TIIE UKK: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JlXE 23, 1315
YAQUIS DEVASTATE
A1IERICAN FARMS
Condition of Settler in Valley Are
Described m Deiperats by Man
Who Reached Nogalei.
WIRES TO THE CAPITAL ARE CUT
' ' 'BrrtfiTif.
NOOALES, Sonora, June 22.
i;oTrnor Joio F. Msrtomia, Villa
poramafterer, reinforced the fwtsor
hlp today In tb entire territory
dominated by him. On sort were
placed In the telegraph office. News
paper men er denied admission to
the ROTernofa office.
WASHINGTON. June 2 2. Condl
liona in the YaquI valley, where the
United States la faced with the poifrt
bility of landing forces to protect the
settlers against raiding Indiana, are
described as desperate . In today's
State department advices.
On satUer who left the valley on
the last train and arrived at Nogales
yesterday said halt the valley had
been devastated without protest from
the. forty Villa troops, who were the
only soldiers In the region.
One ranch, presumably Atutrlcan
oerned, had been aurrour.de 1 for four
dars by VX) mounted Indiana and SOO on
foot. The settlers ware prepared to da
fend themselves aarainat attack until
American marine should arrive. lie
expressed the belief that Maytorena's
Mexican force would be unable to check
i ha Indians.
Officials bar believe that the settlers
left tha vslley before any of the addi
tional troops ordered to the Taqul region
by Oovernor Mavtorena had been die
patched. More recent advices from
American officials and ethers near the
valley. It was said, had not reported any
new attacks on foreUners.
Wire e Capital fat.
Confirmation of a report tnat Oeneral
Oonsalea had be sun the occupation of
Maxlno City with Cfcrransa forces was
laoktng. but a rr.emase from Consul Bllll
man, at Vera Crus, eald communication
with the capital had been severed. The
wires were cut beyond utumba, about
twenty-five miles from Mexico City, he
said, presumably by Zapata raiders.
Official thought It poaelble that might
mean that Zapata troops he J withdrawn
from the .capital and that a raiding
foroe might be operating between Oeneral
Qonsalea and Vers. Crux.
Reports from Monclova said .U0o letl
tute Mexicans there were being fed dally
by American Red Cross events Ere
wltneaaaa arriving at Easts pt, Tex.,
from BalUllo said there was ''.eeperata
need of tellef there.
President Wllaon ssfcl today he had
no official knowledge that Oeneral Felipe
Angeles, Villa's chief lieutenant. as
iiomlng to Washington, it haj lten re
ported on the border that Angeles had
been sent far by American offldala, while
another report was that he was eomlng
of his em Initiative to outline plans for
pacifying Mexico.
Girl Under Arrest
In Murder Case Has
Told Part of Story
KCOTTSBLVFr". Neb.. June 22 -(Social
Telegram.) Esther CaUett. tho hlrod
fir I arrested In the Joe lyton murder
rase, has mads a partial confession. Hhe
ssya she and Mrs. Layton were at the
cloaet outside when the fatal shot wss
fired through the window. She has here
tofore maintained that they were sitting
at the table In the room and that Jordan
waa also In the room. The Russian who
called at the house soon sfter the shoot
ing spd. then disappeared wss Henry
Shaffer, a neighbor.
Mla Catlett's parents aay the girl fcara
, threats of being killed, but that she will
tell tha whole story at the right time,
Jordan has been taken to Lincoln for
rafe keeping',
WESTERN MEN TELL
OFRATE DEMANDS
(Continued from Page One.1
would not approve It "We name heia
to sea this ease determined on the rec
ords and the facts," he said.' "it is not1
a Question of Influencing this commis
sion by a weak or a strong railroad, but
the question la to be determined by facta
and for that reason ws have opened our
entire records to the protest ante."
Tfceraa Opstoees larrraaee.
