South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 186, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 July 1915 — Page 1

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UUyBi 1 iid ii aauyuu All Nations United Under the Stars and Stripes Says Patrick H. O'Donnell in Talk at High School. OATH OF ALLEGIANCE IS REPEATED BY AUDIENCE Interesting Program of Talks and Songs is Presented on First Americanization Day Celebration. STAND l;V TIN: V: .ami ;t!l of ih. A rm rican cit- ! izons. tiativt- : 1 1 ; I ii'loptttl. horcby ilrrlarr mir fall an.l unswerving ' alli'Kian t ihi' 'i v rn m iit of tlw l'nit (l Stan-: of Ami lira anil J to thr tlatr .-if mir ( nuntry. We are roip.l of tl..- fa t that we are Aineri- ' an ('itia n ami a hail with reve; ru - aiul ..- tlm mhol of our nat i :i 1 1 it y. tin- "I'.armr of i:.auty anil illnry," the glorious Stars and SttiM-. Xii i:i:itt r where our al-hiriani-may have Im.:i in the pa: t we now, In ne fortli and fori r . 1 1 u ci;' Ives to support ami (! f n.l th- I'nited States K'ivert. nn ni ami Its i!'t against al'i nimt'i'. This tih'd." we t;ive of 1 oar own hie v. ill, w if licit easior. ! or afiv n -rital r-ser at io:i whatso- , ( r. . " h i 1 i ! oil ! An.' r l 1 a i '. . : 1 1 i ; '. F'a, cr'n ! .ra t -- i in Soiiii: l'..-ml ' im;.: , w..s nuide ituu r. v c r ;t !'t-;i iiiimlM r of newly u at u t . i lis 1.v Ii ' !i i . : I ' a t i ' . n t - v. hi. h c It i . a .r.u) Auo'iman horn .- i i i' . ; ', - pa trio? le address i ';. 1 1 i' k t i . ' . ' 1 'on m 11 of :d (''! i t a a-is'S tin.:- pte- ' . ' P. i'a l ' : t ii i a r a de p ! e. t f. j t h' e - a!"a d oft.' lap;, i ., I . : , n . ; r, who .led ;it t !m !-:- t 1:. a ild i i of, i n:. tie- i i i ' !:'..! in tim ! . h .--i-l:o d p i. i ;. ihe pi. I poe d' . ! r !! i.a a short ade 'V ;:: -..--'ii.-; h- re today." he ?- iid. ' : pa til ';te to tin- lernnanT of t;o- .;r;i? .ii'iiiv id' hoys in line win tollo '.ad thi- ila thn iu:!i -. toiy and J;"at to lii'itispli. and to these new I y :i 1 1 ,: r.i ! ;. d eit e.is who. 1 reason of til-- -ti umrl vs id the soldiers d the p- olalion, .n e aide to il.iiin eiti,'e5:.:i:j) in a land of freedom MUd o) p j o r t 1 1 : i i l '' . The oath of aili-uiatme to the 1'nited itates a- ililieid ay I'apt. Nii'ar. unl r(."at--d !' the audi r. a M.ior Keller spi-ah. Maor K'llii" i xleiuled a w a h ome !o tli; iicvdv natural':-.! d eitixens who ierc presont. lie praised the forein--rs wle have un;tii with tie 1'nited States in the )ist. and who h.ive saipotied thiir ;nio)t(-d country in tinit s ;d' mn e and durin the wars in whieh this t-ountry has h-eu nuau'il. In respor.se. Atty. I . I . Xenu th fpoke in l.ehalf of the n.i t urali::ed foreigners. jde.U'iTii; their u:i'iialitied .:plort .and h.carty eoop'U-ation to all id" the prnniphs for whieh the I'nittd; states stand-". The loe which the' forei-'ti lorn have for their native iountrns. he yn:d. : an imlieatmu lliat the w ill he equally a tie in the interests of the land of their adoption. Assist, d hy the ehoir of the First ;hrist;;in ehureh. the audieme s.inu i,,-r,u patroitir smics. ineludir. 'mei: ay the -;-tar Sp muled llani.er." ai;d 'The '.tattle Myrnn of the , 11- pa'oli ." . ib Cati-: Hon:u 11. w ho b a." the hir.-t wis! i tt i h cd Iliem-

