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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-24


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sebabt baben. sSSa Sirpl nnb in bea
iuirflid) befeitieten @rensOiitriften
am SionsO ieien ale lire slngriie
abseIdlagen.
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ma" lit pun einem oentldeu l1nterIee-
Boot turpeoiert iuurSen. Ter &apitGn
iDar i'm Stanbe, oas SdDiff amf
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unrSe gerettet.
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6oOt in BEN Grmnb sebohrt.
Die 9entiden meloen, 6nf Iie Iilbs
lid BON Sondjes nnb In Sen Gpse-
len, 1T Der @esenS bpm 5nntenelss.
bprgeriift iin6.
gtadJ fran50iiIdlen 8eridlten baben
hie Mlliiertem anf Der Salbiniel @al-
lipoli beoe,ttenoe @urteile errnnsen.
Sis Sieie NadJrid)t bDn anberer Sei=
tc beitatigt miro, molten mir iie MIR
ais siueifelgaft annebnten.
9emtid)e 9epeidjen melbem, oaF
Die @erInde Der sransoien, bic
Ibentfdjen 8eiben in Sen Siiseln an
Der Mnas 81 bnrd)bred)en, abge-
| idlagen ieien. gie 9eutidlen mad)-
ten in SieIen 6anpfem $50 8efau-
gene.
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Ingriffe ber 9entid)em n6rolid) BON
slrras snriifseidlasen ieien, @leid-
seitig beridten iie, iie bGtten ben
Ort Son6ernadj int GlIaf beIekt.
Gin gnariff anf orei fleine bon
ben 3entlden befette Orte iueitlid,
BON 9irmnboen iuarSe suriifseid)la-
gen.
Die sStaliener ~bebaupten, bic De-
iiterreifer batten iuGbreno Der Iebtem
Gage bersueifeIte glmgriffe anf lire
Gtelmngen in Sirpl nnb Den aari.
iden alpen sentad)t bic Nnsriffc
ieiem aber ale snriifseidJlasen.
General gn6orna, Ser italieniidJe
@eueralitabsdef, bat snm eriten Ial
suseseben, Sak bic Staliener In bea
Sampfen BEL Tlaba am sSIomsp id)We-
re Serluite eriitten b6tten.
Die Siirfen melSem, eak tie im
Snnfains 8ebiet, in Sem 9ara6aal=
9iitrift, iuieoer einen Siee errun-
gen babem. Die Seimoe fliidtetsn
mad Often sn. Die Siirfem er6entc.
ten biel Mnnitiun nnb anSeres
Sriegsmaterial.
Gine Henter 0epeid)e aus ct
PETERSBURG bebanptet, Der rniIiide
aailer lei snm Seer segansen.
Wic ans GOnbpn gemelSet miro,
ut I'M pSDiucr" bort s. 9fpbert Muel.
ler, Der am a. SUM I1nloia 6sTrn.
ben mar, Elm oeutider Spiun at ieip,
erfd)uiien tuorben. Sin auSerer an
ge6lifer oemtIder Spiun gsan,e,ts
GObert 9ioientbal uir6 beinnaeJit
bur Dem 8rieesgeridlt cridleinen.
9sneller wnrSe sleidjseitis nit sin.
ton anepferle, Der iid) fpGter in, Ge-
fGngnis ielbft oas 2eben na6m, nuo
einem Ranne Namems 6afJn bers
baftet. Gndl Sabn 1T Tdjnlbia bs.
fnHcen, aber uur sn fieben sSa5rrn
3nftbans periirteilt morSen. Msuel-
Ter iuObnte friiber in Bolton naS bat
tc bort Elm @aimmiseIdlGft. Gr b.
banptet, amerifaniIdDer girger ~
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leine Wlntter cine S6pttin.
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Whtnitionsminilter bat ipl Infer.
baus oes Barlmierts feline 8iI ein-
gebradt bic iit rooifaler Beiie in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-24
@eneral b. Soebm=Grntoui 5og
i0on 9ienltag ii bic staot.
sieQeSfeiern 1T &ien ln0 Scrlin,
General von lllaAenIen sum TeldmarIdall ernannt.
Nueemeiner Hieesue Scr 2smiien aus
Oali5ien nno Sno 1oelen.


