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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-31

Dor benz Saus Gommit :
tee fir austpdrtige Ingelssenbeitsn
ipraf ReprGientant 9ollmer pon
Soma 5u Guniten ieiner Bill, tpelfs
bic Iusfubr Don &riegsmaterial nah
europa perbietet. Serr @olmtr purbe
pom ReprGientanten 9arthoIbt unterz
ftiiBt. Was bic 9eiben 5ur 9efiirpors
tuns Der Bill ssiust baben, 1T untuis
osrleeli6. mir lsioen ihper uuter
Dem 3riese unb sr piro bur6 Die 2ies
ferung DON 8affen na6 europa in bic
2dnge sesosen. Gs tit eine 5su4elst
in Disism 2anbe ben 5rieben gu befiirs
porten uno sIeid5eitts bic MittsI sur
@erldneertns oss Srieges gu Iisfern.
gu6 lit bel unisren 0ffsntlihen Sanos
Iungsn bic 3utuuft ins 4ugs 5u fais
len. Gnslano ipirb unier sseinb iein
un6 1T i4on unier Jeino, inbsm i.in
8erbiiubeier, Sapan, bereits nit Der
groberuns bes Stiaeu Sseans bseons
nen bat. Wenn mir pdg Su Derbin=
bern fu6en, mas nicht ausbleitsn tann,
1T nur auf bic Silfe Seuti6lanbs gu
redn.n uHo bieIes Miro IidsrIit9 nidt
baburh genounen, bab mir isinen
Seinbsn geiitano leiiten, inbem mir ibs
nen Waffen lisfern. Wenn man in
Wafbington iit bem GIanbsn bingibt,
bab Der &ries burd bic y2ieberpers
flung Seutidlanos baIb gu gnbe toms
men ipiro, 10 ftimmen mir pDlig nit
Reprdi. 9ollmsr iiberein, bab cine
bsrdrtige 5offnuns auf balotgen Jri.e
ben i'm bohiten Graoe perisblt lei,
Oenn GeutihIanD perbe Den aampf
sesen feline eysiubs biz gum IsBtsn
Slutstrppfen fiibren uub oas bsOeute
einsn aries BON DieIsn Sabrsn, in mel
den Die san5e Welt. nit Ginidlub Der
Der. Staaten, lpirtbidaftli6 5uIums
meubreden tperos. Gs bleibt i.bt abs
ipas paa aommitts. obsr pb
3 iiberbaupt ettpas an pas 5aus be-
.ibten ipirb. griihtli6 1T ieBt I9on,
oab Der @oriiber bes aommitt.es in
liner falfden auffuiiuus betr.ffs beg
3peds Der Bill iid befinoet. 9as se6t
lus feiner ,Srus. berpor, Of 0eutfds
anb ernitIih pie Baffirung Der Bin err
parte. Der @oriiber, Jloob. iolIts b.s
ehrt Derben, Dab ss ii6 tpeniser Inn
OeutfHldnb banbelt, als um uniere
iseneu SntereiIen. Gs muB unfsrsm
2anbe alIss Oaran selseen iein. ben
fries, Der uniere Snouitrie urb urs
eren Sanoel f6tper idGbist, fGleus
lisft au Gnbs 5u bringen unb mir
erbinDern Dies, inbem mir oenarisgsz
iibrenoen WafFen Iiefern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-31