Clifford Thome, peaking for sixteen
slate railway oommlaatons and several
shippers and farmers' organisations,
spoke against the Increase. Mr. Thorns
aald the railroads based their requests
on the theory that aha book cost of their
properties should be taken as their real
value oa which they were entitled to T
per cent.
"This." said Mr. Thorn e, 'la but tha
entering wedge. If these roads are en-
titled to &0.00O.OW more In revenues to
ds , they will be entitled to HS.S00.0uS
sdvanos next month In passenger rates
and another advance in freight rates next
year. If these two doctrines are sound
all the railroads of tha country would be
entitled te rto.uuo.oOO Increaae every year,
A CI4 la Daaa-erwaa.
1 Brewk It wN.
Bell s . Pine-Tar-Honey la fine (or
coughs and colds, noothes the rungs, loos
ens the mucous. Only J&e. All druggists.
Advertisement.
Department Orders,
WASHINGTON. June tt.-48ictJ Tel.
gram.) South lakota postnsaslera ap
(olntfcd: ftslph. Harding oountjr, Krd
Khodard. vice I.ee J. Johnson, reined;
Wortblng. Lincoln county, lien H. bhwen
hen. vtce C. O. Uerber.
Herbert E. Field was reappointed post
master at Royal, Antelope eounty. Ne
braska. fcouth takota postmaster reappointed:
Miea Mary k Hsll. Fort Msade, Maede
eounty; Mlaa Caliata M. Hall. Harold,
Hughe County.
W. B. Yearns of Columbus, O , waa ap
pointed veterinary Inspector of the bu
reau of animal Industry loueted at South
Omaha.
V I I
Culls from the Wire
Colonel g. Byron Itaaca, assistant ad
jutant general to General IT. . Grant
la the cIvU war, dld at Beat t la II was
a fnead of Abiaham Llnouln.
Miss Kreda Ramsey, member of the
ri.iigo Utile Theater company. died at
-iita Brtara. Cel., from Injuries sus
tained In a (all from a horse
SUBSEAS SINK FOUR. SHIPS'nnnWNIFS WIN TH
British Steamer Cariibrook. with
Carfo of Wheat, Ooei Down Off
the Scotch Coait.
THREE TURKISH VESSELS LOST
liOXnON". June K. The Frltlsh
steamer Oartshrook of Qlaasow. from
Montreal to Lelth, f rolls nd. was sunk
by gunfire from a Opmnn submarine on
June 21, at a point forty miles north of
Klnnslrds Head.
Eleven member -of Its crw were
saved. Thirteen are yet unaccounted for.
Cargo of firala.
MONTREAL. Que., June a.-The
Carlabrook left here June 10 carrying a
"ergo of grain. It was commanded by
Captain A. D. Hunter. The ship had a
narrow ear-ape from German cruisers In
the south Atlantic In the early stage of
the wsr.
Ths Carlsbrook was 30 leet long and of
1.352 gross tons. It was built at Kander
land In WW and waa reported at Mon
treal the beginning of June.
Three Turkish Ships Suak.
, PET ROO RAD, June :X-(Vla London.)
-It Is officially announced that Russian
submarines have sunk a large steamer
and two sailing vesaels belonging to the
Turks In the Black Bea. between Tregll
(a ssaport 130 miles st of the Bos
phoras) and Ksfkene Islsad (sixty miles
wsst of rregU).
Warden Allen Urges
Convicts to Uphold
the Honor System
JOILET. III., June . "Chicken Joe"
Campbell, a negro trusty, suspected of
slaying Mrs Edmund Allan, wife of the
warden of the state penitentiary here,
was to bs subjected to a severs ques
tioning today when the Inquest was re
sumed. Campbell had boen forced to stand up
right In a solitary cell, without food,
water or sleep, since feunday morning,
when the burned body of Mrs. Allen was
found In a biasing bed In the warden's
apartments. The negro, who had been
sentenced from Chicago for killing a
member of his own race, was believed
by offlclsls to have been ths last person
to see Mrs. Allen alive.
ramnhell had been detailed aa a serv
ant In the Allen apartment. A blood
stained collar, found In the ruins or Mrs.
