Daily capital journal., May 21, 1915, Page EIGHT, Image 8

SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, MAY 21. 1915.
THE SALEM CAPITAL JOURNAL,
EIGHT
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CABBAGE EXFLUUX.U.
Unusual bargains in every section of Salem's Big Store. Shop here tomorrow. Supply needs
for the family and household during this May Bargain event, at a big savins-
Tr-
ers rree
Exposition Trips
Miss Agnes Bayne won the May Contest and will visit the great iair at tne expense in
the Meyers' store. The standing of candidates in the final count:
lviey
Iioo
Votes
100
Votes
Nomination Coupon
June Trip
Meyers Exposition Contest
B NAME OF CANDIDATE -
ADDRESS
Only dim noiiiiiintiun coupon credited toouch eundidiitc.
lOO
Votes
I'll i s nomination coupon !h good for lOli
votes if lined within seven days from
1 1 1 h dute. Fill in the name of your
favorite u nil the address mill place in
Imllot liox at our content booth (first
floor).
100
Votes
Agnes Bayne 14105
Mrs. Albert Brown .. 9785
High School 6702
Florence Elgin 4979
Woodmen of World .. 4327
Chemawa School 4087
Mrs. H. Nash 3958
t The June Contest commenced today. Nominate your favorite and help them win the June
t Trip. A free trip each month for five months. A vote with every 25c purchase.
Another
Lou"
Shipment of "Emmy
Pumps Are Here
The popular whtie footwear, rubber soled, ventilated leather insole, ankle strap.
per pair only $1.50.
Extra value,
!
'
Los Angeles, Cat., M.v 2l-
K. Brown, a. cook, xvas ba'v
burned when a boiling cab
bage exploded, and showered
him with hot stew. He I''!0'1
tlie lid from a pot containing
a bubbling goulash and tne cab
bage.. Suddenly it burst with
a muffled report. Shreds of
beef, onions, spuds, hash mid
bits of chattered cabbage filled
the air like shrapnel. Severely
scalded, Brown was taken to
the receiving hospital. The
cnbliage was a total loss.
KILLED AT BROOKS
Mrs. Barbara L. Evens, Mem
ber of Pioneer Family,
Struck by S. P. Flyer
iwas the last person t" talk with Charles
Frohman, the theatrical magnate, who
lost his life in the disaster.
! Dollar watches at Stone's drug store.
J. W. Pease,"1 a prominent farmer re
sidin? at Hnveaville. four miles north
of this city, brought three record pigs
to market this morning. The pigs were
.born February 17 and are a little over
! three months' old. The largest one
weighed, dressed, H'-' j pounds, and
the other two weighed li'2 pounds each.
Mr. Pease says he made no special ef
fort to make a record with the pigs and
i hiiH been feeding 'them on grain for
only about a month. They are cross
bred Duroe Jersey and lierkshiro.
Dr. Stone's Ant Killer 25c.
County school suDerintcndent W. M.
Smith went to Livesley this afternoon
I to present the diplomas to the eighth
j graders who will be assembled at a
I picnic to be held at that place this
afternoon. From Livesley -Mr. Smith
will go to Macleay where a huge school
I picnic, is also beintr held. .Mrs. Emma
Frnzelle and E. B. Fills, of 0. A. C,
who came in place of Prof. W. A. Burr,
will also go to Mncleav, where Mr. Kit tn
will supervise a stock judging contest.
Shipment of latest talking machines.
Geo. I'. Will, the music dealer, recciv
ed n new shipment oi' talking machines.
In this shiffliient is n new
Crafouola that is a success in the elec
tric music running machines. Think
of it! No springs, no winding, no
noise! Come and see mid hear it at
4:12 Statu street.
Milton Taylor, an insane patient of
While on her way to visit her daugh
ter, Mrs. J. W. Fruit, of Brooks, at
5 : 24 yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Barbara!
Letitia Evans, wife of William Gordon I
Evans, of this city, was struck by the
Southern Pacific Shasta limited, train
No. 11, southbound, at Brooks and
killed. Deceased was B2 years of age
and was a native of Marion county.
Undertaker Webb, who is .ncting as
coroner in the absence from the city of
Coroner (Tough, has made an investiga
tion and states that, unless the rela
tives demand an inquest ho does not.
deem it necessary to lold one.