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l r th.- Col- i'..unt P.ar assoeia-; l ne m.im ,levelopments are mat lien .l die.-I ., stirrimr ph'a f'-r a Cnns:il.(;.n. Arnold Shanklin tele- , -ti.j- -.(id a -reate- citinship. (trraplu.l that ho had rcaehed Mexico rutei - Into Kr-ou-ibilit.v. City ; Commander Luke McNamee. in -Yi;,. t.l lM wh.o takes the oath ol command :' the American naval plb :-i;.eee tin- t'nlted States.' hejfret s on tlo- . st eoast. in the abrbd'ia.l '.at. is into a responsibility I Felice 'f Admiral Capirton .informed

ff . itifnhip ami the performareo 01 ri :a dut'u.- tb.e like of whi'h is un-

known in anv otb.er eountrv. ou .Mexico v iy un. i..- cp: ojiet;; anu v im jae ad.od. d Ameriean" -iti.en- otlieia! coitirtn.nton arrived of the cnip. h;:o . ntt-re I into n spln re oflnews t!at Gen. Pa-p:.,:,' tinovi h.nl 111,' that tim ,,,kVg ia:;torv do net j escaped from LI P. .so into Mexico, duplicate a:. w5u ro. i Washington is looking to Cornish 'i rw tii"' -trii::- ' -renc- ? i fr s due intimation of the president's iTtucen th.- a'citade of the ,d.l w o! hi ! purpose, altlioauh .!;. hic!i K' vornlird t!;e po-t;..M the y.,. While! ment othcial said tol... thai the it,.. ..hi !! ' !m t he t'ir... of a policy of the president w i.u'.d v.-t m

tru-:'n v.hi.h is an adfont to vdv.li?.at'.on. Aumi-iei. our .oin.tiu. our new eountrv. :'. ,: t:av..j;d repose, liei hirm for p.-.;. . h.c p;t s4 ar.d : onti ntmer.t. T'm , tb.e 1'nited tat s. rrvitiir t'-r p-is : t. - hea rd ihro-nl-hout the ..or'.1.; w e are th.citin tb.e roar o: thousands .f t llurop. an eanm-n. "Tod.-. wh n th-- world .-veins mad In the lu: for po..r ami military adane, :n nt. we, one hundred million vtror., are in a' sluto peace, making l.o threats, chtim: no httii. but l-r-athin-r a prayer to our Maker for the world's return to tb.e paths of t" ace. In Dlrvct Contract. "Kvery crown it; the oh! v.dll v- . ry for- of e. .-ern men t iti the :d world ted. ay, is 1 uihh d upon ;. pritaeph- in direct co.mr.a.-t to the pr-.r.t ,!. of Am. ri -a. The.-.' pc js " !:tlal l-o ..-m; .),. t a..ih-t itili u;il-i-iii. :)::. .tr.bs and pot. ntat s :uair:si rlt:euh:p. "Yh o,ir co'ii.trv v a s 't'.n. .1, the f,...j:d. led I'l ee ). t r.i