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fie sans senan niilen, bai. nit iln
cine Der siansenoitem .ino iplscn-
idueritem aampagnen oes gansen
Jelosnges 5nnt NbidlmE getumulen
tit, oak nit ibnt Die Seiterreidjer tat=
iadjlid) iuieoer guns 0jali,icm inter
lire Serridaft befDmmen ha6eu, oaR
Die nod in 0alisien itebenben ra;ii-
Iden Sritppem bon Dem ,ibriget Seer
abseidloTen iinb mno nidlts ntcbr
emsridJten f0nnen itnb oaf Die 9saiIen
fnrdjtbar geId)ipdd)t ats Dieicm Sem
pfc berbprsesanseu iimo. Gas atlps
|meiB man in 2onoon ntio tr.'toe.il
itelt man ft6 an als Oh lnn1 li5er
Die 8eoeutung Der GiitnaDn,s Gent
bere's nod pollig i'm llnflarea ici
|itno bebt ioear nlberi1er @eiie nod
bcrpor. oaB man in p8etrograo"
aberos Inn balb eff l1br Die gitiro5-
me Der gali8iihen @auptItnot md,
nibt augegeben babe. 9lls OBJ ii6cr-
baupt nod oie Moelidfeit eincs
3ipeifels beitGiloe. slu9 iiber ocn
! 8organg ielbit tpeiB man fait t1ihts
81 iaeen. 9snr oas 0eid)if nnS sic
Sapferfeit lueif man sit riibmem, nit
Der bic rnifiidje 9sad)bnt Sen yiid-
5ms oes iibrisen Seeres geSedt baL.
mnS bic es nt1slid) semadt babe, oni;
bic 9imiien iid) in b6lliser Crbnnne
snriidsiebeu fonnten, baf iie nnr
iueniee Nefangene snriifsnlaiIeG
brandJtem nnb Snk fie nid)t nnr lire
slrtilerie lonbern nadJ lire @eslual-
tmnssard)iDe in 2emberg mitne6mcn
funnten. Nntiirlid) miro tpieoer her-
rorgebobert onB oie lteberlegenbcit
IN Der Miinition oen Siea Der Geltt-
iheit itno Oefterreider banptiGdlid,
ueranlnBt bnbe.
3nr Jtier bes Gieges bei 2embera
tit I'm Stepbansoont sn Wiens Elm Se-
benin geinmgen iupr6em, 6em aud,
aaiier 5rans Soiepb beiseiuohnt fat.
Spater empfins Der 3aiier in GdJ0n-
brnmn cine Gepmtatipn salisilder
Gbelleate, bic ibm sn Der Grpbernma
2embers's sratnlierte. slndJ in Ser
lin fat bic 0adridt bon Der Gro6e-
ring 9embers's allsemeine ssreitbe
herborsermfen. lteberall iunrbe se-
fIaggt. alle SdJalen in 9emtIdJlano
i:no Seiterreidt iuaroen geIdjlpIlen.
Tie beioen Raiier tanTd)ten Slid
iunnldoepeidlen ms; ebeniu nit ben,
GmItam Der Siirfei.
General bon WiafenIen lit sum
Sel6maridaa ernannt iuproen.
Cine SepeIdDe aus 3ieu meloet,
Gaiier @ilbelm nnb aaifer ssrnn,
Suiepb batten Die abiidjt, lit Sent
cro6erten 2embers sniammensat.ef-
fen.
8ie aus 8ien seneloet uirS, ba-
ben bic 9iaiTen ansefanseu, fid) and
in Der @eaenb BON Sielee, 8niIiiG-
golen, smriidsn5ieben.
giner 8erliner 9epeide nneloet,
Die Geqierling babe oas griheinea
Der oDeutihen 3ogegseitung". IN
Der @raf &ebentIoiu feline iiberipann-
ten 9frtifel beroffentIiht, nif u1bc.
fiinlnte 3eit perboten. glnIoB bier
5u babe elmer Der Iebten 9lrtifel gte.
'rentlotp's iiber oie ge5iebilngen
0eiitihIan6s su anerifa gegeben.
9as Grideimeu Der ,Sagessei.
tuna" 1T nmr siuei Sage nnterbrpdjea
iuorSen. Die erite Nnmmer, bic ipie.
Der erffien, entbielt ipieSer eineu
Mrtifef Slebentlotp's NIT Gngriffen
nnf EraFSent @iIIen.
Ceiterreidiidr 9tpefhen iasen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-24