Mrs. Evans had. just alighted from
the northbound train from this city, nt
Brooks, and started south along the
railroad toward her daughter's resi
dence. According to Engineer V. (i.
Dompsoy and Fireman U (1. llelback,
of the liirrficil engine, which struck her,
they first saw her about 100 feet ahead
walking between the main track and
the sidetrack When the train was
within 50 to 75 feet of her, the bell
ringing all of the time, Engineer
Dempsey said she stepped out upon the
main lino in front of the train and was
struck beforo ho had time to signal
further warning or stop tho train.
The Shasta limited meets the north
bound locnl at Brooks and does not
stop but Engineer Dempsey stated thnt
he signalled the train on the sidetrack
nnd also whistled for the crossing.
Guv Shaw, an eyewitness to the neci-
electric ' ,'c'"'; corroborated Engineer Dempsey 's
sinretnenr in ine main aim sum mat ne
saw Mrs. Evans step out upon the track
ahead of the train nnd tha he hallowed
and signalled to her violently but that
sho seemed to be too preoccupied with
her thoughts to pay any attention; at
least sho did not heed his warning. A
Stand Rv Y
j -jv.o anu I npv
Will Stand By You 7
i
That perfect understanding of
woman toward another mUn L
ehild, eembined V,,r:
though knowledge f wllat
requires, mmte t0 v
eSi:;; -ift
Miss A. McCulloch, Optometrist
208-209 Hubbard Bldg. Phone m
The
House of
Quality
M
GOOULGOODS
Silver Souvenir
Spoon Tree With
Each $2.50
Purchase.
"
4
All Around Town
The stngo of the river at 8 o'clock
this morning was (i.l feet above low
water murk, having receded one-tenth
foot since yesterdav morning. The pre
cipitation for the 21 hours previous to
M o'clock this morning was .01 of un
inch.
Dr. Mendelsuun, ipecuilst In fitting
glansoi correctly. II, S. bank bldg.
(( hnlinorsl lieliiiiging to .los. Harris
I'sliite. Inquire of Ted Shi'lilou, lit
John Maurer's gi.rngc, Center street.
Siiloin first,
iug Hon 'I'ou.
I cents.
You can help by Bino.'.c
The quality is there; 5
the asylum who was committed from daughter of Kev. Stover, of Brooks, is
Marion conntv in 1I2, made a bolt also suid to have been an eyewitness
from the crowd of patients who were to the affair.
privileged to attend the circus yester- Mrs. Evans was a daughter of the
dav afternoon, cot mixed up in the Mate John Savage, one of the earliest
crowd of spectators and made his pioneers of the stute and a sister of
escape.' He is C3 years old and in no t George 0. Savage, a inen'hnnt of Xew
wise considered dniincrous. Mis rela- port, formerly of this city. Aside from
tives have been notified of his elope-j tho husband, who is prostrated with
nieut and it is expected that he will be Ki'iof, she is survived by four children,
apprehended within n few days. He; Mrs. J, W. Fruit, of Brooks, Dr. .1.
escaped once before from the asylum, (', Evans, assistant physician at the iu
Jiine HI, 11112, and was returned sixisnne asylum; (', 11. Evans, of Salem,
days later. He is n native of this formerly state game warden, anil L.
state. 'Frank Evnns, of Fanner, Idaho. The
$ Court House News
Mrs. Blanche Morgan, tho wife of the
late B. W. Morgan, who was killed by
a Southern Pacific train April (I, lill'i,
yesterdny filed a suit against tho rail
road company asking $7."00 damages
for tho Joss of her husband's support.
She claims that her husband was driv
ing along the Silverton road about I)
o'clock in the morning when Jliu train
struck him without, warning. She al
leges that the fireinnn wus on tho right
side of the cai) ami that had hu been
cm the regular fireman's side he would
have seen her husband ami could have
given warning. She further alleges
that the engineer failed to blow the
whistle and that the bell wus not rung.
The plaintiff states that she is left
with six children, ranging in age from
five months to 14 veins, mid, that her
husband's support would be worth
t'.'iOO to her during the length of a
reasonable lifetime.
John Moser has brought suit In Ihe
circuit court of this county against it.