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UT PMCO CITY Important Dispatches are Received By the Navy Department Gen. Orozco Back in Mexico. WASHINGTON'. July I. Hevelopments in the Mexican situation Sunday strengthened the probability of early action by the 1'nited States at Vera Crux or en the border. Important dispatches were received at the navy department and were forwarded to tlie resident with dis!p:;tchts to the .-date department from j Mexico Citv. t ... A X. A the di-'parttr.i nt sii; r.i!ic; ntl v that com munieation h,tk., v-r.i Cruz and ssarily ne enanu-e.i .... rv. a t.i- da- s j I ilevelopments. b'at oti the , ..ntrary j i t lure was still h"p tint the tb.-.nktn.s: j eh nn r.t in Mexico wotihl . .-ntually : ' oert!irow tb.e huh ; and s- n !ie. ; ' t he situation. This od.rial said that j out-lthcre was reason t bt lu ve that the conservative h :m m d .Mexico v. as not ungrateful tor the wcuk -d the ecu definitely informed from Corntsh that the communication between Vera Cru. and Mexico City must be kept oj.cn. sTII.L IN JAIL. Ml. PASO. Texas, July 1. Gen. X'icioriano Iluctta was stil! in the eouiitv jail liere tonilU in default of 51,".,nioi hotels on a charge of vlolatin. Atnctaan tmutralty. Attornes fr th- i-N-ruli r of Mexico rnnfi-rr. l with h.ui todav and ir.rii.-ated that the

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STUDEBAKERS TO Approximately 6,500 Employes at Detroit Have Policies Local Employes Are Next in Line. A statement cominrr from the Detroit, olliees of tho Studobaker corporation contains the information that tho corporation has provided for the insuring of the lives of every workman In Its several plants in various cities, including the South Html plant. Approximately 0,500 people are now affected by the insurance, which is issued gratis by the corporation, thcro being no cost whatever to the employes. These t",.."o0 are mainly Detroit employes, as it is planned to try out the ibidem there hrst. afterward extending it to about .".500 more employes. The work of insuring the South Uer.d employes lias been troing on for a number of days, although the plan will not be put into effect here for some weeks, according to present arrangements. The examination of the bet.ehciaries of tlie insurance doe. not include a medical examination, as the insurance company accepts the medical examination that all applicants for employment undergo before tlv-v are given work. About 4. i.e.. cmp'.oytS nf tV local

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p!.i:it will be eligible for the insur- ;. :i -o. every man and woman on the pay roll who so desires beinu' si n a char.ee to came under tho airrcernmt. The jH.licy envoh es several million dollars of insurance, a considerable portion ot which will be protection

(for South Tend workers. taki:x i ti:xas. NO A!Ti:UNOO KDITIOX. There will he n afternoon edition of Th" News-Times today owing to the national holiday today. The morning dition of The Ne-ws-Tirncs will be sent to all tlie .suhscri! its tbr- afternoon ed.ition. The aft rnnoii niition will -o t press at the usual time on Tuesday.

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Structure at Springhrook to Seat 3,500 People Will Be Erected of Steel and Concrete. Contracts fir the erection of a concrete and steel grandstand at the race track at Springhrook park, which will accommodate :."0 0 people, were let at v, meeting of the St. Joseph Fair and Amusement, association committee held Sunday morning at the Oliver hotel. Tim grandstand a. planned at Sunnay's meeting will be the finest of its kind in the stale. It will be absolutely lireproof, the roof, girders and piers being constructed of steel, and the remainder of the structure to he built of concrete. Twent y-hve private boxes will be included in the stand. II. Uerncr v- Co. of South Bend waa awarded the contracts for the erection of the stand and the hurso and cattle sheds that will be built nearby. It ; the intent'on of the committee, to have the track and buildings compb tid in time to hobi a 50 mile motorcycle race at Springhrook park on I-ibor day. The event will be the hrst of this nature to ho held here for I some time, and speed fans w ill have the opportunity of seeing iL i.jg raco on I,abor day without having to leave the city. Tb.e premium list for produce and live stock exhibitions was ratitied by tin- ei xnir.it t. e, as was the list of purses to he a Warded in the four day racis to b" run in conjunction with tb.e county fair in September. Sevial events were added to the I'-mram for Derby day, including pony races and a novelty mule race. the mule race each owia-r will be reouired to ride another man'. mule, and tb.e pri.".- w.n p. awarded to the drr.r fmishim; hist in tb.e race. LORD FISHER CHAIRMAN Member of Hoard Which Will Assist the Atlmiralt y. LONDON. July 4. The pros.s hurt all today announce,! tb.e appointment of Dord ri-her ;is chiirman of the inventions board, which will assist tlie admiralty in encouraging and co-ordinating naval science.

