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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-04-05

Mrs. M. Denneston, WHO underwent
a serious operation at local hos :
pital three weeks ago, has made a
good recovery. and was able to re-
turn to her home at Redwood Falls
today, accompanied by her husband.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-04-05

+. ]. Olson. manager of the F. w.
Kruse. store at La Crosse. Wis.,. left
for New York on a second purchas :
ing trip for the Kruse stores.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-04-05

Were Given Their Discharge.
Privates o. w. Walker and E. C..
Thronson -of the local home guard
company today received, official no.
,tice that they had been honorably
discharged.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-04-05

The Blue Earth County Bureau
has secured a room in the basement
of the court house to be used for
the testing of seed corn.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-04-05
E,eleLake

Mrs. William j. Flachsenhar of Ter
ry, Mont, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs..2A. C. Hopkins for few days.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-08
HERIDAs EN- UN ACCIDENTE

En- Ia madrugada de aver, en-. un
autom0v;l particular freron ilevadas
III hospital de Ia ciudad Ia sonora de
! 4. McLemore Y 4 su nija Ana, am
has haridas IN un acc!dente automo-
vilistico ocurrido a IL millas fuera
de los l!mites de Ia ciudad en- e! ca
nino de Sommerset. La sonora de
McLemore declare que ella Y 81 hija
han en- IN canton por el referido
canine ~carretero. cuando su maQui-
ma safrit IN terrible choque por de-
tras. con otro autom6vil de gran
tamano que venia en- Ia misma d.
recci6n que el de elias: pero CANT
nando con gran velocidad. Il canton
Sc volc6 Y Ia sonora resulto con dos
costiIlas fracturadas Y su hija con
un brazo Q~Gebr&do. Ell ndlVlduo
culpable de este choque, escape 0
su automovil Y no tiene nj SiQulers
ndicios de quier pueda ser.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-08
YIAJEROS.

P~rocedente del puerto de Tampico
lego a esta ciGdad ell conocido conner
ciarte don Abelardo SANCHEZ, Quien
viene acompanado de su familia.
DE Laredo, Tex, llegaron a esta
ciudad los senores Melton Rodriguez
Y Ramon Sotil, Sc hospedan en- el no.
tel BeXar.
-Despues de permanecer n Sc
mana en- st Louis, Mo-. arreglando
negocios comerciales, lego a San An
tonic, de paso' para Tampico, donde
tiene establecida su Residential, el Sc
nor Cesareo Fernando.
Para Monterrey. capital del Es-
tado de Nuevo Leon, sali0 el senior
Matias ElizOndo, deSpues de haber
permanecido tres o cuatro dias entire
nosotroS.
-P~rocedentes de New Orleans lie
garon a San Antonio los senores Luis
Assema y George W. Clynes.
Ell senior Pedro Dominguez, CO.
merciante de Tampico, sali6 de esta
ciudad para el referido puerto, acom-
parade de su familia.
-Despues de haber arreglGdo sa-
tisfactoriamente en- Monterrey los
negocios que ~llevaron al seHor Profe-
sor Samuel +. .ArGchiga, a IL capital
~meolonesa. regrcs0 a San Antonio en-
canine para f Paso. donde reside
habitualmentc dicho cabailero. 81
professor .Arechiga Sc encuentra alO-
.jado en- Ell Hotel San Anthony.
Del puerto de New York acaba
de llegar a esta ciud&d Cl senior don
Pufino LAWN, hijo, quien dice habec
arreglado con toda fe!iciGad los ne
gccios que por ALA 10 retuvieron. +!
senior Lawn saldra en- breve para Ia
region .lagunera, donde tiene estable-
cidos Sus liegcCioS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-08

