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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-08
CUSTOMS OFFICERS
PAY SURPRISE VISIT
TO GERMAN LINERS

New YORK. March In order to make
certain that the neutrality laws were be
Ing observed strictly or the u German
Of the port sent D OF Ms men 70 inspect
them Saturday The inspectors visited
the six Hauburg-AE1erican liners tied
Up az their piers, but refused 70 discuss
their trip.
Tie ruu1or that the TaterIand and the
George Washington were waiting for q
chance 10 slip out OF the harpo- was re-
vived Saturday by the action Of the col
lector. Saturday IS usually a nalf-holi-
day with the customs officials unless a
ship is expected 10 arrive with many pas
sengers. All that Collector Malone
would say was that he was looking into
all cases where there was q chance thai
the neutrality law vas being violated
The New York customs squad. cansist-
ing Of about - inspectors. was making
a complete inspection Of ships o. all ma
tons, re said. There are y Germans
and four Austrian steamships interned
here One motor ship and TWO sailing
ships, also German, are anchored of
Staten Island.
Although il is well known that the
Esterland, George Washington, Kaiser
Wilhelm II and other liners are all coal
ed and stored ready for sea. it is not be-
!ieved among shipping men that they
will violate the neutrality laws. as II
would involve too much risk. The patrol
duty At quarantine is being done BY a
navy tug and the United States revenue
cutter Mohawk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-08
FEDS" DON'T WANT
TO SIGH UP JAMES

New Work, Marca ..-Roo=E. E Ward
p-ssi6er, q the Brtoxlya Federal
League club, snroalce6 late Saturday
lAa- he RAD te!sgraphei 70 Lee Mage
maraeer % IRE team a! TIE raining
camp il Browns Wells. Mss thai n
would ro- sanction tn signing Of W.
liara James pitcher for re Boston Ma
,io-.a.s. py ,te Brooklyn Fe6erz,.- JEe IS
aas been reported IS dissatisfied eni
co1,enl plating jump from the word :
cha piors
NJ Ward Asserted r12r he understood
that James mad an ..cr-oouEi contract
with Two years 20 -.n. and ihe. 80 would
under no circumstances hare 3 contract
jumper OF MS club IL said thai NJ had
been .E'poEtuned by Mzgee for pzrTn.s
sion 10 sign James. but while he man
ager was anxious 10 strengthen hIs tam
TIE owned lid not want --e pitc1eE
NJ. Ward also denied that Nicholas
Cuuor. The pitcher recently acquired by
,rade from Newark. rad beer turned tacs
- ma ciub- investigation developed
ira Newark had signed -,;.9- ,sax1e
PLAYER crorl Chicago h. the name o.
George kulp. and HAT the Similarity O.
names had given rise 10 .ae n:.9a5e--
standing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-08
SULTAN AND
Govt READY
FOR MOVE

Los59a. Marca .-,@a = M-.--ac-
co-1i-g - the Latest a5v.ces RETIRED
ze-4." SAYS : Reuter- dtzp2Ech .-on %
IA ---ne Sultan and ne go~=FuEe-r a-s
st3,l II Cons-ah-5logie- The gove-.r1
: prepared . r-os= ID asa si!-or = any
-nor-er-. h1t TIE Sultan 5 Z tevar q e
naming n -a@ capltal
IL : understood ia, j; as b@s- d
cs5e.t % eE,--Ez- ~ 3e-erte q Constant
-17le exclusively % ire Germans l-Ge-
cz.--s-z1d q G@-- L.r-zn T9H Sanders
80 instructor o: me T--4-ss army. While
B=5-: BY. he E,-eE=tt q lo..c=. S,i. -
-zye-:=si z-sE- --e genera! coE1ro. ct re
city wira E0z+-s e-.-ira:e.- % .@rse o. e
v-ce-oy-
Measures y: p-s-z1,zon a!Feady-ave
,s=- II adopted - prevent TO capture .
ne c.-y. Il - reported lzat ali ~ ,Eoo2s
a. Adriancple' and I-eno-=ca have teen
h2-F;edl:' dispatched 10 Gz..ig-7.- pen.n-
sl.a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-08
THE WAR NEWS
IN BRIEF FORM