AWARD GOITfiflCT FOR GRAND STAND

BIE S GERMAM

Naval General Staff at Petrograd Says Ship Was Blown Up By Two Torpedoes Name Not Disclosed. AMSTERDAM HINTS OF ANOTHER NAVAL FIGHT Gun Fire of Extreme Violence Heard North of the Island of Schiermonnikooz Zeppelins Are Seen. PKTROCIIIAD, Jnly 1. The naval general staff has issued an announcement that during the scries of naval actions following the raid attempted hy German warships on Windau another hit,' (lerman warship of the Deutsehland type, was hlown tip hy two torpedoes and sunk. The olhcial announcement credits the destruction of the hattleship to a suhamrine. While the identity of the (lerman sea tighter is not disclosed there are only live ships of that distinctive type the Detitschland. Hanover. Pommern, Schleswi-Holstcin and Schlesin. All were launched hetwfen lit" I and 1!0C and are of i:,lhio tons ami carry a complement oi' ahout SoO I i ,1 l !l'lll'l' lll'.lll w.t .... . i i ; I men. Thev are HeaviLV armeu. ineir principal guns heins 11-inch and their speed hetween 19 anil 2d knots under forced ilraUKht. J neir cosi was mui than $6,000,1)00 each. A German submarine was also sunk . . 1 A. dunn- tho eneinent. aevuruins io the oitb-ial roimrt when it was ram mod by a Russian torpedo boat. The latter wans ."lightly da.m;u:ed. The destruction of this vessel took place early in the series of engagements in the P.altic. vhl:-h terminated Saturday in damaging two .German cruisers after driving the German mine layer Albatrosss ashore on the coast of Gothland Island. Sweden. Dispatches from the latter state that the commander of the Albatross was not killed, as erroneously reported, the dead officer being First Lieut. Lowenbcrg. The 20 members of the crew killed have been buried there. 27 wounded aro being cared for in Swedish hospitals and 1ST men have been interned. Throughout tho series of conflicts tho units of tho Russian fleet suffered little damage. iiRiti gi n run:. AMSTKUDAM. July 4. Gun fire of extreme violence was heard thronghout the night north of the island of chiermonnikoog. Tho detonations were first heard Saturday night and the firing continued almost without interruption until S o'clock this morning. Four Zeppelins, nccorrpried by a sqadron of seaplanes were seen cruising north of the island early this morning. Reports from Schuetie and Lanz state that airships passed over thorn Saturday evening. Schiermonnikoog is an island off tho north shore of Holland near a path likely to bo taken by any raiders seeking the mouth of the Llbe and German ports like P.remerhaveti protected by the German stronghold, Helgoland, further north. "WET" IS KILLED BY "DRY" AT PICNIC Celebration Featured Ry Dehato on Liquor Knd-i With Shooting. DFSLOGK. Mo., July 4. In the midst of a Fourth of July picnic Saturday before a.uioj persons. otto Huitt. a "wet." was killed by Deput Sheriff Sam Doss, a "drv" leader. The attraction at the picnic was a a a u ' 011 ssmall "wet" and "dry dehae Ik Judge G. J. Nation and Congres