rs in the supplies Of ammunition asd
horses. To this were added the diff
cnlties Of the commissariat, due chiefly
to the impassablc roadways, which be
came swanips and mires
At the beginning Of the war tbs
Turkish artillery often msneuyered
without sufficient protection and suf'
fered severe losses. Later ON, how
ever, the tactics were changed and the
fighting ground was well chosen. Tho
direction OF the firing OF the different
hattery-unlts also was not very eff
cient at tftbe start, but near the end
OF the campaign, when the Turks oc.
cupied the Tschataldscha positions,
the Turkish artillery did excellent
work. All hostile attacks were sue
cessfully rcpulsed, the artillery form.
ing the backbone Of the entire line OF
defence, and their well directed fire
proving TO be too much for the on
storming enemies.
The heavy artillery also, the i'm
portance of which was clearly recog
nized BY the Turks especially during
the battles around the Tschata'dscba
positions - was greatly strengthened
after the Balkan war. Thus orders for
thirty six los howitzers were placed
with scoda's Krupp, likewise re-
ceived, soon after the war. orders for
q number OF heavy bowitzcrs.
Three months passed before Turkey
became a party 10 the present war,
and it is very likely that she viii have
taken advantage OF the experiences OF
the warning powers. II is to be cs-
pectcd that tie defects OF the army
during the Balkan war are abolished.
Under the leadership Of the Prussian
General, Iiman won Sanders, az Chief
OF the General Staff, and OF Enrer
Paslia as Generalissimo. the Turkish
army will be an adversary not 70 he
underrated by England AMI Russia.
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rum gnslanS Der Sies au fpiinfden
III nnb bds III feline Greihonbelssp spplis
tii. 0eutiHlanb Tel Elm Thubaonneris
lnes 2anb unb itrebe nah 9anbelss
Monppolen, tie nur burd 4nneriun
gu erlanesn Iinb. Desipeeen babe eeb@
teres ben &riss begonnen. pdhreno
gnslano als freibdnblerii6es 2ano
BON ioltem Motip nidt beeinflubt
perbe. alio England anneitirt ni1t.
@is 1T es in ben 9eiib bon Snoien,
bon @appten, DER 8urensHepubliten
uno Der peri6iebenen iibsr Die snn5e
Weli 3sritreuten Snieln seIangt2 Dob
nur pur6 9lnnertonen, Die iroB
Jreibanbel srfplet iinp, ipdhreno
bas ItuB5Dlnsriide Seutidlano
70 gut ipie ni6ts annettirt bat.
9lber bas idubs0lIneriIde unb
niht annettirsnbe Seuti4lano bat
bod ben Gnsldnbern tpebe sst9an.
Das sef6ab in Der Weiie, bab es our4
feline &unit, bilIiser unp beiier 5u fas
bri5irsn, in bic snslii6en Ibiasssbiste
unb iosar in England islbit eiuse@
orungen 1T. 0aeeeen baben Die Gnge
lGnber sinsu &dmpf sefiibrt, Der iiH
felt aipei SaArSebnten abipielt. Die
erite &riessertldruns mar Oas famoie
@sisb, ipona9 auf alien oeutid.n
Waartn Der 8ermert sstlebt perbsn
mubte .Mabe in 9ermanp", aber bic
Wirtung mar unertparteter Nrt. Die
@nslGnber tauftsn nit 9orliebe Die
Wauren, lpel6e bieieu 9ermert trusen.
9lls man lab ,oaB nit iolden Witteln
Die 9onturrens ni6t betGmpft perben
fonnte. sntidIoB man iid Sll ruoitdler
9lrbeit; gum SuotiaIas. England
frat bem 3peiperbanO Rublano=
sSrantreia BEL, I'm ben oeutihen Sanoel
uno bic osuti6e Ssemaht gu Osrni6f
ten uno es baute lleberoreaoHOugbts
beim Sdod, I'm iid auf oieisn &dmpI
porsubsrsiten. Oils ihlieBlid Die IGneit
sriebnts ariegsm0sli6teit sintrat, aber
Rublanb, rpsltes Den arieesfal ges
iduftsn. nod 3auberte, ipdr es
gnalanO, bas oisies 3auoern iibers
lpono. ia ioaar Den 3areu gum arieae
alpang, inDem cs bic ruiiiidle arie1se
purtei gssen ben 3arsn our6 bic Wit
tbeilune mobil madte, bab ss Rub=
Iuuo i'm &riege unteritiiBen tperSe.
Daraus 1T gu eriebsn. fpis Gnelcno
Sas Cob Der SslbitIoiigteit unb Der
5riebensliebe perbient.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-31
tCommunication.l