Whether Greece IS - throw n her
lot with the allies cf the Triple En-
terce OF rera!n neutral IS the ab-
sar5inr Queztlo!. u the war The Hell
Ienic Kingdom - II the throes OF a
mighty crisis. with King Constantine
zaid 70 be n favor Of neutrality and
TIE retiring premier. Eluur.os Een!-
zHioE, one Of the strongest nen II
Grcece. declared TO be uncomproinis-
.agly opposed 10 such 4 step.
The resignation Of the premier and
Is cabinet Saturday is reputed to
nave been due u the UnyielJing atti-
tude IF the monarch. The belief pre-
vailed that. with the appointment Of 2
new ministry the Storm clouds would
dissipate. This feeling was he.gnten-
ID by reports from Athens cha.
EeniZalos had stated in the Chamber
II Deputies that he and MS followers
would support any government the
KIM might appoint, Later infoyula-
ton. however. brought the true Ut
terence CT Eenizelos to the world.
Our party" he said, will refuse TO
support any government which may
be- formed Added significance vas
attached by some Of his heather to
the further statement.
Besides VI. Zairnis Will not come be-
fore the Chamber.
" Zaimas has been rendered the
portfolio OF premier has not accepted
the task of forming ministry. In
stead he has requested time to con-
suit with his followers. Meanwhile
the situation is tense.
Continued gains Of French north Of
Arras in the Champagne district and
in the Eosges with heavy losses in the
latter region for the Germans, is
claim by Paris, while Berlin asserts
that the Germans have taken trenches
and prisoners in Champagne and caus-
ed heavy casualties in the allied lines
near lie Mesnil and Badonviiler
In the east in north Poland the Rus
SLAMS declare they are still forcing back
the Germans. but Berlin asserts that the
operations there are proceeding accord
ing to our plans
In the Rawa region Berlin says that $40
prisoners, 10 machine guns were taken
from the Russians. Farther south in Po-
land, in the region of the Piiica river,
Petrograd reports that a great battle is
taking shape. In the Carpathians region
brisk fighting continues, with victories
chronicled by both the German and Rus
sian war offices. The Dardanelles forts
continue to feel the shells of the Allies
warships. but Turkey asserts they have
as yet suffered no great damage.
:. British troops have had a clash with
Turkish forces, reinforced by tribesmen
at the head Of the Persian gulf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-08
STATE COMMISSIONS
SAID TO INJURE RVS.

Chicago. March james ". Lcsk
ole If Ihe receivers Of the s. Ions
and San Fra ncisco Railroad. testified
SATURDAY in rs7e Interstate Commerce
Commissions hearing Of the applica-
TOE II = Western railroads for in
creased freight RATES Ee said that one
reason p-.-: railroad earnings were rot
sufficient was because various state
commissions mad reduced their rates
Is punishment
The railroads OF The United states
are under Inc weather. said Mr.
I-,..-.-.. II : L tzcc you can't get away
from. You MAY attribute !, to the
EyrcCean va-. Jhc Mexican war. 10
politics or what YOU will. They say
c-rtain -oads have been looted and the
state commissions have reduced
MAN. RAGS as punishment. But whom
Goes his hurt You never hear Of the
Io-olers being hurt Yol never see any
looters going 10 pail. The innocent
ones are hurt, the employees are laid
off and the stockholders fail 10 get
dividends. Government contro! Of rail-
roads has come to stay, and Tie only
way they can prosper or even I've *
for railroad officials and government
Officials TO deal frankly with one an
other. Eou should not attempt 10
strangle -,e roads
Ism, il z fact that continued Il X
b. railroad officials about depression l..
business rad tended - depreciate rail
read c-edi: rather than lack Of revenue. -
ASKED Lll:er Walker. representing -he
i1ea. packers VINO are opposing the pro-
posed rates
That Is 10; true replied Mr.. Lusa.
NY belief IS that the railroads aarc
not painted the situation had enough
They have heen af:a.;i - hur: their caa-
d.dare. They have no: lce. candid
enough. That's why / say lets get TO-
sether and give the roads a fair deal
L. z. Wettling. staastician for the rail
roads. submitted tables purport:ng 70
show that. while more money was stead
ily put into the r7ads in the last seven
years. their earning power al the present
freight rates was steadily decreasing.
On per cent basis. said he wit
ness. the roads were earning only on g :
81 ,(.;1a. leaving an investment OF 81
5l7.yr.11 upon which there was no in
come whatever.
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U. S S. MAINE IS
ORDERED mYDock