Meeker of St. Ixuis Stahl. Frank T. P.vgers, U K. Swartz At the conclusion Huitt approach d antl (llH.r Ios? and talked loudly and was; toldi" ' '" m

to keen ouiet. Huitt drew a kmf and cut Doss, who replied with a bullet. OROZCO JOINS FORCES New Revolution Will Hf Started Right Away. GALVESTON. Texas, July I. Reports reaching here from the border today say that Gen. oroz-o, Hm rta's right-hand man who wis arretted with the former dictator last week and who escaped yesterday, has jim-d the Iluerta revolutionary fore s in the hill country near Juan z. These the wilv lie M'oii .-. v.. ... . i

chieftain made his w. acre- th.y r11 nz;1 villa. During thihorder m an rU,:no , som - ,h,.v , ih, v w,.n. r f (,n. mile, from LI i'aso. Ihe reports de- Iir,.;tht. e.(mhatants shootir.g ,bclare that tlm m-.v rev,, utn;n . will Ii;.rlt,.1, ;it lh h f th ,(lU-n now be Uunched n; that ,h, , Th-- worn n and ( b.il.lr n II- d , anicmay btg:n at any time. It 1. s.i id str;rk,.n int(, t h,. t.vllar,. whlIf. f that an army of sr.l tl ..us,, nd , h , n ; j , ,. men will ! e ,10pp. d 11 tue hills hjhh,.n ;is nrotcction again,t the bulnear the herder. h.ts.

HOLD DHIVr.lL LAFAYLTTF, Ind.. July 4. Aloysious Hoefer was instantly killed today by an automobile tirivcr. by Oscar Hat! old. wealthy land owner. Harrobl was charged with manslaughter under $2,000 bond.

LOSSES ON ARMENIAN DUE TO SHELLING

. V" 'O 11 l M K .1111! I l till .'IV lll' I- I'l V ' " Were I.--t Aml);hsi(l'r ViZP Keport. WAS! f 1 VC'.TiA' .lidv 4. Ami.; ssador Taim at London eahled the state I department trulay that all the loss on ! urn Armenian. t;u- shin wnien was tnrj.edmd hy the t nnm s.i ::r.a: ino l-.ts was due to the "shelling of the stteann r." Ahout 1' 1 Aniti'.eau metnht I"h of the erew w-re lost. Mr. lme also infonned the part -ruent otlieiahy that the vessel had hren warm-d to stop and eontinued to try to tse.ipo. Tlie nnssaue was sent at oiiee to Preset Wilson at ('uniish. The ottiei.nl view has not hern changed, hut nu rely strengthened that this government will liav,- no -,juit of protest against (let many, ami th.it the diseussions if they he ,,f any length at all, would he on the seeondnry ipiostion whetln r the Armenian was a transport. The puhlh- or j.rivate eharaeti r of the vtssel. w ill, however, have very little to do with the question f the detim tion of the ship if she disoheyed tlie praetioe and rules of international law as they haw heen deiined hy tlie president. UR OP Oil! Short Session is Held By City Letter Carriers at the High School Hold Joint Meeting Today. Short exercises held in the hili . i - . l.... 1.. i, t't ..I'tntjiTl seiiooi auditorium uim.ij .m.. . n....,., marj;0d the opening of the annual cunvention of the City Letter .,. ,.,,i:,ti,.n of Indiana and the Po:t Oitice Clerks association o. Indiana. The meeting was also attolerates and members of the Rural Letter Carriers as.