DIR. DABNEY AND THE WAR.
Dec. 20. 1914
Chas. W. Dabney. Esq,
President University Cincinnati. o.
My dear SIR
ii the Commercial Tribune correctly
reports your speech ut Columbus, Ohio
on Monday evening last, ] am not much
surprised that you have encountered
much opposition in Cincinnati, as the
head OF its university, for the mainten'
ance of which all the people Of our city
are heavily taxed. respect fearless.
ness wherever it is properly tempered
with truth, bat II seems to me that one
who stands at the nominal head OF the
educational institutions OF n communi'
~ ms you do, owes special duty to
his felIowmen, in discussing 80 momen-
tous question as the European war,
10 be scrupulously careful that his dis.
question shall be free from venom, and
thoroughly lispassionate-
You offend grievously in your speech
in this regard, you decide in your own
way the purpose and motives actuating
the various nations involved, and IL
does not matter, II in doing so you run
counter to much OF the best thought
in this country. According TO your
speech you decide that Germany Is the
aggressor, the robber, the chief devil
in this hellish war.
1t is my belief that in certain sense
il is special privilege TO live in this
world at this time, this is undoubtedly
the consummation Of an age, q time,
that the evils have become so great
that great war must make room for
a new start. This war is not an accident.
Ii is an unavoidable consequence Of the
tremendous growth of the love Of the
world, the love OF power and OF self, and
il seems TO me that the President OF q
University should he busy In pointing
these things out 20 the student mind,
and not permit himself 10 be madly
inisled, just like common mortals.
Your TRADE against German and
German syrnpathirers will not have the
effect OF changing their minds as to
the responsibility for this war, but 1t
win have the natural effect OF some
what lowering yon in their esteem and
make them feel that the best interests
OF our University would be served
by permitting You to publicly advocate
the claims Of dear Albion as the de
fender OF the right and honor Of the
universe. and relieve you from Your
present duties which must seem onerous
and circumseribcd to you.
Yours sincerely.
Colon Schott,
A Taxpayer.
PSI have this day transmitted
copy OF this letter TO the Board Of
Directors OF the cipcinnati University.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-31

Giuer gemeinen Gntiteuuna
elmer lDbli9en Mbiift sibt bic Rem
yOrtsr .simes" Raum, inbem f. sins
8emertuns Der nRetp Dprter Staatss
5eituns" abii6tli9 perbrebt. 2ebteres
8latt bot auf bic 9efabr biusepiei.H,
ipel9e bieiem 2anbe Don Der 4sitution
Oerjenissn probt, bic auf cine oirette
8etbeiIisuns Der Der. Staatsn on Die
fem ariess auf Seite Der 4aiirtsn
binarbetteten. I'm bds su p.rbiitsn,
perben bic OeltI6en in pieiem
2anbe ermubnt, ii9 sur 9lbpebr elmer
folden Ibiidt 5ufammeu3uidlieben.
Snrauf melbst Ii9 Elm Snbtptbuum in
Der Heu yortsr n9im.s" unb iast,
bab bic vStaatsseituns" bic Seutihen
gu elmer Rebeuion aufb.be, mas nit
Dem Panaermanismus i'm gintlang
ftebe, berS aud Die osutihen MitsIies
Der i'm 9ongreb unter oem Dedmans
tel Der Srieosnszpropaganoa bulDisen.
Den Otutihen in ben Ser. Staaten
bo6Derrdtberifte 4biidten suauidr.iz
ben, oas bringt nur Elm Meuih fer
tig, Dem ale Snitintte fir Wabrbsit
nno 9ere6tigtstt abbunbsn sefommen
iinb, Der bic Deutf1en perunslimpft,
I'm ben GnelGnbsrn oienen gu t0nneu.
@inem ebrlid benfefrb.n Menfhen
ipirb bic 4biiht, peId. Die ,Nep
YOrter Staatsaeitung" perfoIet. nidt
t0nnen. Der 3ped tit, sins
feinblid,e Stsluns Der Der. Staten
in oieiem &riese au perbiiteu unb aud
oas Mittel 81 bieiem SDede 1T 10 tlur
bab MIR bGier Wtue es
miBoeuten tann. Die Seutiten fclIen
ibren tiiden Ginflub oufbieten,
I'm unier 2ano auf benz neutraleH
pfabe 5u balten, ben .s jebt ihon Htbt
treng inne bdlt.
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Die @eihidts Bbiloisphie bee
Serrn Sr. Sabnep.