Dimos cuenta de que desde ii mler-
coles de la semana pasada, Sc habia
extraviado ell nino Jorge Baray, dc
d!ez amos lie edad, cuyos padres re-
siden en- la caGa numero 2,lO1 de la
calIe w. Salinas. Aver o propusl-
mos investigar este asunto Y logra-
mos saber cuanto cuisines, hablendo
contribuido en- parte al hallazgo de!
chiQuillo que a las once Y media de
la manana fue entregado a SD ma
Dire, que es Ia Sencra Ramona Posa-
da viuda de Baray.
.Aventura d~esagradable.
Segun 10 dijimos, ell nino Baray
Sc extravi6 hace unos cuantos dlaS y
las circunstancias an que ocurrlo su
primera desaparicion, tenian alarma-
da a la madre cue suponia lie habla
ocurrido alguna desgracia. Hace unas
cuantas semanas que Jorge despues
de haber terminado la ve1ta de pc
ri0dicos. labor 2 que Sc entregaoa
diariamente. regresaba a 81 casa y
a llegar al cruZamiento de las Gales
San Saba V Houston. fue alcanZado
Dor IN judo vendedor de ropa usa-
da, que llevaba su mercancia en- un
canton de cortas dimenSiones. Fl Ju-
do le pregunto al nino que 81 que
ria trabajar y como Ell .chiqulilo Sc
negara a aceptar las proposiciones
del buhonero, este 10 cogio por el
cue!lo Y 10 suhi6 en- su automovil,
echando a nadar Ia maquina en- d.
~recci6n al noreste de la ciudad. +!
papelero al yer cue su secuestrador
Sc 10 llevaba f1era de Ia ciudad en-
peZ6 q gri,ar implorando auxilio; el
iudio temeroso de que algun cami-
nate de los muChos que en- automovl-
les transitan nor el canine del Sala-
do. Que era e. cue scguian, fuera a
G~etenerlo y a e~ntregarlo a la policia,
cCei6 a Jorge ' andando el canton
10 arroj6 Al suelo. donde cayo el mu-
chacho desmayado. No puede precl-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-08
LA CAMPANA CONTRA LOS
VAGOS.

Hace unos cuantos dias %anuncia-
mos que Ell Jefe de la poiicia MI.
Lancaster iba Z e%mprender una te-
naZ persecution contra todos. los
vagos residences en- San Antonio,
con objeto de hacerlos salir de la
poblaci6n; ayr do principle Ia
gran ofensiva Y desde luego fueron
recoeiGos de todos los parHues V
plazas aquellos individuos que Sc
eacontraban en- clos aparentcmente
buscando trabajo. Prinsero Sc les
ofreci5 colocacion pagandose}es bue-
nos salaries Y q%uienes no aceptaron
ell trabajo fueron detenidos.
Hasta despues de las doce del dia
habian sido arrestados mas de Gin
cuenta indiv:duos q~uienes n calf
dad de multa seran obligados a ira
baiar en- las obras de IA estaci0n
experimental agricola que CT las in
mediaciones de esta ciudad tiene el
municipio.
Hablando ell reporter o e! Iefc
Lancaster Y con ell captain Mun.sey,
decian dichos jefes de u poiicia, que
desputs de perseguirse a IL genie
que aparenta ser trabajadora, Ios
detectives Ia ~emprenderan contra
los u Sc hacen paasr como agentef
de ~negocios, etcetera; pero cue ca
realidad viven a expenses de Ia gem
te que trabaja.
e. Gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos. sigue diciendonos Mr.. Lan:as-
ter, quiere qle todos los hombres
titles cue viven dentro de los limites
de los Estados Unidos, Sc d%ediquen
al trabajo. va sea en- ei campo o en-
las fibricas. 81 no es que a a SER
viz al Ejercito. No Sc puede alegar
que no hay en- que ocuparse, va que
10; hombres de campo tienen sus-
pendidas muchas labores por falta
de braceros, y en- tales circunstan-
cias es una falta muy grave de la
policia ~perlnitir que pululen por las
GALES gentes desoeupadas cuando
pueden ayudar a ganar "a guerra
contra los alemanes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-08
IOABLE ACTO De UNOS OIL
GALES CUBANOS.
Vis.a dc Ia IA Pal
Sc reanuda una Importation que
habia sido suprimida.