II. Robinson and William Esch as
sheriff. It is alleged in the complaint
that Mr. Ilobinson gave a promissory
note tor if-io secured by a chattel
mortgage to the plaintiff. It is further
alleged that no part of this sum has
been paid and the plaintiff seeks to;
secure a judgment in this sum with
$50 additional as attorneys fees. At
torneys George G. Bingham and T. ,1.
Adams nre representing the plaintiff.
Jane Addains of ('hirauo uu i i .
hy Ambnssndo, Oerurl ill , ,,n , ,
to Foreign Minister'!; ' , , '
peace resolutions ,,.,,
he , s intc,,u,,i0,,aU,,4V
MR. DOTSON TO TELL STORIES.
The children will have their ..t .
l-Hun-ty this venr ,.h0r
ho library story hoar, ,, MU Sa J.
day niormng. Mr. Dot,,,,, m ,
stones and every child will , ,, , .
hear th ""' "
Tin. ti.,. i
- ..in., ii.itii M'liun mi. i- ....I
As heretnfiire lli li
I . , "11V Will
be a story hour party, at which e.,1,
child is requested to reinv.,.,,, ....
,.:. i ., . i " iu.
. , ,...i. i,T I,, Mory tot
2!)th is the date of the party.
May
The Exceptional
Prices
We quote In the foUowinj list of
excellent groceries will hold good
for tomorrow;
A regular dinner, 1 Tic
South Cuiniuci'i -i ill street
Scott '8, 170
I Owing to an orror B. J. Miles Instead
, 0 , . I of II. C. Miles was noted in yesterdav 's
Rev, Win. reareo formerly of Polk; , ,,; , (lliv(,r ' , ;,,
county, d,ed ul Drain, Oregon, Inst , whil.n ,,,.,,,, lvilll oni,.lr Varnev's
pighl. I he tunera wdl be held Sunday Ml(r,vcl,. Satunlnv evening lit the 'in
ntleruoon nt :M lro,u lligdon & l0,M,,.tin , nth and State streets.
Jticliiinlsou undertaking pallors.
" " ' j Special confotti dance at the armory
trips pammngorg and Saturday, May 22,
renminublt.. Country
Automobile -bnggugo;
rales
tripB a specialty, C. (1. McKlroy
Phono; Day, IH7; night, till!).
o -
Tor Salo, Cheap Two automobllos
Don't forgot the big confotti dance
ul the Moose hall, Saturday, May 22.
Invile your friends. Music furnished
by the I'eeiless orchei;trn,
A big confetti dance to be given by
tho Loyal Order of Moose at the Moose
hall, Satunlnv, May 22. Music by i'eer
Icsh orchestra.
Threo Indian, boys, ranging In ago
from Ul to 17 years, nuule their escape
from the Chemawu Indian training
school yesterday and up to a lit to hour
todav had not been locuted. The bovs
are deoige Williams, Altouso ( nrvi
and I'eter Ogdcu,
"Among the Fortunate Islnnds."
This is the subject of tlui illustrated
li'cturo ul the public librury tonight
by Miss Mary Frances Farnliam, dean
of women at Pacific university. The
lecture will be nt H o'clock.
Nctice to the Public.
Pursuant to an order of the -Common
Council, you nre hereby warned not to
deposit, rubbish, tresh or refuse of any
kind whatsoever upon any of the
streets or allevs uf the City of Snlem,
Oregon. ( HAS F. ELGIN,
City Recorder.
It was reported to the police last
night that Ihe linusc of August Kelir
berger, at liilo state street, had been
entered by burglars at about 10:45 p.
in. The ihivves inashed n basement
window and made their way into the
house, Mrs. Kdnberger heard the
crash and when she went to investigate
snw the linrglais. she started buck to
her roiiii lo secme n revolver and up
set a chair in the darkness. The burg
lars heard the ihum- of some one about
anil beat a haiv retreat, Thev secured
nothing Ir the premises. They were
described a one tall slender one nml
the oilier of about medium height. It
is believed that tiny were local men.
Card of Thanks.
I desire in tin-- way to thank tny
friends and many loyal supporters in
the Meyers couict for the trip to the
I'anama expnliiuu.
AGNES 11AYNE.
latter has been notified of the death
by wire and as soon as he arrives the
remains will be laid to rest. The re
mains are now lying at liidgon & Mich
unison's undertaking; parlors and funer
al announcement will be mode later.