-iu laiion. whose convention opened Saturday niirht. Addresses of welcome by Mayor Fred W. Keller and Postmaster Geo. Y. Zinky were the principal features of the meeting. Mayor Keller spoke on behalf of the rity of South Rend, inviting the visiting dt b gates to make themselves at home and enjoy their stay in the city. Mr. Zinky, speaking f"" the jiot office employes of South Rend and St. Joseph county, told briefly of what had been accomplished by the various associations in th'.- past, and outline, 1 Hie plan of activity during tlie present convention. F.arl P.oetcher of North Liberty, prisident of the St. Joseph County Rural Carriers' association, presided r.t the met ting. W. S. D. Rasseit of Eolith Rend delivered the invocation, find Miss Florence Smith rendered an instrumental solo. The audieme was disappointed in not being able to bear from J. M. Vtuilcbakor, who was to have delivered an address, but who was unahle to bo present. At the conclusion of the afternoon session the party was taki n on a tour of South Rend, Mishawaka and Notre Dame. A special ear was chartered to take those w ho were unable to secure automobile on the trip. In the evening the visitors enjoyed the hand concert given at Howard pari; by Libel's band. At 10 o'clock Sunday night :0 delegates and CI isitors had been registered in the rural carriers' division.. A: delegates and i'.i' visitors of the rity earners' division, and 13 dele gates and Is visitors in the cb rks' .... ... ... , . i. .. . . i. : . 'HVlslon. it is i' iicii .i i .a ia.s iiu.li- , ... . ., it.. .er will I,- greatly increased , tho, (11 4 III! hV It.41l"- 4 - toda V. The rural carriers will hold a busi ness session a .o Iik k this morning, while the city carriers and clerks will meet at '.i o'clock, all three meetings being held at the high school build- ! in. g. Ruim ss sessions will also be held at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. At 4 : '.) o'clock a joint business meeting will be heh.l. at whieh time'he ipp-stion of uniting the three assoeiaiions wail be considered. A dinner and joint social si s.-iop is s. h duled for ; o'do k this evening, to be jj,.,, jn tjlt. diying room at the hig i S' liool. SpeakfT-' at the evening me. t - .,, I'dward .1. Cainor V. G gh MEXICAN REFUGEES ARRIVE AT NEW YORK Were I'nder Constant Fin During tho Rattle I.at January at Tiipatu. NFW Vojjk. July 4. Twent;. -one riutres from Tuxpaiu, Mexico, arrived here today on tlo- Ward l;m r Merro (.'astb1 from Vera Cruz. Tin wer n:otly empIo-t s ami wives and children of employes of the Pierce Petroleum plant at Tuxpam. All w-re jieivrtihors of G. Tarn r and his wife, who w - re killed list Jar.warv .i , v, ..-;....;.,, i i. . f. The part of Tuxpam subj. cbd to thi.s ro.-t fire Was .eeupie.l hb-fiy by alien no ncomb.it ants. i;a-.tl F.rdish. Aft-, r the worst of the fighting was er the men sent their wne. and ehihln 11 to Vera Cruz for protection. while mej remained behind to piouci the plant.