sSett III baben. frifde bier eingc'
ntodte Din 8ifles, Sos. 9. Sabn,
5Ot-3 eiio.Alauo Ctr. NelieS Gel.
1857, aIte8 Erobis Ii. grodett 28t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-24
tel su idaffeu, tim iie sn 6eiiern nuo
bas tuirb man in 9emtid)lanb iuul in
Ger ridltigen 8eiie in Yetrad)t 5ic-

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Scr 9erliner nSdgli9en 9funo-
l6al4 miro aus 8ien telegrap6iert,
sic ftalieniide sieeierin1g iebe sic
ltnrnogIihfeit elm, @rfolge in oieisni
Griege 81 erringetl uno iie babe oes-
Golb Seiterreih oorsei6lo9elL es
nloae lid langfam aus ben @ebieter.
5nriif3ieben, oie es ssStalien Dor oent
ariege angeboten babe itno SStalieil
berpflidte iih oafiir. alle 6einoielig-
feiten ein5ulteIlen itto MIR oic be.
treffenoel @e9enoen 5u beieben. -
Gie Na6riht i6eint nate3u unglm.b-
lid ilno miro ollh mol nidt pabr
iein Selterrei6 foiiittc aud) ipoI
idperlid iebt ouf oielen 8otIdlag
eingeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-24

9r. .. Seller, 3abnar3t. 305 8ra.
oD-@fbGuoe @itttaperd,a : gIattett,
GoraelIam Siilllrngerl. ginIogen lu.e
@mctine in 1porrbea cine Spesiati-
tdt.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
Member of the Election
Board Tells of Corruption
and Fraud Practiced By
City and County Politi-
clans.

~ AssoCIATEn PREse

Indianapolis. March z8s--The exploits
81 Joe Jeffers. so-cailed "osunmau" and
bis especially selected eleCtion board
IN the Tayiorviiie precinct. was de-
scribed today at the trial ef the Terre
Haute election fraud cases ~ the
United states court here.
Charles Yakie. a member OF the spo-
cial board. who pleaded Eialty. testified
that letters brought the board a list
Of names. that the CLERKS wrote the
names on the election books and board
members then took turns in voting
them.
The other witnesses tdd 81 Jeffers
assault on Judge Cox's lpeclAl depu-
ties who had been sent toarrest Jeffers
and members OF the bead and 81 the
shooting which followed
Mayor Robert. Sheriff she and city
Judge smith were released from GUS
tody today after they lad furnished
additional bonds OF ave thousand DOL
lars each 20 answer charges og a..
tempting 20 corrupt goternment Wit
nesses. made BY trial Judge Anderson
Alexander AexeL held On the same
charge. is still in Jail
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
SUGGESTIONS ON
SELECTING THE
CARNIVAL QUEEN

The Carnival Association
desires TO receive sugges-
tons from the public in
general on the best and
most satisfactory method
of selecting the queen oil
the 1916 carnival. The as
ISOLATION last year had the
suggestion by popular vote
and il is possible this
method may again be fol-
lowed, though the asso-
citation is desirious Of hear.
ing from the public whom
il IS endeavoring TO serve.
Suggestions should b.
sent TO the secretary. 0. I.
Semmes. Jr.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
COMMANDER OF TIE UPS
WAS a DARING NAVIGATOR