Der RettOr unisrer uniperiitdt.
Serr Or. 0abnsp. bat in elmer 3u gos
lumbus gebaltenen Reoe ben 9eriil6
semaht, ben iebisen &ries aus ieinen
alsemeineH Geiiftspuntisn gu erfaiIen
nno bic urfa6eH oss Grieees pbilpfos
pbii4 gu Durdbrinseu. Das 1T elm
lObensDsrtbes 8emiibeu, bsnn nur
Dsnn man pie Gri6eiiluHgsn in ibrr
@siammtbeit auffdBt uHo ibrsn bsipes
senoen 9eiii erteHnt, 1T ss m5slih, bic
Ssbren Der @fdihte nubbriRssHb gu
nerfpertben. Der umitanb nit Der
Reoe bes 5erru Gabnep lit 1bsr, bab
sr iia niat Der Ra1s untersOgsu BAT,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-31
9umnrstas, Den 81. Sesember 1914

Gnglanb min ii9 nit Der Be
ontportuns Der protsIt>Rote bes prds
jibenteu 3eit lafen. Sn ben 2onSonsr
Depeiden tperoen bic pislen Snitan5sn
errpdbnt, peIfe burhlaufsn lperoen
miiiien, ebs cine grlpiDerung auf bic
Rote absefabt psrben lam. Die @b>
iiht lit tlar, man min Den proteit pers
iumpfen Iafien unp pirD Oarin our9
ben Soa, in tpsltem bic Rote oss Brds
iiosnten sebaltsn 1T. ermutbist. Wenn
Der prdiioent mebr aIs einen 5beaters
bonner bsabiibtist uno ernitIi6 bic
Re6ts Der 8sreinigten Staaten 5u
i4iiBsu beabfihtist, 10 pire er bic
GngIdnber nur aur Ihnellen Sbat pers
anIaNen tDnnen, inoem er fir 81. Bill
einitebt, pel6s bic 2ieferuns BON
AriessmatsriaI n na6 europa perbistet.
Damn ipirD 0as engliibe Wtiniiterium
aufpadsu unD 5ur Giniiht ssIaneen,
bdb bic Der. Staateu ntht piQeus
limb, iit DON ben GusIdnbsrn am
Rarreuieil Fiibren gu lafeH.
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Die s,siiiA.rei unb Der aries,
aieI, i'm December