Nsz YORK Azrea TIE Cal.es1 s-zt=s
reeesring ship Nsire- = vessel q E-ss
tous. stationed ~ the B.oeS.r Nary
yara- Ezs c-cered ins% Ire DIT doc.
al he ya-i Saturday afts--9c1 af1e-
al accident x-1Sca eoodsG ee- el1n-
ro5E
AccsTss-S 70 Esvy yard c4c=-s- At
1&-ines. ysiv. IN the me- ersisas for s1z-
plyfns water to- ;l-e 1!rouiai.ns gN-a7s
o. III pr engines o,ew o1t P1nars
-e-e a. cace put 20 @c-&- bus Se-o-s tie
zasa- could be gotten un5sE con-E'5i ne
erslze -oo,n ~as fooled and Ire chip
-ai = yrc1c1rc@1 list
TIE Maine hzs b--- 1olaS d-rg IS 4
receiving sip ~ ~ B~7kiE- y2r3
s.-ca A-r.l. On board & c-sz o:
aEs9-1- ~ re-- mostly recruits. Ena7-
co-,ra-2 e Capt Dc steise-- T2= *
-=rr q. damages. II : ssi1- osa-'s91 K
Isl -.ai1-d until tn- n-z-1i-a~2 Is exam
5
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THE RUSSIAN WAR
OFFICE STATEME

Pe-oEad. Via Lp-do-. March =.
HIS P L-TSe Russ vz- a
tbs evening made p-c.sc re toih
ing ottlCiaI Communication
OR offensive confines II thel
hank g: the N.e-e- I'd = -ae disn
no-2lwes; y G-1.6-o. o. t-,I
drove the Germans 11c.. ..=a.nd
from = S3g-ol2s:r-Lygs:zov and j
pUshc6 Vigorously.
In similar n.a--s- = :as q
crrl"- OF ATTACKS mere c-7zuel v
success We ,ook abou. -.1 pria
e-s. Including seve. ctt.Cers and 1
three r1se2i-a guns
Or th4 left hank q - V.s.ulat
ne region q rhe Pi!lc4- ~ sga
= assuming tha character i. a n
hattie. Il
IN The Ca-pzth.z-s 5z:reen
OnGaEa and san rivers ,le Aus,
attacks Continue Sou-Aw=S- 0. L.
77isl-o -ha sre-2.- -rled - cross tsa
light bank ~ tne San bu- Il q ctr
e. attach Saturday night. re Ii
vrIsr Units wh.ch rad suCcaetII
crossing :.le river mere anC.a..a.a'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-08
FORMER BOSTON MAN
ARRESTED IN n. H,

Nashua, y. H, 3taTca Charles Nil
ler Ri-hbaah. formerly manager OF the
Crawford House. Boston. was arrested
here Saturday night at the request Of
Police Inspector Haggerty Of Boston on
cwo complaints alleging euo=zzlenent
WaiyiEg extraditiorl. lie was Immediately
taken 10 Boston BY auto.
\ loose brick On Peari-street side
walk. over which q woman companion
Of Rinfach stumbled, spraining an ankle
figured in locating the man who has been
the object OF search for the last five
months.
Rimbaoh and MS companion reached
Nashua from Lowell last night While
they were searching for lodging ;,oase
the accident ~ the woman occurred.
She was taken TO the fremont House,
where Rimtaca registered as Mr.. and
Mrs. E NJ Robbins Of New Haven
Inspector Haggerty called upon City
Marshal Daniel Heaiy tonight Fwith a
photograph CT Rimbach. which the mar
shall recognized.
Tie police chief accompanied the Bos-
ION officer to the hotel. where they
learned taat tae man wno had regis
tered as Robins answered the descrip-
ton OF RiInbacil. even to the matter of
.'naving his left arm in sp,int. as the
result Of a fracture sustained two weeks
ago in the West
The officers went to the room O. the
couple. Rimbach did not deny his
identity. Turning 10 the woman ne said !:
TITS all OF. dear: don't see how, /
can leave you here this way
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WOMAN KILLED
BY AN AUTO

