indictments. all charT.x
frauds in county road work. vti@
didn't have the slightest bearing O.
the dlctagraph graft evidence
charge. and the meat graft chars
and tho other graft charges that he
mayor faces. and has forced the city
attorney TO face.
County Commissioned Palms,is'
and Road Supervisor George A. u,
Arthur are charged with irregllr.
ties. which. IL true, are gross miste.
rneanors.
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TEACHERS AND
MOTHERS MEET

NORTH YAKIMA. May 5.--s..,
tie win be represented among Il.
officers Of the State CoDgres, !,
Mothers and Parent Teacher as.n
Citations during the coming year 4,
Mrs " !. Rem. second Va.
president. Mrs II ". Garfield s,s
Mrs ~. II McFarlane. members !.
the executive committee. Other n.
ficers elected yesterday were W.,
u G. Todd ~ Tacoma. unanlnopsI,
reelected president. Mrs. g. D W.
Questen. Tocamo. first vice ure,l
oent. Mrs Arthur Gum. Wenatcbss
third vice president. Mrs. c 4
Varney. North Yakima. recordiny
secretary. Mrs. " ?. Dodge n.
coma, CORES pondinR secretary.
Mrs W ". Downing. Auburn
treasurer: Mrs. Albert J. Morley
Aberdeen. historian: Mrs. r. ?. Al
hertson. Of Kitsap county, meub.,
Of the state executive committee
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STAR F00TBALlER
BECOMES BENEDICT

Hap Miller. star halfback Cor
four years on the University OF
Washington's championship teams,
was married yesterday afternoon in
Tacoma TO Frances Barrett OF Van.
couver. Wash. The couple came TO
Seattle last evening.
Miller is one OF the greatest foot.
ball fighters who has ever played
on Washington team. and has
been selected for All-Star teams nu.
merous times. His bride is promi.
nent IN musical circles in Portland
and Vancouver
Miller is a member of Delta Tau
Delta fraternity and oval club, the
campus honor society. He is the
son Of Judge A. l.. Miller. OF Clarke
county.
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nUsINess peRsoNALs

our \ nioit
DANCER tY smriHfiuU a
Ht'i1tfAffHf Instead uf
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fsw hpufH wtfh a special
ist uNl nut that persona
ruar 70 tuuf daurinE
tAIi tho latest dances 10
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TERMS MOST
LLA.LL. AI-I-L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-05
COAL PRICES TOO
high SAYS BOARD

WASHINGTON. May 5.-Retail
prices OF coal generally obtaining
are unwarranted. the federal trade
commission ruled today. in a report
10 congress. wherein e counseled
the public not TO indulge I'm n buy
ing panic" The consumer should
buy as in past years. not try TO
hoard four months supply in a sin.
gle month. the commission said
Moreover. II announced that II in
tends to expose any dealer or specu-
lator who tries TO stampede the pub
lie into abnormal buying or who
thies to Justify high prices. especial
~ Ms there is coal for all aud the
output will be increased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-05
LET CONTRACT
FOR CITY PLANT

Charles G. Moore & Co. recelv-
ed the contract for constructing
the 10.000-kilowatt addition to the
Lake Union power plant, according
to the recommendation OF Superin-
tcndent J. d. Ross. OF the light de
partment. To the board Of public
works yesterday The Moore com.
pany will receive s23t.035 for their
share of the work and will be re.
sponshle for the overhead eff.
cheney OF the plant Allis-Chalmers
will be paid slt7,400 for installing
the turbine and EXETER units.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-05
MEN WILL BE Given
COMMISSION CHANG

Two men from every company 9.
Coast artillery and % from the b
fantry regiment will be discharrsl
from state service In order TIA
they may attend the reserve OIL
GERS training camp at the prestio
according to orders received from
the war department by Adit Ger
Maurice Thompson. Friday after
noon.
The men are 10 be selected ~
cording 10 their qualifications ard
alternates are 10 be named TO take
the places OF those selected II The
original candidates fail TO pass TIE
preliminary examinations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-05

MARRY THOUHASpA ASNTOJR m
marry ~ once. Worth - 600 10 400
900 All ages write quick people.,
cub BOX Z fan Diego. cat
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q FEMALE HELp WANTED

wOMES WANTED - goVERSMENI
life iohs 30 month Write I'm
nsdiatslY for list positions open Frank.
In Institute. Dept. TtfE. Rochester.
ET
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LOHTLY TVETTY YOUNG MAtDrN
lively. healthy has means. wnnta IN
marry Address e. DiS isth Ut
San Blogo cal
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80 HOUSES FOR SALE

YOUR RENr MONEY Will utN =
hculs from Adams ~ Fauntiefey wssi
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CONGRESS- HARD
AT WORK ON NEW
ARMY MEASURE

WASHINGTON. NAV
Huote and senate d.y.l,.
slon' today that they miss,
clean Up the question Of rai,ss 49,
Ameries's armies within a d.
or two. SEASONS o. N. 90,
fereea committee Gtsr,.a 49,
morning. The Roosevelt, dIv,'
ION issue, the age limit an.
the exemptions problem We.
the big differences 70 -
snoothsd out.
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45-MIsceLLANeoUs FOR SALE

Every 20 DAYS Ia ruEn and furniture nt
Waldrou 60. 1922 Fourth our In,
prices enable us a. 10 do
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WORkt$s MA% WISHED re- MEET
working giri. not over 70 years Give
rhoue number: object natrimony
F.Gf star
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ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

Have YOUR palm thoroughly road ana .K.
planned by a genuine Egyptian pal,uls,
ma rlnirtoYaut ono naturally gifted
with tho power TO toll muny coming
events ~ your iifo. how to gain rurrcss
iu business health. marriage divorce.
Rpe' ulnii'uA ana transactions Of an
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She ad,lHeH on nll important affairs W
ne Special this week. readings 10
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Not CAN GIT WELL
WITHOUT TUE NuE

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BUSINESS PERSONALS

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skin " 1unds ab
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SING LEE

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