London March 2t. British admiralty
announced tonight % had good reason
- believe that tae German submarine
t-as which recently sank four British
and one French steamer Ia the English
channel and damaged three other
vessels had been 0unk with all bands.
h was the largest and fastest % the
lermen submarines.
TIE submarines commander told
one - the merchant captains taken
aboard TIRE submarine that he had
commanded the submarine which tor
Feaoed tie British cruisers Ahoukir
Crcssy aid HoKue. ~ Tits g. true ne
e. locked upon - Germany's most Oar
ms Submarine navigator
This makes six submarines so Ear
tho British admiralty has reported
sunk, ave of them. az least. BY British
war ships In only enc case had Ger
many deniea the report ~ TIRE sinking
French warshir also sunk one. while
ere merchant ship captain has been
given the reward offered for merchant
ships rammlns q German submarine.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
NEW ORLEANS MAN
KILLED lN TIE WAR

New orieans. March 7s.--Joseph La
leye. who resigned his position as city
editor ~ rAbielle. a French daily
Newspaper here. % enlist In the
French army ~ the outbreak Of the
European war 10 dead from wounds
received IN an attack on . German 10.
sition near craonns. several weeks ago
according 10 cable advioes received by
bis father here Lalere was one ~ q
party q seven relatives from the same
home here wao went 90 France last
August OF the seven. two are dead.
two have been seriously wounded ana
one 10 a prisoner In Germany.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
Memorial TO the
Civil War Women
Be Laid Saturday
~ ASSOCIATED PRESS

washington March 2S.~-plans for the
ceremony - the laying OF the corner
stone 81 the memorial structure 20 the
wemen ~ the civil war. which viii Be
the permanent home FOR the American
Red Cress we're announced today. The
corner stone viii be laid Saturday af-
ternoon. March 81. on = site between
tie coreoran Art Gallery and the home
81 ths Daughters q the American
Revolution. on tire Man, south q the
White House
The ceremonies win begin with =
PRAYER BY Rev. Henry y. Couden.
chaplain Of The House ~ Representa-.
tives. veteran 81 the civil war For-
nasr President Taft. Miss Mabel r
Bosrdmsn assistant Secretary Breck-
inridge 81 the var department. Repre-
sentative Slayaen e Texas and Sena-
tor Lea % Tennessee vii speak
After President Wilson las laid ths
4 oorner stone Justice Lamar 81 the ga.
pfeme court Will deliver "a brief id.
dress and the ceremonies VIII Gloss
with a benedlction by tha Episcopal
Blsho2 &c Washington
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
Writer OF Short
Sea Tales Found
DeadM His Room,
Br ASSOCIATED pREss.

New Yorb. March 2s.--aorxan Rob
ertson, found DEAD IN hts room In
hotel In Atlantic City last night, had
romantic career a. a sailor. author.
ieweisr, and Inventor. He was one OF
the most rrolinc writern ~ short sea
stories AmeTica has produced
Running away from his home ~
oswego. ~. Y. when sixteen years old
he shipped as a cabin hoy and MADE
tao voyages around the world. occupy
Ing nearly every post on shlp board
Returning 70 America ten years later
ne made his home IN NeH' York and
became a matchmaker ard diamond
setter. then began % write aea stories
Although he wrote more than two
hundred stories, which have been pub
lished In fourteen volumes. he recent
" asserted Tn an unsigned sutobiog-
raphy that he had been reduced -
strmightened circumstance. Friends
were making an attempt 40 AID him
at the time az hts death.
Robertson invented In 1905 an I'M
proved periscope for submarines
which was purchased by the builder
q such craft tie was "a ysars old
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
''STABILIzERS"
SAYS PRESIDENT
SAVE COUNTRY
He Expresses Full Conf
dence In the Great Body
of Calm People, Who Pre-
vent Others From Rock
ing the Boat

Washington. MarcA 3S.--Fnll ccnfl-
dence in the great body q calm people
Of the nation who serve as "sfahl-
liners" when excitable ones try "a rock
the boat IN these perflons DAYS was
voiced tonight ~ President Wilson in
an address before the Baltimore con-
ference Of the Methodist church. south.
The president appealed 90 the ma
ton fer support in administering als
offsce. saying: IL can speak sor goa.
Tn powerful. II 7 canuot, I'm wsak''
lie said wars will never have any end
ing ustil men cease 20 hate enc an
other and cease 70 be jealous u one
another Bishop Gambler Of Atlanta.
introduced the president
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
Referee tor Big
Fight a Question
of Much Concern
- AssoCIATEp 81.