Nav YORK March IN aa-a1o-
bile driven By Bash E1ysos=s. Z has
- n the Metropolitan opera 90. 20
night struck ard killed Mrs .A1al@
Lawrence. ana seriously injured he-
husband Charles. a. they ge-e croSS
.ng Fifth erenue. Lawrence had both
egz broken
SnoH vas falling 4, the t:r.e . ,ac
accident and witnesses % tEe police
Ital the IA&-enc=s With 8pra-sed u-r-
OrelIa- were crossing The 1Ten1= wEea
ne machine car-e --o--s behind an
o-Eer automobile and s1r1c5 -:.s--. 81.
awares. RuysCaeI made { stz.e--e1r
10 TIE police and vas held blame
less
Lawrence vas 10, told 1a,.l he re
c-cv~rei somewhat from sf.9e. a. ra-
hospital tia. his VIII had H4+n a..-
"a
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PORTLAND YACHTSMEN
At ANNUAL BANQUET

Portland Ne March with GOV
srno- Oakley g Curtis Mayo- Wlllar1
II. Ingshzn and several prominent
gschLsnsn tron various parts q Neg
England Is invited g1es,s tie men-
osrs Of rhe Portland Power Boat AS
socAr.on SATURDAY eveaI-g a63ed -
-hs enjoyable social history Of tn
organization n me ninth annual ban
cuG a. TIE West End Hotel Froc,
beginning % End Ihe affair vas thor
Members ard guess VIII long hare
pleasant memories Of The ninth an
ruzl
Commodore Evi1 H Clark ar5 his
fellow committee Numbers Ietr nothing
111o-e % make -as eve1ng Z CON =
plE-s success There vas music galore,
catsa-e-- exceptionally fine vaudeville
Al UNUSUALLY pleasing menu an
everything that GOES 70 MAKE ID z
complete evening q scciabiI.ty ard
enjoyment
TIE SUPP Ezs s--szs s-e--lr .srs.
= z11 co-t1nGad c-nl 1=z-lY Midnight
S+.1een tie es3crz=s SINE talent in.
-@5r-a1 for re ozczs5oa E-o-, Eos.c-
-soags and instrumental Numbers z.1,
= f-2= o-caes-rzl accompaniment,
AZ TIE c5nc1sso- o re tsz22=-
,Aer= -ere br5=f s@aFpy Species :-79sn
~ visiso-- al among -1css= Eno
addressed 12-e g1-ze-inz 7e-e GovaS-so,
cE-tES- Mao Eng-zaaEz- James =
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FEDERAL LEAGUE GIVES OUTA
STATEMENT OF ITS IMMUNITY

TIE Ee1e-ai Leeg1e < al worked up
over Ire recent signing o. Pitcher
Pol Perr.-t by the Giants.
TIE leagues statement as given ou-
yesterday fellows:
"Spec.ec instances If inducing play
ers - L-ea. contracts and put ,hem-
Eelres II position fog other breaches
- ac-g4l ,zw, hare been provided b.'
organized baseball in the cases II
!S-2lr@r Johnson, Pay Caldwell, Icy
IE!ngo and Poll Pe-r.tt. Not one Of
tzes= players was legally held ~ CT
gsrlzEd baseball The mos, recent
czss. tEla- u Per-t-, gives Z splendid
!ice - the straits u some Of Ihe pow
e-s II organized BASEBALL.
Permits contract with tire -
LOUIS Cardinals expired las- fan. and
re signed with the Pitrsturg Fedc-als.
receiving &-ttyJ IN advance mons. o.
gained BASEBALL conter6ed ina. Per
rztc wa2 held by an option clause n
his IL. contract with The Cardinals:
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*e~ Eora- M&-c.. -.-s'eG+-4. lszG1e
.sezG. -z--a-s - -1az -.-E G4fe az tie
z.e.eus:-- Sz;z-IzzE - - .-oeI%a-
cs1- o-gz1-zzt.3- lad e--..=-=5 ~ plzE-
- ~&o I'd .--D=1 - 4cc-ai CIR
-:z--- 80 Ic~e-s e o-zz.z=c hal
z-z--:z.-y tz.= sxce1c-c- = rs state
-1e-.. eEc say ~. 80 Fecs:al le4g-=
E.,-I.~ to,g.TaE - o~- @--g?. b.
-r-zs..1r - ow- Interpretation Il n.
c1-..Ezc.
VIA. - F-s<s-z. .szzve intimate:
= - -a:z1 - :. C3-.Ezct Jumper
=. -o@sEz 80 = 1l.=E no recognize
;zs c2.-1- n .@ssEve c.a9s- 81 ta-
-----eccs = organized teseaa.l. "
rl---e. --.3G = t1e p.zFecz ~r.5 we-e
g.e4 ~ 80 E-ceraIz. rare unGe-
T.. e1--ss e5-EaLt to- --e E1cceejl-g
-+zssr- ezrer- through tke operation
- re reserve clause Ta.c5. gITes
c.4o : Ge-zal1 G.: Z p--Ee.a services
e. ~ -1rc.-g sezSoy-
-1= Fe1e-a. L@zg7.@ zo1ev@r, dces
~. recognize l.e ya..c..r .. the op-
r.ca c-a2Ee-
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EARL OF CADOGAN
DIES IN LONDON