Allen's bedroom, was admitted by Camp
bell to belong to him. He asserted, how
ever, that he had got the blood cn the
collar while shaving a week ago.
funeral aervloes for Mrs. Allen were
to be held today In Christ Kplecopal
thurch. Although burial will be private,
m.m1i from all carts of ths ata'.a were
expected to attend the services. Governor
Dunne and a number of state executives
had planned to attend,
in statement read t !. convict in
tha prison, Wsrden Allen annonced that
ths tragedy would not affect tho "honor
system" at the penitentiary. He pleaded
with the men who yesterday threatened
violence to Campbell, to uphold the honor
system.
"If you want to neip to ngnon my
grief." Warden Allen told them, "be' 100
per cent men."
Terrif io Storm
Hits Little Rock
L4TTLK HOCK, Ark.. June S.-A ter
rific storm struck this city today. Ths
wind attained a velocity of seventy miles
an hour at 1:10 o'clock and ths tempera
ture dropped twenty-two negreee in nr
teen minutes. Heavy rain accompanied
the storm. A negro waa killed by a live
wire.
,r was dnne to sxor win-
pow Automobiles left In the street
wer crown ecouv oy
t it. Hnrinra. Arsadelphla
and Helena were cut oft from communi
cation with this city ana tne exienv m
damage in those directions was not
known.
a town of B.0WI population, was
..,a have been struck by a tornado.
but wires to this point were down also.
MALVERN. Ark., June a-m "n
..i. at aarlnua damage In the forest In
the vicinity of Malvern today, but the
rlty wss not damaged.
Allie, Watts Beats
. Crack 3-Ycar-01ds
uifiTiRK'E. Neb.. June X tSpeelal
Telegram.) A big crowd attended the
Nebraska circuit races here mis aner.
noon. The track was fsst and the horses
were In excellent condition. Allie Watts
won the .-year-old trot,; Allator the S.17
pace, which required rive beau to aooiae.
and John Emerson the I.t4 trot. Hum
mar y;
Trotting. I-year-old. purse !w;
Allie Watts ' i
Forest H in gen J
Valttntlna hmoot 1 f
n. J. Uurk
Hlnbon
I'alsv Todd ' f
Uarun Holt '
Tune, i.w, rav
Pacing. 1:1? class, purse S4A0:
Allator J I I 1
Uratla 4 J 1 4
Hob fctrong S s i I
Malor Hanlle ... ...1 t I i s
Joale Knight t 4 i
Hreaie vinneta w
i.t rhuus T 7 dr.
on Ildmv T I dr.
Armadillo ai.
West Point dl. ,
Time. 1 UW,. l.UH. I.1W. I uts.
Troltlnr. 1.14 el ass. nurse S400:
John Ljiieraou I tit
Nell yellows 1 4 13
Charm K. King 1 S 4 4
Kl Bel Maden 4 1(1
f'ronlo. Jr I 2 4 1
Halite Graham T t 4
IVnllv IMmnla i dr.
Texas Avis , lMs.
Kitty Ilexl Uta
Time 1 tlV I I'kU a rili. M'lU
Running, half-mile dash, puree tl0:
Jaek the Bailor, fleet; Blue second. Time,
l:0i.
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FIFTEENTH INNING
Detroit Defeated by St. Louit by
Score of Thirteen to
Nine.
SEVEN HURLERS ARE USED
DrTTROIT. Mkh . June J2.-A fusillade
of hits off Coveleeke In the fifteenth In
ning gave Bt. Iouls a 13 to vlntory over
Ieroit this afternoon. Of the seven
pitchers used, Wellmsn was the only ef
fective worker, although Coveleskle, who
replaced Cavet In the ninth, twirled great
ball until the final Inning.
Dubuc was easy for ths Browns and
when he retired under fire in the third.
the visitors had ssven-nin lead. Detroit
picked up two In tha third snd when
James replaced Hamilton In the fifth Pt.