Tho Siilem Nursery company today
filed a suit against Guy I?, Iltirvey to
collect the sum of fill" alleged to be
still due and owing on a promissory
note for if 540. The sum of ftlS is
sought for attorneys fees in connection
wiih the case. McNiiry & McNary are
representing the plaintiff.
1 Pound of Our Best 60c Japan
i ca i or ouc.
1 Rogers Silver Tea Biwon. mar.
anteed for 25 years, free with
each pound. These spoon! retail
from SI. 10 to $1.25 per set of
six in any Jewelry Store in tie
United States
f Rhubarb
1 1 3 Bunches - Onions or for ICe i
Radishes
S. II'. Cump & Co, has brought suit;
against Mrs. S. ('. Wall in the circuit
court of this county to collect the sums
of ir!i:i.2o and ":l.M7 alleged due for
goods sold and delivered to the plain
tiff. Attorneys Smith & Shields are
representing the plaintiffs,
AT M. E. TONIGHT
Twenty Students Of Law
School to Receive Diplomas
Program Arranged
Graduating exercises of the law col
lege of the Willnmelte university will
be held nt the First Methodist ihiireh
at i o'clock this evening wicu 20 em
bryo Gla du'ies wi'l recciv? (heir di
plomas ir.d be ready for the big ordeal
Vug Hung Chung has filed a suit
against K. C. Armstrong anil others to
collect ifoOO alleged to be due on n
promissory nole. The 110(0 is secured
by 11 mortgage on 15 acres of land near
Brooks ami in default of payment a
decree of foreclosure is sought. At
torneys fees of if" are sought in the
action and in ense of a contest i12.) is
asked. Smith and Shields represent,
the plaintiff.
French Remedy Aids
Stomach Sufferers
We have just secured tic (lint
vegetable spray obtaintUt iM 1
enables us to deliver Mgotattai
to you In the frcslest jotsible 1
oi a nner.
No. 10 Pall 1mA . .81.36
25c Eottlo Siudcts' Catsup . .Me
Our Special 30c Steel Cut Coffee, J
Saturday, per lb j
ifd at 855 Sort
fl rtnmmcrcial streot. Horeyou
I the lowest prices In Salem.
Phone 68
We Deliver Any Phtco in Salem
SNAP
To settle up an ''s,p' f J.'!'
1 ,.nfice Ihe best sml l,".v
What o)( J
Will Buy
At Our Store Saturday Only
1 luHIol Pillows
1 I leal in,n' Stove
1 Upholstered Divan
1 Sturi;'is(io(1aH
1 XtaiitliiitA' Ironinii Poarl
4 Chairs
1 Upholstered Chair
1 Kayo Lamp
C. W. Butler, a life insurance agent
of Indepen.l e, I, .ft his Ford nuto nt
the intoisei ;i,.u h fourteenth and Mar
ion streets In -1 nic,t while he nnd his
party attended il:,. eiretis. An hour
niter he h u il,,. ;iUt0 four boys, three
of which were 12 or l l'years of
(, 1 age ,1 one :ihn;,t m, entered the ear
Dr, Wlslieemts Sanatorium, Hubbard l,.'"v'' "" "lieu the loss was re-
buildiuL'. Klectrie liuhl baths. Nicht I'ortf.l to Hie p,ih., the car was In
service by appolntmeul.
n . eiini' MII'I'Ki, hi'fn
K. D. Hulsoy. a Brominent farmci ' suiashed ii auain.-t. a telephone pole, i l'1.1.1 1.
living south of Salem, prescnled the 'he' trout wheel ,.,,l been broken off
editor with 11 box of Improved Oregon ,Ih' .' '""c and the radiator bent
st raw berries this inorninir. sonic of !'"d twilcd. It was evident that the
which were oxer six inches in rircuin- '"'" had tuin
ference. lie slated thai he would have luieniion ot
before tho supreme court Inter (.11 which (ins matter. Tin
will muli.i of tin 111 full fledged l"w vets. I perform its fiinc
Im't')t
tins tr
SI.
00
EVERY
ARTICLE
IS ONLY
$1.00
XUCf J&rqp
home 'FURSISntKj
C0R. COURT & HIGH STS.