Jt
habia sido suprimida.
Dezde hace tempo. por DISPOSE
ciGn superior, Sc suspenilo IA e%-
p~ortaci6n lie ~platanos g~uineos ' to-
ronjas de territorio cubano para los
Estados Unidos; pero a ultimas 1e-
chas, y debido a ges-iones que Sc
hicieron por los concentrates Inte-
resados en- dicho concrete, II eN-
portaci6n ma vuelto 4 ser pernltlda'
Hase t~ropezado, no obstantc, 0
IN dificu,tad de IA falta de buques
para el transports de los efectos
m~encio2ados. Y en- 81 sentido de que
esa falca faese subSanada, Ell general
Agramonte hlEo gesclnaes cerca deI
delegate VI. N..<.h : ha -
teStado 10 -igLer.e:
~Tengo 81 g-:.:) lc acI.sar reel
be I su atcnta car.a de !a,ha 81 lie
pr6xin:c pasado mas de AL mcla-
y@nGO cOpla .!e U&a caTta Ce. h1Ao-
Iaolo alcatie municipal! de >agua de
1aname EN- - ~ iIcn1 Official en-
mere !as Gif,cultades Ell 4ac Sc en-
cuentra Il Atlantic Fruit Company
de Ia citada comarca, al no roder
embarcar guinGos para los merca-
dos norte americanoS. En- conteSt2-
ciG2 ne es grato poner N conoci-
micrta @e used que e War Trade
Board de los Estados UniIoS PERM
tira Il importation de fcutas proce-
dentc lie Ia costas orientales de
Cuba en- los va2ores seguidamente
anctados, 81 n mismo tempo dichoS
barcos llevan las cantidades Ge azu
car cuIaEo q2e Sc han deSignado.
? Ward Line: 5. s. MORO Castle"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-08
Las 1ltimas disposiciones de Ia
Administration de Comestibles
PRECIOS AOUE DEBERAN SER YENDIDOS Los WHERE'S

ponen bajo ell peso de las DISPOSE
clones que Sc han determinado para
contrarrestar esa exploitation. Cada
torta de pan debe tener un peso de
dieciseis onzas.
Tambien. Sc llama la atenci6n q
cerca de la disposition puesta en-
vigor de vender la azucar preyia
:firma de un certificate en- que el
comprador expresara la cantidad de
que Sc proveyo. Tales certificates
seran ~entregados en- la oficina local
del Administrator de Provisiones
que a su vez los mandara a la cen
raj que esta en- Houston, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-08
LA CAMPANA CONTRA Ell VICIO

La noche del lunes al martes, los
agentes del capitan Van Ripper de-
tuvieron a seis chinos que sc dedica-
ban a jugar de apuesta juegos de
Tambien fueron dctcnidos dos
~i6venes mexicsnas. de 20 y % anos
respecivamente, acusadas de vagan-
cia. In chauffeur fue arrestado por
transporter pasajeros 0 prop6sitos
desonestos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-08
REGISTRO CIVIL.
Nacimientos.

Una nina del matrimonio Aurelio
Coronado = Amalia Hernandez, 2O5
Gale Camaron.
In nino del matrimonio Pedro Flo
res Y Josesa Ortega, 926 Gale Leal.
IN nino del matrimonio Juan To-
var ' Conception Ortiz, GA Gale Ma
tamOros.
I'm nino del matrimonio Leonardo
Lopez Y Sara Santos, 1915 Gale W.
Houston.
I'm nino del matrimonio Timoteo
Tinoco Y Manueia Ledesma, lC7 Gale
Castro.
In nino del matrimonio Pedro Te-
rrazas V Zefcrina de la Cerda, lO4
Gale de IA Paloma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-08
DefuncioneS.