Louts seemed to hsvs the gams safe.
Tli Tigers combined hits with psases
and errors and tied the score in ths
eighth, only to lose in ths fifteenth when
six singles and two errors gave the
Browns four runs. Pcors:
T. urnn. iibtroit.
AB.H O A r. AS H O A B
ShnMon, " 4 I lSush. m 0
A'BMIs. lb... I 114 HCinW, T 1 I I
I'Wt. lb ... 1 14 1 Shh cf.... tin
r Wiik.r. rfl I I I ("CVswfert. . rf I 1 4 t
t. Walker, rf I S 0 OVeach. If T t 1 S
Ptrrrmao. 1 S 0B a ma lb...T I 14
Watlmta. t II t I VMt. lb T t t i S
Leery. Ik ... I 4 1 1 OStsmse, ' 4 1 S
Utu. .. T 114 IMi-Km. .... 1 114S
Ajrnev. e....T III OHuhuo, V....S S S 1 S
rlemllton pt I 0('ir. 1 1 1 S
w.i.n. rf... I 1 1 orvrtleut si I s
JuniM. ... S FUlier. C....1 1110 1
Jarnhsna ..I S 4
Totals II MUII S'Morisrtr ... 1 14 4 4
Totals M IT 44 IT 1
Hatted for McKes In eighth.
Itatted for Coveleskle In fifteenth.
ft. Louie 4 010 10000000004 11
Detroit 0 01040010000000-s
Two-base hits: Craforrt. Cobb. Bums.
Veach. Agnew, Walsh. Tliree-liae hits:
Craford, Shotton, Hmllton. Ptolen bases:
Kavanngh, Morlarty. ITerneil runs: 8f.
Ixiuls. 11; Detroit. 7. Double play: Austin
to I'ratt to Iesry. Bases on balls: Off
Duhuo, 2; off 'avet. tj off Coveleskle, 1;
off Hamilton. 1; off James. S: off Well
man, 2. Illte: Off Diihuc, S In two and
two-thirds Inning: off Cavet. S In five
and one-third Innlngx: off Coveleskle, 8
In seven Innings; off Hamilton, In four
Innings; off James, none In one-third
Inning; off Ferryman, 7 In two and two
thirds and none In eighth Inning; off
Wellman, S in eight Innings. Ft ruck out:
By Dubuc, 1; by Cavet. 1; by Coveleskle,
7; by Hamilton. 1; bv Jmee, 1- by Well
man, 4. Umpires: Chill and Kvans.
Senators Trim Hed Sox.
WASHINGTON. June 22. -Washington
bunched hits with Boston's errors today
and won the third game of the scries,
7 to 4. George Foster and Pennock were
both batted hard. Boston knocked Ayres
out of the box In the sixth Inning, hut
Fhaw held them safe. Hhanka today
made his first error this season. Score :
BOSTOW. WASHINGTON.
An. HO. AC AH. HO. AH.
Hooper, rf .. I 4 Mealier, rf . . I 1 1 S
Winer. ib ..4 0 14 K Toiler 5b. 8 1111
Hpeaker. el.. 4 111 Oghankl. If... I 1 I
lwle. If.... 4 1 1 1 lMllan. rf...l 0 1
HoMltMl, lb 111 (MUnall, lh .l 1H I
J.nvrin. ee . I 1 1 1 OMnrnn 2b . 1 .ITS
(lardeer. lb. 4 III lAlnamlth, c. I t I 4
Thames, e... Sell OMcUrlde, M. 4 I I i 1
Oalner ,...l 0 Arre. s 1 I A
fair, a sell OKlisw. p 1 1 0 1 0
O Potter, p. 11119
Shore. 0 1 S Totals tt n 14 I
Hesrtkaea .1 4 S 4 0
Fennork. p. . 1 4 0 S 1
Totals II II 14 16 I '
Batted for Thomaa in seventh. .