Electric Vacuum
Cleaner Only
$ 1 9.S0
itOO crates this season ami vet would '"'ey were nun
be unable- lo supply the demand for '"'count of th,
them. ' ''v,'s on
n boys take tin
Illustrated Lecture nt Library. Miss ,ilm' ,l,!,l 1 'i
Mniv I'mnees Fnrnhaui will lecture lo '''. Holler ca
nipbt nl the public librarv 011 the topic
"Among the Fortunate Islands." This
is partly a record ot personal exper
iences in these uuiip:e island', Miss
r'uiuliuni has some splendid slides
which she will show in connection with
her lecture.
0 1
II. Chnrlcs Dunsmoro, of Independ
ence, nnd W. A. Taylor, of .Muclcny, I a girl adin
xvill meet ill this city tomorrow Willi tmt Si ( p,,
Fred S. ltynon for ft conference relative , onn't possible
to supplying the produces from this '
district to the San Fra'nclieo fr ir. Mi -
Hunsinore has recently returned from
the fair nnd will give the latest reports
of the exposition.
Woman wants work In country, Call
or address Mis. 11. Sprngue, al lists
Trade street, Salem, Ore,
to uiake tne turn on
hit.li speed. Mrs. IVtit,
Marion street, saw the
v, and noted at the
appeared to be nervous.
, his brother from In
dependence to tut,, his parly bach Imne
and ordered the ,ar to a garuge. The
damages will be about .'ill.
T'rnnce has been culled ihe nation
without stomnch troubles. The French
have for genornlions used a simple
mixture ot. vegciauie 01m mat relieve real sacrittce ine " , t.v-
sioniuen mni iniestinni ailments ami lirovc.l -lo'i-ncre i""" " ' , th
Keen the bowels free from, foul, poison- acres in crop, i-.i m , a.
e slomncb is left, to pince. :i.. acres nxcr "
licitoroi its fiinelions norma V. Indl-1 unci, no-lani . tio.oeo . .
X , l.,l t.. , e . I . . . ... .. . ' ' 1.. tn cut un .
.... r,,,H,,,,,i ,,, ,, h-miiu gesiion auu gusinus vuiiisn. ; nients. .-uihh h p ,. , milv
ensi'i'l ut'J 'hi t.ni.eiiinl stien tera wil ;. ,,f 1 'i,l.n ,,,.., 1 1.1. if ;il, il,; .. ... , 'I'crius. -r,
be Cengre-UMi Willis t', Haw ley mid j remedy in n short time. The demand 1 honieseehcr, let us show you
Chief Jusli-e V. A. Moore nf li, . ,i. 1. '. .i...i i. 1 1.. il...-., ..',1. 1 . nwn i'Xli''asc.
... I .. In n" K"IM linn lie iiiii'inin imni' "."'illllMI in 1
picnic eo.ut, .ii 11111 11 t oi t hose '1 f rnm Fiance and coniiiouinls them un
der the name of Mayr s Wondertul
Homely. People everywhere wrile and
testify tn the marvelous relief they
have 'received using Ibis remedy one
dose xvill rid the body of poisonous ac
cretions that have aceuiuulaled for
yours and convince the most chronic
sufferer from stomach, liver or in
testinal troubles,
Alnyr's Wonderful Remedy is sold by
leading druggists cveryxxhere xvitli Ihe
positive understanding thnt your mon
ey xvill be refunded without ciicstioii or
ji in j . ,, (pnooie ir Vj mil 110 runs i" Hi' ' .' ""
JCCfilin KfltinH fit ln I absolute satisfaction.
rim full
xvno win mo gramiuieii toniglit, l. lhius
Alice liuil'i rt I'.ij'o and listbi . ;.
ruled in a vanl n,ar Seventeenth and ! ni'lsoa, 'ale i j Hnrxey t-, liselier fil-
mine street!., tt the en nr Is had I vt '"on nai i unarii r."wp,.it; H, v
Me Mi
1 1 x 1 1
Alfred I'lin rv
Hull, Hallstoa; Oeorgo Sttiller T'cnicy,
i:iiuo S. White, Arthur .1, Keinhnit, liiiv
1.. Siuilh, John II. Curiam, I), K, 1'lotch-
I i . to tho yard with thejcr, Mary I), McCallister, Claude V.
'iin l'iniug the enr xvhen J Hnrrick, Frank Hull llccves, Aloiw-o I
I .-.eiuusier, mucin ;
1 Havinond 1
Minn A. Hall. Vale
Mark, Sheridan, and Oli.i
Van Valiu, Calil'm niii.