aieI. i'm DECEMBER
DAB bic Role. bic bisber BEN Se.s
fifd auf pem b,uif6en 0abrunsss
miiisIsWartt sutriannt psrben buris
i,, an llmiang burh ben ssgenndrii.
gen arieg i4cn j.bt gang erbsbIih ein'
sebiibt bat uno nod iusiier einbibsH
ipirb. bsbnrf fir ben ginIidtigsn iaum
tinss Wori.s Der gsgriinSung. DEM
eie ipihiisits Qutlle fir bic Marli.
perfDrgune, bic otutfGe 5o6ietssJis
iferei auf Der RorbIss, III p0Iis psre
iiest bic 5jfdsrsi Iampf.r iino in
flrn Ssimatbss unb, iofptit iis bisie
mad bent arisssausbrud uidt m,br
baben ursihsn i6unsn, in nelitraIen
soGfen oufssIesi iporbsn. tpoburh gum
ninbeiten erIi sinmnI bic geiir.buu.
gen. Den Ssefifdb 81 einsm biIIissn
DcltsHobruHesmiitsl su MAIDEN, ibre
llnterbrstung duf iinbtiiimmis 3sit
srfabrsn babtH. 9lnerbinss bat es
bisber an 3ufubrsn aus bem neutrdf
len auslnnb, b. 3. foipeii es ii9 I'm
bag 5oupiprobutiicnsssbitt Der Rorbs
Zee hanbeli, ans Sollanb unb ben iians
binopiIhtn QdnberH. niht gang &c,
feblt; aber Is 1T ieihi oeriianblid). bab
bic Qitftrunesm6gIibttit btr ,yiIhsr
bieIer 2dnbtr in bemisIbsn Mdbs abs
nimmi. In ,psIhtm bic W6slihisit bts
Ianas burh bic pon ben am ariep Be-
ibsiIiaien Rationen gstroffensn. bic
Saiffahrt I'm allssmeinen esfdbrctns
ben Ulnbndbmen beihr6nit ipirb.
Rimmi man bin3u, bab bi. obn.hin
ttihrintten 1dnst bss neuirnlsn ri
IferS iiberbies ebsnfails infpl1s
Der Dor ben JliIbmiinbnneen gstroIf,
nen miIitGriihsn Giherbeitsmnbs,
et!n - iibtrbaupt nidt pbsr nur I'm.
isr grcbtn Sd,ipisriaieiien ben Giits
mdriin unfsrtr Gsebifen auf benz
bireisn WaHsripsst slgefii1rt iperbtn
fSnnen. pislmtbr ffon i'm nsuiralsn
ansIanb. aussddiffi uno ouf btm
ftxnsrerefl wabnipses bsf0rbsrt iperbsn
miiHen, 10 letihitt .ein. bab Der Gee,
fiId In Dsutihlnnb einen Dr.is 6ebins
gen mub. ber ibu Der Ride bfs ilsis /
nsn Wdnnts msbr unb mehr enisisbt |
unb ibn, ioipeit sr iiberbnupi trb1lts
Iit, gum Gurus Wabrunssmiitel
inahi. Dos III ftcn bsuts Der ,Jaa
unb ipirh iih aLlsr 0ordusii1t nod
i'm ipsiisrtn Weriauf bss ariesss nod
mebr betpnbrbsiisn. Derilid hot bisTtr
3uiianb tpdbrenb Der erIitn arieosmos
nate nur bier limb ba cine poriibsraes
bsnbe Mnnbiund erfabren. go 4. ..
fir bic Sfobt aisI in ben ipsDiasu
'Sdnsn, In bsnsn be pon Der arisass
trtilruna i'm 6tantrn. nnb anitsaui
iibsrrafflien nphfes 1}ifhbampfsr
ben iidkren Wsa bnrd ben 1orboIiIes.
4anai nuh Der GIbt ipdblitn, SEN aus
iirdtedif1tn @riinben otfperrten ads
iioI obtr midi mthr pnifiersn foHnien
iinb nun ibrt fydnse il tout prir dn
AieIer W1rH oblsben HIusien, rc Is
bdmdls bsnn aud rsht biliss syii6e
qab.
DAT Der Ausfan obsr surn ipsni1.
fen bic aans oubsrorosntiibe g.s
ishrdnlIna bfs Rorbiss. .5iidbe,uas
ibrsH giusaltih ourh bic Citfuslis
I6trsi iinben t0nnfs. III nusaefhlpfTsn.
Dem dbadtbsn bopon. pnk IN Ser
CItits BON elmer 6cdlissfifhsrei qrus
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Sebt erfdbrt man aud
ipas ben prd iioenten peranlabt Fat,
Die qroteit=TOte mad 2pnbon gu
i9iteH, IS seid,ab pies ni4t aus
freiem aRtritbe, Ionbern aus 3mang.
ipeIben bus Senatse&ommittse fir
ausipGrtise InssIegenbeiten dusiibt..
9teies battle NIT elmer
GntbiilluHg Iber ben gro>
BEN 9 d BEN gebrpbt, mel :
den per me eritauiI d {
Sonbtl our6 bic @spaIt=
tbatsn Der gnsldnber err
IeiDet unb 0as beitim n E
ben BRA fibsuten, Der Gnt
b bdllHHg SuDor5utoMmen.
&ber man begt in Waibington nidt
Die minoeite SOffnung, bab bi. Rote
tpeientli9e 9lbbilfe brinsen miro, neil
iie in etHem gu freunblifen sone ses
balten III unb gnsIanb burauf baui,
pab bic Der. Staaten tpesen Der @ers
Iesuns ibrer neutralen Re1te es ni6t
auf bds 4euberite tommen lafen tperz
ben. Die Airtuus Der Rote tpirb
ni6t peiter eeben, als Dab gugIanb
eiHigs tl.tne, taum mebr als fheinbars
3useitGnbniiie ma6t uub iid in Der
5auptiahe nidt in isinem prosramm
beirrsu IaFen fpirb, pslfes ouf pie
@usbungerung SeutfhIunos unb Ses
fttr-sids gsridtet 1T, slei6piel mi.
grobsn S6dben bic Der. Staaten bae
burd srleiosu m0geH. Wir Iinb jef
bod iiberaeust.. bub tpenn Der aries
nod lange 6nuerH iolIte, bieie peritedte
prD.britifbs politff an Der Gntriiftuna
Der Dapur6 seiddoiatsn s5dbrifs un6
5aHbelsz zSnter.fen ideitern miro. Die
Ser. Staatsn peroeu ben Idpersn
Gddoen, ben iis purh bic 4nmdBuns
eneIrnDs ,rleioen. uidt msbr Iauas
t6Hnsu.
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(gingsidnbt)
nnhush E6n