Batted for Shore In sixth. T
Boston 1 lt0U,t 0 04
Washington 0 0 t 0 3 0 T
Two-base hit: Alnsnilth. Three-base
hit: Alnsmlth. Hlta: Off O. Foster, 4
In four Innings (none out In fifth:-off
Khore, 1 In one Inning; off Pen nook, 4
in three Innings; off Ayres, 8 In five, and
one-third innings; off Shaw, I in three
and two-thirds innings. Htolen baaea:
Fpeaker, Hotilltxel, Milan. Double piayn:
Ayres to Morgan to Gandtl, Morgan to
McBrlde to Oandll. Baaea on balls: Off
Foster. S: off Pennock. 1: off Ayres. 1:
off Hhsw, 1. Blruck out: Hy Foster, 1;
off Pennock. I; off Fhaw, I. t'mplres:
Dlneen and raiiln.
Three In Hew for Pale let.
CLKTVEtiAND. June 21 Chicago madw
it three straight Karnes from Cleveland,
I to , winning the game In the third
Inning when two hits were bunched with
thre pause snd three stolen Danes. He-ore:
CLEVELAND. CHICAVO.
AB H.O A.B. AB H.O.A C.
SouuYrth. II I I 0 I ireltrh. cf. . . 4 114 1
Tsrasr. So.. I I 1 OWeaver. ss.. I 1 I 4 1
Ckauroaa. ss I 1 I 1 Wearer, sa. I I I 4 I
Ja. kan lb.. 4 S I I IK Collin., th I I 0 I 1
llbalo. et.. 4 14 4 lieournler. lb. 4 1 I S
Pmith, rf.... 4 110 CJ. Collins, rf. 4 I 114
Wm henna, lb 4 1 It ORoih. It I I 4 I
rNell. s... 4 4 4 Sfehaik. .. I I T 4 S
Har.tad. .. 4 4 1 uHlarkbra lb 1 14 1
Jose, p I 1 1 I OKaber. ... I 4 4 1ft
llsmsron ., t 4 t 0 S
Totals II Iflll I
Totala IT I 17 II I
Batted for Jones In ninth.
Cleveland 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1-S
Chicago t 1 4 1 0 1 0 0 0-
Two-base hit: EI Collins. Three-base
hit: Smith. Ftnlen basus: J. CoMlns 2.
Weaver. Fournler (2. Hits: Off Har
stad, 4 In two and one-third Innings; off
Jonea, i in alx and two-third Inninga
Baees on balls: Off Harstad, 6; off Junes,
t; off Faber. 1. Ftrurk out: By Harstad,
1, hy Jones, 1; by Faber, 7. I' ni pi res;
Wallace and Connolly.
First Automobiles
Enter Park in July
NEWCASTLE. Wyo., June B.-(8pe-
clal.) Although Yellowstone National
park will not be open to automobiles until
August 1, ten cltlsena of Cody, Wyo., sre
to be accorded the distinction of oper
ating automobiles through ths heretofore
sacred confines of ths park one month
In advance of anyone eise. On July 1
next, almost a month In advance of the
date opening th park to autos, ten high
powered machines will leave Cody and
proceed to Mammoth Springs hotel. Al
though thousands have failed In the at
tempt to get Into th psrk with machines
before August 1. end even the local trans
portatlon companies, on the plea of
working out schedules, hsvs been turned
down, ths Cody psople will go through.
The exception In this case la due to
the fact that cltlsena of Buffalo Bill's
town will csrry the members of the house
appropriations committee and officials of
the reclamation service through tho park
on th tour of Inspection.
Villoma It tar We.
Wheu you have a bullous attack your
liver falls to perform ita function You
become constipated. The food you eat
ferments in your stomach and causes
nausea, vomiting and a terrible head
ache. Take Chamberlaln'a Tablets The)
will ton up your liver, rlean out your
stomach and you will soon be as well as
sver. They only cost a quarter. Obtain
able everywhere. Advertisement
york:
TROOPS GUARDING
H0ME0FG0YERN0R
SLATON OF GEORGIA
(Continued from r&t On.)
night the sheriff had not requested
troops.