London, March ..-George Henry Cado-
gan, fifth Earl of Cadogan, died here
Saturday at the age Of . years. He was
one Of the wealthiest London ground
landlords and great entertainer OF roy
atty. Three heirs TO the title died dur
ing his lifetime.
Earl Cadogan was lord lieutenant OF
Ireland from 1885 to 1902. He also had
been lord OF the privy seal. under secre-
tary of war and member Of parliament
for Bath.
Five years ago the earl married his
cousin, the Countess Palagi. at Florence.
His first wife. a daughter Of the second
Earl Of Craven. died in 1891
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HORACE 5. BURROUGHS

Detroit Mich Nz-e1 --Ea-z.s
B1-ro1eE<- - E@e-< Cd So- I'D
ate William B4rE7-s1s aeeh,
Inventor Of an aiding T.ze1--e, s
I2Ee today II a .o-cz! Ee.s3.:zl IL
sel.-5nfgieted wtC16 Il : pea1-
ard II traII health friends sd u
eral yea-s ago according . f1,sI
associates, r was wo--1 -5re a
49, csc
Burroughs 1as fond day /,
Michigan aTe171e -r-1-.-E house
Te:- n MS am rad a-=e- c. en- i.
was unconscious f-o-1 loss g: hsj
Burroughs reEa.r=73 r:7-sces. \
tn= hospital long @-sc4=1--. = l,as
s.s1sDeu-
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DISCRIMINATION AGAINST
NEGROES CONDElNEl

Boston, March 1.-Dtsc-iIc.I2uan
CONGRESS or bv state legislatures again
Negroes was con,irn,nes a. mass NEE
ing a, wbics, ,yoorfsl6 STOREY Of this CT
ard Congressman Martin +. MAIDEN
Illinois were speakers today. CeTer',,
man Madden declared the great tfoa.'
with the country was southern ols''
due Largely. ne said, 20 ";ae influence
Is southern members o. congress ",
are SO powerful that they pracHa'
control legislation, although Tepresel1 !.
only one-fourth the population o. ="
country"
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DEERING HIGH GIRLS
WIN OVER MORSE Ho

Portland. Ne. March I'll -.
ing High ScaOol girls de:=z.es /.
girls q Morse E1Ea ScHcol q ..
SATURDAY, :: 10 :
The SUMMARY:
DHRING HIGH MORSE ~,
Miss johnson II Z. Mss S.--5.,.
Miss Cueen- 4 80. -. Miss sd
Miss Pe-ting.lL &c g. Mss Ea.s.
Miss Pankhzm- 81 -. $ Mss -
Miss Crawford -
Miss Ellis. n .. L Miss To,-,.,
Mss Darfor1E. 10 49, = Mss -,
Scc-e- Deering High = 3,o-s4 :,
:. Goals from rSor. Miss Gs1=s- d. 4.
Johnson : Gfals f-c,7 to1.s Z.
Johnson : Miss To---lc-.e !: q
Green Referee, Miss Cos=y. In,
Adams Scorer, Ez2ley. Tine "a,
SCI -.ne. three 1t-n periods.
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ABBOTT LOSES FIRST
GAME TO PORTLAND