Havana, March 2s.-Ssiection OF a
referee for the heavyweight champion
ship hght on April 4. between Jack
Johnson and Jess willard was brought
up today Each was given a iist of
fourteen names, from which Il is ex-
fected the referee viii Be chosen. The
list includes Charlie White. Billy
Roche and sam Austin. 81 New YORK.
Eddie Welch ~ San Fruncisco: Billy
Recap. Uf Philadelphia Ed Cochrans.
~ Kansas City and 0tfo F1oto. -
Denver Il probably VII be = week
before 3 cholce t. made.
Another warm day gave the fighters
IA opportunity FOR open ldr axorh. and
hey were up early and took 20 the
road.
There ts considerable interest ~ the
eiflns. bat thus far comparatively
ew wagers actually have been laid.
rha largest 10 date il s., 500 on John
On Is $500 on willard
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
ARRANGE TO FEED OVER TWO
MILLION FRENCH PEOPLE

London, March 36.--ChaiYrnan Hoe
YER. Of the American commission on
the relief Of Belgium. returned today
from Paris and announced that nego-
tistions had been completed for feed
ing two and = half millions French ci-
Williams behind the German lines.
He said II would cost three millions
q month 20 feed them. and the commits
sion IL In position 90 carry on the work
for the next two months Germany
has agreed to the commissions plan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
WAS
SENT TO BOTTOM
IN GREAT SHAPE
After Vessel Struck Reef.
Officers Decided TO End
Career Of Ship by Sinking
Cruiser 70 Keep Her from
Enemy. and Full Honors
Were Shown.

New York. March 26.-German naval
officers at Bremerhsven are quoted a.
saying the German cruiser Karlsruhe
lies a. the bottom % the sea IN ths
West Indies. By Jesse Boyd. second Of
ncer OF the American steamer Carih.
sunk by q mine in the North sea
Boyd re ed here today from Rot
aerdam on the steamship Rotterdam.
He said he spent i've days AZ Brem-
erhaven and through an old friend, now
an oficer ia the German navy OBJ
tanned positive confirmation % the ru-
NOR that the German raider vas no
longer sfioat.
The KarlEruae went down With the
German nag flying from every mast
and a stern and bow and with tbs
ships band playing martial music. ac-
coroinN 20 this story. A German bomb
sent her 20 the bottom after she had
struck a reef. As the last rag dipped
beneath the water German rifles arsd
full salute In her honor.
some 81 her crew nov Is said Il
he az Bremerhaven and tie others ar
stilt somewhere. Mr Boyd said
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
Booaeeger Hit
on Original Plan
to Avoid Arrest

Fai-mont, W. Va, March s5.--Rep-
rssentirg that their wagon was loaded
with nitroglycerine. bootleggers sue
cseded in hauling load Of liqucr from
oakland. Nd. 20 Grafton. W. Va. with
out being arrested for violating the
states liquor Law. Drivers Of passing
teams stood peraiyzed with fear as the
outfit passed with SIS reckless drivers
bouncing about on the seat. whipping
the horses. and with the wheels thun-
dering over the rocks. He did not stop
until he arrived ~ cosl mine near
Grafton where twenty gallons of liquor
we're quickly disposed Of THE driver
then sold tire team and wagon
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
eATTLEsHlP GEORGIA rs
ORDERED TO HELP CRUISER