The governor wss surrounded at his
home by about a floxen friends, nearly
every one of whom was srmed with a
rifle or pistol. The unexpected arrival
of a member of the family at a dark
corner of the front prroh caused the
governor himself to hastily pick up a
largs pistol.
In front of the governor's house were
more than 1W automobiles filled with
persons evidently theie to see what the
crowd would do. Ths troop had great
difficulty In clearing tn road of these
machines and many of their orders wer
met with ths retort of "shoot!"
Frank began serving his term st th
stat prison farm In Mlllsdgavtll He
will be known ss "convict No. .
Officials secretly took Frsnk by train
and automobile from th Atlanta Jail to
Mllledgevlll. and soon afterward Gov
ernor Slaton issued a long statement giv
ing his reasons for commuting ths sen
tence which was to hav been executed
today,
Frank was delivered at ths state prison
at 4:10 o'clock yesterday morning. When It
became known In Atlanta crowds began to
gather on downtown streets within three
hours thslr demonstrations had resulted
In calling out two-thirds of ths police
foroe, and an order followed closing all
nearby ssloons and clubs In which liquor
could be obtained.
About noon a crowd estimated at 1,500
gathered on the capltol grounds and
listened to asveral speakers. Most of this
throng later took charge of the hall of
tha house of representatives where sev
eral speakers said they doubted Frank
had been removed from Atlanta.
A committee of five was selected to
visit the jail. They reported that Frank
waa not there. Then Fherlff Mangum.
who, with deputies, took the prisoner to
Mllledgevllls assured the crowd he had
delivered Frank at the prison- The
throng which packed the floor and
gallery, then marohed to "five points,"
In the center of the business section and
later went to ths city hall. As this had
been the scene of a demonstration early
In the day ths police took stern measures.
Foon the list of arrests had Increased
to ten, all charged with failure to
"move on."
Mounted officers rode In circles In the
crowd and th demonstrators gradually
dispersed.
At Marietta, twenty miles away, th
former horn of Mary Phagan. Oovernor
Slaton was hanged In effigy. An inscrip
tion on the dummy read:
"John Slaton, Georgia's traitor gov
ernor." Solicitor Oeneral Dorsey. who proee-
cuted Frank, Issued a statement tonight
In which he declared the "action of Oov
ernor Slayton nullifying the Judgment
of the state and federal courts and over
riding the recommendation of the State
Board of Pardons sees was un
precedented." He added that no defend
ant in his recollection had had tha benefit
of more appeals to both stat and federal
courts.
"I cannot .find in the record of th
Frank case, or In the governor's lengthy
statement of attempted Justification, one
reason why th governor should interfere
with the Judgments of the courts in the
case," said the solicitor.
Systematic Thefts
by Naval 'Cribbers'
AANAPOL18, Md.. June . Testimony
tending to show that for at least a year
naval academy examination papers and
midshipmen's ratings on exsmtnatlon had
been stolen wss given today before th
court of Inquiry which trt Investigating
the cribbing scandal.
A "For Bale" ad will turn second-hand
furniture Into cash.
To Put On Flesh
and Increase Weight
A Physician's Advice
Most thin peopls eat from four to six
pounds of good solid fat-making food
every day and still do not increase In
weight one ounce, while on the other
hand manv of the plump, chunky folk
eat very lightly and keep gaining all the
time. It's all bosh to aay that this I th
nature of the Individual. It isn't Nature's
wav at all.
Thin folks stay thin because their pow
ers of assimilation are defeetlve. They
absorb Ju.it enough of the food they eat
to maintain life and semblance of health
and strength. (Huffing won't heir them.