Gbas. W. SabneB, Gsq.,
prdfibsnt ber llniperiitdt Cincinnati.
Gtsbrier 9err:
Nenn Der gerid,t Der CONNER.
riaI Tribune" iiber sSbre ON Mo1ltag
in Columbus gebaItene 9febc riGtig
lit. fnnn es ms nidjt ipiInbcru baB
Sic ais praiioent Der linipeyiitdf, bic
unierer giirgerihait idpDeres @eIo
foitet 70 jtarfe Cppoiiticit geiunoea
bnben.
Sd, ndte SurttIoiiafrit, nenn iie
iid i'm glabnen Der @nbrbeit bdlt.
glilein es ifeint mir, onf Elm Man;L
Der ipie Gle an Der gpiBe zines Der
@r,ieBiing gGpionIften sSnititutes
iiebr, ieiipn Miibiirgern gegeniiber
AZ gliidiidten perpflittet ii, ipeim er
brennenbe isrageH tpje ben eIropiis
id]ei arieg bebnnbeIf, uno oaB fr
auiridtig beniiibt jein ionte, BEL lei.
nen grorterlingeH in lIupnrteiildTr
@eiie pprsuaebeu uno Gift uuo Gale
si rerneioeu.
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Dir Rem gorter .Simes"
bat einsu utusu @ruub sntoedt, pas
Evening star., 1914-10-21
Provides New Commission to
Buv Lands Between Capt.
t0I and Station.
AWARD MEASURE GOES TO
PRESIDENT FOR SIGNATURE
B. & 0. Property Payment Sum Fix
ed by Section of the Act-Money
Soon Available.

The Senate today passed the plaza
award resolution, which was approved
by the House yesterday. AS soon as the
resolution was received by the Senate
from the House Senator John Walter
Smith, chairman of the District COM
mittee, asked unanimous consent that
it be taken up and passed. Without OBJ
lection this was done
The resolution now goes to the Pres
ident for his signature. 1t provides
for the appointment of a new commits
sion to purchase the property required
by the government for the extension
of the Capitol grounds to the Union
station.
The resolution is similar in all essen
tial respects, it is said, to a resolution
passed by the Senate last July.
The Senate resolution provided mere
ly for the separation of the awards
made by the old condemnation COM
mission, so that the President and De-
partment of Justice could hold up
such awards as they deemed not to be
just for future action, but those con-
sidered just could be paid Immediately.
New Commission Provided.
The House resolution on the other
hand provides for the appointment of
an entirely new commission to pur-
chase the property and make the
awards. 1t specially provides that no
person who has served on any other
condemnation commission or jury in
the last five years shall be appointed
to the new commission. 1t also pro-
vides that each award and purchase
made shall be considered as a sep
arate transaction.
The House resolution provides In con-
nection with the property owned by the
Baltimore and Ohio, over which has
been the main controversy. as follows:
That the purchase price to be paid
hereunder for any of said real estate
which was owned by either the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company or
the Real Estate and Improvement
Company of Baltimore city at the
time when said action numbered ten
hundred and forty-six was instituted,
shall not exceed the bona-fide. actual,
original cost thereof to either of said
companies, plus per centum interest
thereon from the date of purchase by
either of said companies until the date
upon which the court confirmed the
awards made in the aforesaid district
court action numbered ten hundred
and forty-six.
Evening star., 1914-10-21
GERMAN TORPEDO BOATS
IN FIGHT WITH SUBMARINES