Enrique Peche, IN ano IN mes, PIT
Gale Keller.
Petra Narvaez, IN anO nueTe me-
ses. 239 Gale Kerr.
Reyes Huerta, 30 amos, 1920 Gale
Perez.
Jose Alexandra Santos, ia calle W.
Salinas.
aurora Jaramillo, i dias, us Gale
DagaowitZ.
Antonio Terrazas, nueve amos, Gin
co meSes, sin direction.
Mati:Ge Hernandez lG amos. SIG
ale Mcctezua.a.
Mario Garcia, lin-o a&oz, canine
Ge P~leaSantoG.
Ines de IL. Cara, ~ amos, 400 Ca
lie Austin.
Tiburcia Guzman Garcia, 10 amos,
ST. Gale y. Flores.
Apolonio Eazquez, is diaS, 3lS ca
lie Monterrey.
Conception Gonzalez, BIC calle W.
Nueva.
Matilde ROLES, 50 amos, 1907 Gale
s. Leona.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-08

La Administration de Prcvisiones
vuelve a recomendar a los panaderos
Y duenos de establecimientos mer
cartiles que ell precio de cada torta
de pan, comprada al contado, es de
nueve centavos en- vez de diez que
es ell precio que ahora Sc esta i'm
poniendo contra las disposiciones
del referido Comite. Sc recuerda a
los concentrates Y panaderos que
estar llevando adelante esa practica
que violan una disposition publica-
da por impresos por ell Go5ierno de
Washington y que por 10 tanto Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-08
DOS NINAs QUE Sc PIERDEN

Aver salieron de Su ASA Y todaYla
por Il tarde no regresaban a 81 las
dos ni1as mexicanas de cinco y sic
te ahos de edad respectivamente;
u padres wien en- Il casa numero
517 de Ia Gale Sur Leona. Dieron
aviso a Ia policia para que fueran
IascGdas sus hijaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-08

10000 SacoS.
Ward Line s. S Mexico: $4,000
Sacos.
Munson Line S. S. "O!inda": ...
1900 sacos.
Iguaimente contest6 Mr.. Morgan
que las ~toronjas Sc podrian seguir
e~xporrando de Cuba, bajo ciertas
condolences.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-08
LIE VOLVIERON 81 MAQUINA

En- las primeras, de la mahana del
dia de aver, ell capitan de policia
Brown. Y Ell chauffeur Lonnie Crow,
~llevaron a la ~estaci6a central un au-
tom6vii marca Hupmobile, registro
1852 Ell que encontraron abandonado
en- Ia via publica. Practicadas las
investigaciones del case, sc vic que
Ia maquira- -~Rertenecia a Ill t~enien-
tie de los cuerpos de ~aviaci6n Y des-
de luego Sc lie envi6 al Campo Ke-
lily donde esta acuartelado con su
regimiento. '"i
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-08
Sociales y Pe%rsonales


Victima de una enfermedad propia
de la estaci6n, Sc encuentra en- CANA
ell senior don Jose Maria Maraboto.
miembro de una conocida familia ia
manliDec,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-08
Liceucias de m%atrimoniO.

Antonio Garcia y Celia Patino.
Caadelario Romero y Reyes Agui'
RE Gonzalez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-08

-CuandO necesite libros en- espahol.
diriiase a Ignacio e. Lozano, 11S ~.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04
PRICE CONTROL OF SUGAR
Saves MANY MILLIONS
Countries Where Restrictions Arc
Less Stringent Paying Double
Price Charged Here.
ATTITUDE OF MIR. HOOVER
Says Enough Must Be Paid to Stimu-
late Production for War Needs,
but Proftccring VIII Not Be Con-
dOncd-EqualiZe Profit and Tax.

Sugar now takes Il leading part in
tho conservation program. 1t is neces-
sary TO place several restrictions on
manufactures Of sugar and the dis
tributing trade. and further develop
ments may make additional rcstric-
lions imperative. Measures have been
taken for equitable apportionmcnt of
sugar supplies in all markets OF the
country.
Sugar in countries where control of
price and supply is not fully effective
has cost around 20 cents a pound re-
TAIL this year. In the United State.
the retail price by primary agreements
and by rigid control of distribution has
been held 10 10 cents a pound.
Every cent TO the pound amounts In
the United States TO $4,000. 900 a wear
on the national sugar bill. The differ
ence between control and unrestricted
marketing in the United States is.
therefore. equivalent 10 100000. 600 n
year in tho cost Of sugar TO the people.
The attitude OF the food admins
tration toward prices is cxpounded in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04
American Goodness
Surprises Germans
Call 1t Unfair to Meet Them
in Open Fight When
They Attack.
tBy Associated prcss.1