Ea-r-- l-,=.or-. Earca --Ey- - 1rs-
,sg... is year 1he -A3t.czt s@t.cxl Jz=<e--
E,zl --zrr vs. tes-cn y. tie home 1o@o-.
n. v,cspr- brig eretst=5 70 80 fa-:
Portland High q-.nta.+ Portland XII
ne haze ~Zp'- Waite pHzy.=g one q T..e
f.st=st ana 1es- defensive games ser
seen her. roa easily ~ the -o-e q
:. u = TIE SUMMARY
PORTLAND H tAiboT1 S-al"o-
SUI. ccari -t'..---.-lg L. E65y. 2 EDDY
Waite 4 -.---.-.-..rg. Bsiz-S. Is-&aaita
Jc,y.-.s.sn. - Barton. Cox
Hamilton. .s.-- ---- - F1-b.s-
l.c--.,-s-r:e. --..--..-....--.-lf, AcDoE=L
Gals from aoo-. Matte =. so2se :.
J.-ssson Z Hamilton 3 Ncslarrze. Nc
D.@es ;. ~ Gos;s from t5l1is- S511-
&. heCJtesi : Rs'e-~-. Rob=rts- S.o---,
No3.toa Timer. DElElaso-1l-
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Ip1a Ms agreement 70 waive exrra3i-
Eaoz. TIE of-Ars nsse a--a-se-as1Is fo-
tAe nip 20 Boston ~ auto and 70 take
IL Injured woman WITH then.
E1e1 As la-, Bos-cz- four months ago.
Il-EaC1 vent NsS>- Z2e-s Recently lie
injured his zru n : fan from ho-sa'
He cz-aa East 20 Lowell where TIE
police hare are t1-J 1e had sSs= tract are
reset
TIE 8oSsg-. psl:c= Obtaining & cIs~
Ihz- IL as n Lc4ss1l- searched to- 1i.-
II that city YESTERDAY hey found 1azs
Il 1z- g4o@ AVA ana TIE cGsSs Lee %
NssaE4
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ASK CLEAR EXPLANATION OF
FRANCo-BRITISH COMMUNICATION

signed 70 ascertain whether TIE se-
-Eel practice u tie Allies viii Be- II
TIE enforcement u their embargo
Z Ia. disposition VIII De- made q car
goes s-6 ssips detained. What proce-
dGre x.u os adopted II the ca& q.
sap-sc-s Consigned 70 neutral co1n-
t-es and alleged 70 oe destined 20 Al
enemT. ~lzt settlement VIII De maze
for czrgoes contracted for b. the dec
Arstton Iss made and whether dye
cuffs and other materials witch Eng
land VIII psE8it her nationals 20 III
p-o-z can,or u obtained by merchants
q tie United STATS
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GERMANY THE LOSER
WITHIN the WAR ION

LONDON. Ma-c.l - des-a.c. 70
Exchange Telegraph Company from a
sse7danl says:
A correspondent o ne Be-i;-.-r Tu
nl9tr iec.agzs 1!sAt since TIE bsgian1
% t-e bio -kade, seven British IreEca-l
Tslsn pave been sunk. DIT admits ina
ACCORDING 10 news -ece.ye.t n BeI
from neutral countries. more taan ssVe
German Submarines have tse1 sA
during the same pe-ioi.
The German Admiralty. i1e Ex'laas
Telegraph correspondent saws. 7laAsae
no information Conserving ne loss
submarines.
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ST. LOUIS WANTS

Marlin. Texas, March The 81
Louis National league Club wants
Bob" Bescher. Nov York National o,,-
fielder. III exchange for W. d. f"po,-,
Pe'itt' p'tcher. II vas said on good au-
'hority here today. after Miller higgins
manager Of St Louis team and Josn
McGrf.- leader Of the New York Csub.
had conferred at length over the pro.
posed deal
higgins, Immediately aitervard had
long talk with Sesehe-. who is said 10
ne adverse TO this transfer but nothing
'os"clal was given out concerning the
status of the transactions
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GERMANY ASKS U. S. TO CARE FOR
INTERESTS AT C0NSTANTIn0PLE

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PROMISES STATEMENT Fl
BULGARIA POSIIN

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aen-s position and policy . p.s
rleEzt II secret session. tbs 81
the correspondent Is III reply 70
question by The opposition -sgz,i
the attitude - the goverr!.l-r viss
the move o. England II r. Lar
nelies.
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Lo1don reports TIA. heavy Casualties
TsT= inflicted o. The C,toEn2us. bgt al
TITS that the British also suffered cons:d-
s-ao-y- According % Z newspaper Dis
patch ,ae Ruranian pariiaren, has en-
powered t-s government 20 proclaim. !
STAG u sisge E.I!l i5e END Of the var Z
necessary.
The American steamer Pacinc, Enica
sailed from Falmouth Friday evening 10.
Rotterdam. has not been reported
Fifteen small submarines for Use in re-
conao!terilg ne home Coasts are sad 70
be building al kiel