LONDON. October 21. 1905 a.m.-An
engagement between German torpedo
boats and hostile submarines in the
Baltic near Rugen Island, off the Prus-
sian coast, Is reported from Stockholm.
according to a Central News dispatch
from Copenhagen. No details of the
fight or it's result are given.
A dispatch from Athens to the Ex-
change Telegraph Company says that
it is learned there that two submarines
and some aeroplanes are en- route for
Constantinople and will probably pass
through Rustchuk. on the northern
frontier of Bulgaria
THE HAGUE, via London. October 21.
9:12 a.m.-Rumors that the Holland
America liner Potsdam had struck a
mine In the North sea are unfounded.
The Potsdam is at her dock in Rotter-
dam. which she reached last week. and
is expected to leave tonight for Amer
ica.
Evening star., 1914-10-21

perished.
Exchange Fraternal Greetings.
LONDON. October 81, 2:15 pm-win-
ston Churchill. first lord of the admi-
rally. and Vice Admiral Yashiro, Japa-
nese minister of marine, have been ex-
changing fraternal greetings.
In a telegram to the Japanese minis
ter the first lord Of the admiralty says:
I desire on behalf of the British ad-
mtralty and the royal navy to express
at this crucial stage of the war our
deep sense of the efforts and energy
with which the Japanese navy is sus-
tanning the cause of their ally. Apart
from the great object of the extermin-
alton of the main German base in the
Pacific, Japanese ships and squadrons
are everywhere giving us help of an in
trade. in the search for the enemy's
ships and in conveying ships, to deci-
sive theaters fthe conflict"
The reply of Vice Admiral Yashiro
follows:
"On behalf Of the imperial Japanese
navy / tender warmest thanks for your
sincere and cordial message, and I as
sure you that 1t is a matter of the ut
most satisfaction to us both that per-
feet harmony and understanding exist
everywhere between the two allied ma
vies which strike the true note Of the
main object of the compact, and which
will certainly tend to hasten the at.
tainment of the ultimate goal earn
estly hope it will not be long before
this end is successfully achieved"
Evening star., 1914-10-21
ANXIETY OVER SITUATION
is MANIFEST IN GERMANY

COPENHAGEN, Via London, October
p, 1855 am-The military correspond
ent of the Berliner Tageblatt hints that
there is a certain amount Of anxiety
about situation manifesting itself
in Germ. ~ He explains, though, that
a decision is likely to come like a
thief in the night" and that it will
more probably be on the east front
rather than in The west.
"While fresh masses of troops can be
brought without hindrance over seas" "
he says, they constitute an awkward
adversary. Although the unity of their
handling-if they invaded Germany
is to be doubted, Germany has still a
somewhat hard task which must not be
forgotten in waiting for the decision"
Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg. ac-
cording to the Tageblatt, is being at
tackled in certain influential circles as
responsible for the war.
Evening star., 1914-10-21
GERMANS AND ALLIES
SAY ENEMY'S ATTACKS
HAVE BEEN REPULSED
Heavy Losses to Each Reported in
Official Statements From Paris
and Berlin.
GERMAN OFFICIAL STATEMENT.

GERMAN OFFICIAL STATEMENT.
The enemy repused heavy of Lille
ported message from the foreign Office in
embassy today The by the
embassy follows:
"Ofca headquarters report October 70 that the Ger
troops advancing along from Ostend hostile
on of Lle the attacks of the
October repuIsed with heavy losses the
From Russia there is 10 important news"
FRENCH OFFICIAL STATEMENT.
PARIS, October zl, 2:4o pm-The French official
given this afternoon that the attacks yester
day the enemy Neupor Diude and La Basee all
repulsed by the allies.
The text of the communication follows
During the day of yesterday the attacks of the
particularly violent at Neuport Dxmude and La Basse
They all repused by the allied with great energy
"At all other points the situation is without any notable
change"
LETTER SAYS GERMANS ARE SCARCE
official communication issued by the war Office last
night says:
"The following extracts from a letter found .
German prisoner, dated Dusseldorf, October 4:
"fWith q officers and soldiers becoming rarer We
have than adequate Volunteers and of
you would your head Everybody being taken It Is
Germanys last hope. All the aged becoming soldiers
Have you bread? Many complain they have none.'"