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. August 3.-American uncon-
Germ in a close fight not only has sur
prised the enemy. but 1t has brought a
feeling OF dismay to picked detachmcn,s
charged with the duty of driving the
fear OF the German into the soldiers
from overseas.
1t appears to he sort OF gospel
among the Germans that when they
attack for the purpose Of spreading
rations. that the adversary should lie
low and succumb or surrender at the
scheduled moment. They are slow to
admit that their chosen victims may be
anything but terrorized. or that they
may be found anywhere else tina n
under when the frightfulness" comes
along.
Yet they do find American boys at
times coming out into the open often
rashly and unnecessarily, to meet the
worst they have to offer. This fighting
spirit often amounts TO foolhardiness.
and that is how the Germans classify
II. although more in distress than in
anger.
Some OF the men from across the
Rhine declare that Il Is not only fool
hardy, but that II violates tho fehting
rules established since 1914 for man
TO face them in the open when II Is
their attack. we couldn't take the
village because the Americans were
where they had no business to be-" sal
n prisoner captured at Xivray, on Tho
Toul sector They came right out
through tho barraEe. and /, WASH.
right"
Asked why 1t was not right. the
German replied na!vely:
They might have been killed"
Although there Is no evidence. II Is
probable that some unnecessary losses
are attributable 10 this temerity-
losses that will diminish as exreri-
cnce ,empers zeal However,. the Ger
mans have learned that their claim 10
no mans land" is questioned serious
" by the Americans The Germans in
these excursions strive to rattle" the
new soldiers veteran baseball nlar
ers do a newcomer But as many a
diamond star hcs developed from man
booted on his first appearance. so real
soldiers are being made out OF bows
who have met the enemy when they
were new to the lighting game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04

letter by Mr.. Hoover to United states
Senator Simmons. chairman OF the
Finance Committee. under date Of July
NIT his views
Frices must be held high enough to
maintain production. Tho cost Of pro-
duction and therefore the necessary
price Is not the same In every district
nor In every plant in the same dis
. trict. nor I'm tho same plant at different
seasons To cut the price TO the point
which VIII give no more than 4 fair
/ return to those in the most favorable
situation VIII cut OF Il great many
/ whose production is needed. To OTTER
. prices that vii! give a profit in every
| case Will permit inordinate profits for
/ some.
TN settling upon fair prices a level
is to lie sought which will keep sub
stant:ally the whole industry going.
! There is usually 4 fringe of rroduc-
/ ton that we must get along without
everybody. say 25 per cent to mako
1t worth while for a few growers on
| the edge OF production to increase the
! total by small fraction
| On the other hand. as in the pack
| ing industry, price level that would
he sufficient for the large packers
would put many of the small packers
| out of business-and the country needs
! their production.
Tho remedy suggested to eaualize
| conditions Is TO establish prices as
! nearly as may he sufficient TO main.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04

rhine Minister tor Auntrnlin.
tMr w. NJ. Hughes. IN the following
S,"ieinent. cxpounds the "AuStrala STA n
'N'hIoc Doctrine in the Pacific. tc
men ne referred in the speech he re-
emily delivered at the New York Pill
ertms' Club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04
National Highway Through Bedford.

BEDFORD CITY, VA. August 3.-The
Board OF Supervisors Of Bedford County
have voted an appropriation of SIS
600 fo- the construction OF the National
Highw q through this county on TO
Natura! ,;ridge. via Bonneville. This
is the a!S'ortionment Of the necessary
fund TO complete the highway that was
assigned to this county. Amherst
County has also voted its $4,000 rs re-
Gu!red IN order 10 get the benefit OF the
State and national appropriations This
insurcs the building Of the road.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04

SAN FRANCISCO, August 3.-The
designation OF san Francisco by the
oft heard appeiiatiOn Frisco" CRATES
on the aesthetic senses of the city's
supervisors. who have unanimously
adopted a resolution against the prac-
lice The Associated Advertising Clubs
or the World. which met here recently.
aIso voiced disapproval OF the pitht.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04
Crazy Man Rules Out Sugar.