A duxeu meals a day won't make them
gain a single "stay there" pound. All
the fat-producing elements of their food
just stay In the intestines until they pass
from tha body aa waste. What auch peo
ple need Is something that will prepare
these fatty food element so that their
blood can absorb them and deposit them
all about the body something, too. that
will multiply their red blood corpscles
and Increase their blood's carrying power.
f or aucn a condition i always recom
mend eating a Karsol tablet with every
meal, rtareol is not. as some believe, a
patented drug, hut la a scientific combi
nation of aix of the most effective and
oowerful flesh building elements known
to chemistry. It is absolutely harmless,
vet wonderfull effective and a single
tablet eaten with each meal often has the
effect of Increasing the weight of a thin
man or woman from three to five pound
a week. Ceraol Is sold bv Sherman A Me
Connell Drug Co.. Omaha, and other
good dmggiata everywhere on a posi
tive guarantee of weight increase or
money back.
USE COCOANUT OIL
FOR WASHING HAIR
If you wsnt to keep your hair in
good condition, ths lass soap you us
the better.
Most snaps and prepared shampoo
contain toe much alkali. This dries
the scalp, makes ths hair brittle, and
la very harmful. Just plain mulslfled
oocoauut oil (which is pur and en
tirely greaselese). Is much better then
soap or anything else you can use for
shampooing, aa this can't poratMy In
jur th hair.
Bimply moisten your hair with water
and rub It in. On er two taaanoon
fula will make an abundance of rich,
creamy lather, and cleanses th hair
and scalp thoroughly. Th lather
rinse out easily, and removes every
particle of dual. dirt, dandruff and
exorsslve oil. Th hair dries Quickly
and evenly, and It leave It fin and
silky, bright, fluffy and easy to msn
ags. You tsn get mulslfled coooanut oil
at most any drug store. It la very
cheap, and a few ounrea la enough to
last everyone in the family for
months. Advertisement.
KAISER SUSPENDS
TAGES ZEITUHG
Rabid Anti-American Organ is Or
dered to Ceaie Publication for
Indefinite Period.
ITS POSITION HELD TOO RADICAL
BERLIN, Jans) 32. (Via Lon
don.) The German authorities to
day Informed the administration of
the Berlin Tages Zeltuns that It
would have to suspend publication
for an Indefinite period on account
of the recent article published by this
paper on the subject of German
American relations from the pen of
Count Von Reventlow.
The action of th German authorities
I regarded as an Indication that ths
government Is weary of seeing its rels
tlons with America mad more strained
by Journalistic outgivings such as those
of Count Von Reventlow. Th article
In queatlon followed th wall known lines
of that writer, who asserted that Inter
national law must be disregarded in ths
conduct of submarine warfare. He de
clared that these law war mad before
submarines wer invented and continued:
"And on can aa little employ the
rule in an objectrv common senss way,
aa, for Instance, one could bring the
sticking to his office of an incompetent
statesman, into healthful relation to
the well being of th whole people."
The Kovernrnent's prompt action In
suspending the Tagea Zeltung is only one
of many Indications that responsible
statesmen are eager to find a common
ground for understsndlng with America.
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AMUSEMENTS.
QRAUDEIS Tonight 8:20
TK BATES I Aa4 All Weak.
Ill TAZJC O' TU TOWeT
Edward Lynh Kru
Bayard Teilles's saeotloaal Melodrama,
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Grocers' and Butchers1 Picnic !
j At King Park. June 24th, 1915
S All grocery and butcher shops close at noon. A splendid
I program is arranged. Dancing, games and sports of all I
kinds. Prlies given. Good speakers will be there. Numer-
aa . aai t ASt A nalnA av4raeM I TIT A OT TttAnVi Jaa ' 1 1 a I
ous articles of value given
DOME AND ENJOY THE DAY.
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BASE BALL
Omaha vs. Des Moines
ROURKE PARK
JUNE 2L 22, 23.
Btoaday, fame tl. abasias' Bay.
vsaiiBB VT W. M
away. Everybody will be there.
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