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I L Li C UiiU B i d m U t i ! Positive That Man Who Shot Morgan is Harvard Professor Who Was Accused of Wife Murder. VICTIM'S CONDITION IS NOT ALARMING Detectives Keep on Grilling Assailant in Hope of Finding It a M his Accomplices Are successful So Far. UnCHICAGO. July 4. "Frank Holt" who shot J. Pierpont Morgan at Glenooe on Saturday and set tho bomb that exploded in the capltol at Washington Friday nivht, was indcntified hero tonight as prof. Rrich Muentcr of chhae,, and Harvard universities, who murdered his wife with arsenic at Cambridge, Ma. in April fled with his two little daughters to Chicago, and thence to Mexico. The identification by two sisters of Muenter was made from a photograph of tlie woubl-bo assas-in of Ranker .Morgan taken at Glencovc un Satu niay. Miss Rertha C. Muenter, youngtr sister of Lrieh, is a public school teacher in the Mann school. She hve.s with lur mother at 0145 Rockwell st. Her elder sister, Jymise, wife o:' Arthur L Hughes of Jo.s Angtle;-. is on a visit to Chicago with her little daughter and is stopping with her mo ; ii r and sister. As soon a.s Luiiiso and Rertha saw tlie phototgraph of 'r.ai,u Holt" they hu.-M into tears. ' Tiiat is iny brother lhn h." eacli s.ud. 'T.' ert; is no doubt of it." Kccpn r From Mother. Tlnir molhir, .Mrs. Joanna Muenter, widow of Victor .Muenter, who is so oars obi and in pr.-carious health, vva.s in the house at the time, hut the daughters refused to show her the phototgraph, naiing th.U the shod. causd by the knowhdge thu,t lie was again in disgrace would kill h r. "She would ku.e.v it as the photograph of In r beloved son." said Rertha M Heritor. " and it would rause her neodh.-s sorriw. indei-d I am .sire it would kill hi r. You cannot comprehend ho, much sorrow came upon in nine yi ais ago when F.rich w;ls indieted for the murder of his wife. Sho boliewd him innocent at that time because, he was always a good son, but what tho would tnink no-w tliat ho lias confess d to these other crime? I dare not guess "Neither my mother nor IyOUie. nor I have ever heard a word Iron; Frich since he brought his two little, daughters to Chica-o April lv, 1 :.a; iLn, r his wale had died from arsenic poisoning in Cambridge, Mass. 1IU daughters. Leona and Helen, aro now with tlnur grandmother, Mrs. Morit;: Kn mhs. p; I Diana ct., on tho north side. -- - - - - - ..... J ) , . . . . ... L. . , . "I.e f OUT f:i?ni!v ivill frv . Ml' lii "a I 1 r- e i oar LU 'HIl'. r (If TO WlKe . . ... ,ri ,, p:nt in his ni ictiM', The disgrace m ,,,,, ..,..-,, !,.,,, f, .'t.. ,..... L hea to bear witii nit that. I have hern : tea' her in th.- CJiieag-o public sch'ols for 11 years. I do not know how L snail have the courage to face my scholars with this disgrace hanging over me. Fortunately it Is vacation time. The school does no rtsumo until Si pte;n!.er." NFW YuRK. July 4. Frank Holt. J. P. Morgan's assailant, and Prof. Fricii Mutnter, the fugitive J harvard professor, are th s tme men, according to dispatches r'.i tivid here from Chi'-ago tonight. Miss Rertha Muenter of that city and Mrs. Arthur F. Hughes of J,.s AhL'i li s, s;st r of Prof. Muenter, the d:p"itch s state tins CVc p. Sitively ;b (.tihed a J 1 a 1 noTog-rarui 01 1 nut as t.hat of thor broth, r, wim has bten a fugitive sir.ee April. 1 '.o , ; . Mu riter d:-apjt. ared aftfr it was alleged he murdcrid hi-? wife, L r na M. Muenter, by .arsenieal I'.us.-ning jut as h-r thir d child v. as about to be bom. Mrs. J. P. Morgan and the Morgan childn n va r- to be held as b:o.-t igis in th. ir own home and kill' d with dynamite -f J. p. Mc.rg-in r fased to US' ills ififlUer.ee to Stop the exportation of war mum Rons Ibdt r-a!d toil t .

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Th :s fa t bee.. r.e kno .s n w hen Holt a-bin d a b tt. r to tb.e R-v. 1 1". Sen.-.-, baugh. Dallas, Texas, hi- fatba r-i:;-h'v, outlining tie- . ;s ltratier.al p'ans f..r ': rmnng a '"-i-.it j)MCe in Ihiroji. . lorg.iu I- IU-tter. .Ooinehl nt With th.- r.ews of iloks ih.tihg pbd. came tl,,- anuon. . me ut from Gb n' o-.e tb.-it the wo yob d Mr. Morgan .as jo iking .-..ti-f.n tory I-rogr. , ht: .yi a.;.. 110 one. -d " rjos: fa . r.i : ! e" Geo;-.,, j; trm:.' a d b t; . at: a "' .' to the a:.a: b.lt ;.;.ol. .. - . d lib' w'nat he a.uM h u e done had Mr M"M'ia return d wdh ta p. iu a tr b. mat: 1! tlo- surr. o h r of Mi.-. Morgan and the chibiiort. "I b id rot thought of th it." repbb d fbdt. "It w u - .mpl my intention to !..!! tieun m an 1:5 p. r room

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