Crazy Man Rules Out Sugar.
WHEELING. w. VA. August a.
Wheeling hotels and restaurants had
one sugarless day recently that was
not on tho food administration pro-
gram. stranger. In tho role OF a self
appointed food official. visited all tho
places and commanded that sugar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04

tain the industry as whole and TO
levy heavy tax on excess PROFITS.
The profitce- is abhorrent and his
practices cannot be condoned. but
prices must be allowed at level that
viii insure tho production required
for war needs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04

bowls be removed from the tables. His
orders were obeYed without protest
Later it was learned that the man was
demcntcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04

That vacant room In your housr will
help TO pay the tnHea md insurance
II You ndrertise Il for rent In Time.-
Dispatch Want ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04

Old furniture can he turned into cash
by advertising IL for sale In Times
Dispatch Wnnc Ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04
AUsTRAlAs|AN MONROE
DOCTRINE PR0FOUNDED
southern Pacific Islands Must Not
BE Held by Predatory
Power.
AUSTRALIANS GREAT SERVICE

mas Sent 100000 Men to War. Out
OF 100000 Population-Wres
herman New Guinea From Enemy
Early i'm War.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-08
SCORES OF DEPUTIES
TO PATROL STREETS
Illinois on Monday Begins Inquiry
Into Lynching of Robert +.
Prayer by Mob.
OFFICIALS FEAR AN UPRISING
Governor Lowdcn and Attorney-Gen-
cral Brundagc Have Issued In
structions That Every Man ImpIi-
Gated Must BE Brought to Justice.

COLLlNSNILLE, ILL. APRIL 7.-Sco-es
of armed deputy sherina will patro!
the streets OF Collinsvillc and the
surrounding mining districts to-mor-
row as the State Of Illinois commences
it's inquiry into the lynchIns of Rob
crt i. Prayer.
Tine coroner's jury will convene to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock. NJ least
i've. and poss. .bly ten, men viii be
held as riTgleddcrs in tho mob which
l%nched the young alien enemy. it was
stated by officials leading the invcs-
uGaticn. Fear that the binding Owe.
Of suspects to the grand jury would
lead to IN uprising OF their friends.
caused hasty long g-d!stancc phone con-
ference to-day between States Attor-
ney Jcserh +. Strcuber. of Madison
County. ana State officials at SPRING
field
Orders have been issued to the sheriff
OF Madison County 10 swear in suf-
ncient deputy shcriTs tonight 10 in
sure that peace VIII be preserved and
the coroner's jury will DE able to make
it's findings without disturbance
The instructions OF Governor Lowden
and Attorney General Brundagc arc
explicit and every man implicated
mus: be brought 10 justice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-08
NOTED PHYSICIAN DEAD
Dr' SiiVio Won Ruck, Author OF Work,
on Tuberculosis. Pns.cs Away
ut Ashcviile.
Icy Associated Press.

ASHEFGLLE. y. c.. April 7.-Dr.
Siivio Won Ruck. who. with his father,
Dr. Karl Won Ruck, ranked as one
OF the foremost authorities on tubcr-
cnlar rccearch work In the country.
with a wide reputation abroad. died
NJ IL New York hotel at 4 o'clock this
morning, according TO message re-
cei'cd here by his father to-day. The
deceased. who was forty-two wears
DID, went 10 Now York about a week
ago, While there he contracted pneu-
monia, and tho disease made rapid
hcadway.
lie is survived by his wife, a daugh
ter and his father.
For the last fifteen years DR.. Won
Ruch was associated with his father
In the conduct and manag gement OF a
wcll-knowD institution in this civ.
lie collaboratcd with his father. Dir.
Karl von Ruck. in the publication Of
several works dealing with tubcrcuIar y
research.
The deceased was a graduate Of Ann
Arbor University. Michigan, and fin
ishcd his studies at Berlin and Vienna.