TournamentStarts Sunday Germany Will Meet
We Write Insurance.
Tart of vours would 1 i'l'l""'"
MONEY TO LOAN
Hlf'l-
Houses h
nK(,,l nfer for iioih-'"'
List vour niiig"'"1"
loll'-
. . ..-.,t
U,u.esan, V?m.
Houses and lot" sold on cn
WHY PAY RE'1?
L. BECHTEL & CO.
P'tldM
317 State St.
i:i
When ti.li 1
e eiyihiug cKc
Ibein, but who
luiifolks ou I,
per.
lal ives come yOn drop
111,. I trv to enterlniii !
1 tho visitors are poor
cp on rending your pn-
ie -i fust young mnii
has hi 111 so fast that he
get away.
In the second round of the county
club golf toiirniiinent which xvill stnrt
to be played off Sunday, ). (', Hishop
will play Allen llutcheo'n, F.urlo Ander
son plays Arthur llutclicun, nnd l. W.
Fyre meets F, Thielsen, The xvinner of
the mutch between Curl 1), (iabrielsou
and W, II. Hurghardt will be m-'teiiid
xvith the winner if the 'ontest bohxion
F. V. Sleusloff and !', -I, M1;p,.y, viie
two last mutc'ics were 1.1 1 finished I
UnitedStates Half Way m Xaxicab Co
(Continued rrom pnge 000.1
Infants nd Invalids
HORLICK'S
THE ORIGINAL
MALTED MILK
Siilom ia now provided with it "Traf
fic t op" ns oilier cities whose streets
are croxxded with vehicles and pedes-'
trinns. K. Irwin, belter knnxvn as
"Ibid"' is serYlnu in that cai'iieitv dur
ing the street en mix nl which xxili close1 Tli ril tm oil lirnl
th". week end. Mr. Irwin was former-' I" FOOd-DrlnklOr all Ag6
ly a police officer in this city. : Rxn milk, mhed grain, in powder lorm.
0 ; Foiin(antt,invt1id(nJ growing children.
xv m on iusitanin. rne announce- rurenutnuon, upbuilding tMwnoicDoar
mem toitnv or tne r,ps'nrinee m liita
-lolivet. in the Paramount picture, "The
l 'nn f mill, ' ' lit Ve Liberty, recalls the
fact that it was Miss Jolivet who, on
the ill fated l.usitauiit early this month,
.HK.(.uviiuiiiuinim"n -
Invigorttei nuning mothert ui th agL
Mor healthful than M or toiff.
Unl0 you My "HORUOICS"
you may got a ubtltuto
at which the col Ion was sold by con
tract. ,
Secretary lliyan this afternoon said
Hint the 1'iilted Stales stands sipiarely;
behind the original protest to (Treat
Urilain against Ihe Hrilish order in
..1.,,,. ,1 , . , , 1 eouneil proela tiling a blocKiuie ngninsi
Sumiuy '""'' "'"M -.vcdo.t lust j , Nlli'lln(,llt of ro(),H,llff, into Oer-j
The w inner of the toimuinciit will k.
Touring
n..c 11 it r,k-
ideasure trip". i"v ,
1 . I'tiics l'ciiseiial'11'
service. 1
meet un u
sunie tne lienor of bevi:; ciptnin if ihe
club 1111.I will put op a tropin- to be
played for in a tegelar handicap' ton nn
ment which f,,lv,- mi, jVItl.,i
tournament. 1 . hui,d:nps will be
bused upon the cm, in tne toiiru-imetit
now under wny. '
MARRIED
KM M V.TT sK I'.KI.s At the parsonage
ot the First Christian church, yester
day afternoon. May 'Jo, ipir," ji,.,
Clara 1.. F.mniett to liapha'el sk'eels
both of Falls City, Hex. F. T. l'oiter
j ortielnting,
iiiauy.
Fverytliing done thus far, he ex
plained', has been hy the state depart
ment trade advisers', acting unofficial
ly In nn effoit to benefit American
shippers.
Swiss Enter controversy.
Paris, May Switzerland hit l!"
to make representations to (Icrmnnv re
garding the sinking of the l.usitunta
after the kaiser's government has in
dicated Its position in its reply to Ihe
I'nited States, according to dispatches
published here today. Three si'
citizens lost their lives nnen ine
tnnin was torpedoed by a (iernmn
submarine.
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