Washington. Moreh 26.--The battle
ship deorsia was dispatched today
from Vera Cruz 90 JON the cruiser
nes 1olnes AZ Prosresso 20 see that the
port ia kept opcn Ter commerce. TIE
warships presence u expected q aid
in the maintenance Of frdcr in Yucca
tan. where The sissi hemp growers arr
rying 90 get out the crup. needed BY
American twine manufacturer. sec
Rotary Bryan said today conditions had
grown more favorable ir Yucatan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
FILE PROTEST
WITH ALLIES ON
THE BLOCKADE
President and Bryan Com
pletes Note to Germany
Also VIII Be Asked for
Preparation and Express
sion Of Regret on Sinking
American Ship.
~ AssocIArEp PREss

Washington. March 2g.-President
Wilson and Secretary Bryan have
practically completed consideration og
the note 70 Great Britain and France
giving the United States view on the
allies blockade Of commerce between
Germany and neutral countries.
Those familiar with the notas con-
tents eharacterise IL as emphatic rep
reservations against the allies unpre-
ceaented action in disregarding the
previously accepted principles Of in
ternational law. The note probably
win be presented THE week
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26

London. March 2s-The admiraltys
announcement that e had reason e
believe that the German submarine
u-ss had been sunk, that reports
showed he attack Oh the Dardanellea
had been resumed and that the Rus
SLAMS had won important victories over
II Ausrians In Buckowina and a.
uxaok pass ln the Carpathlana. gave
ihe allied countries cause for cheer
fuiness tonight
The Russian victories were am
nouncea Ia private feiegrams from
Bucharest via Rome II e believed
here the Russians. ~ bringing up
strong reiuforcements may have
turned the Austrian right and reached
the Sereth river getting behind the
Austrian army onerauua in the VI
entity ~ uaeFnoWlfE
The Russians also have resumed the
offensive in the region ~ the Pilica
river in Southern Poland and. accord
inM 20 reirograd. have taken an im-
portant oerman position. IN the north
heavy hghting IS progressing along
the East Pruseian frontier
No important action has occurred
on the western front though certain
hvelinsss 81 exhibited % some points.
Reports coming across tie Italian
border teii q that eaantryfs tncFeaa-
snm preHaratinns for war thoaWh n Is
added that German diplomats have noi
abandoned the hope of inducing Aus
fria % make territorial concessions
which viii satisfy both Italy and Rou.
mania
Kiug George today visited Admirui
Sir John n Teilleps leet
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
Believes Typhoid
Fever Viii Sweeb
heAustrianArmy

Nsw York March 2k-Tyr hold.
smallpox and ether contagious diseas-
e. are epidemic among the Austrian
soldiers accordinE 70 DIT. Charles Nc
nenaia, q Washington. head Of the
American war relief hospital estab-
hshed m Budapest. who reached New
York today on TIRE American from
Italian porte
Nhen warmer weather comes be-
heVe tsphoia fever viii sweep through
tire Austrian army like a prairie Ere.
nr Mebpnaid said
At present sanitary conditions
amoug Austrian soldiers are compare
Die e conditions thar prevailed in TIE
American army auring the Spanish
American war be said
A. many as 60 geo wounded. lie De-
ciared. had been ia Budapest a one
tlne
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
Officials Silent
Over Reasons for
Recalling Major

washington. March 75.--War de-.
partment officials continued their 81
lence today on the reasons for the
recall Of MaJor Langhorne. military
atiache &C Berlin and The case still IL
surrounded by mystery
Tn the absence q Secretary Carr
son, acting Secretary Breckinridxe
would not confirm or deny a published
report that the major was recalled. BE-
cause Il waS discovered his name wax
being signed 70 false dispatches. with
the intension Of having the statements
they contained fall into the allies,
hands while lntransmit BY wireless.
The report said the United states de-
etded on the recall 81 the major was
the BEST way 81 solving the situation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
WILL DEMAND PREPARATION
ON PART OF GERMANY

Washington. March 76.-Treasury Of
fcials today presented 20 the state de-
partment ali the facts concerning the
ownership and sale OF the cargo OF the
American ship William p. FRYE. sunk
BY the German auxiliary Prinx Eitel
Friedrich. The United States will
soon send 20 Germany . note asking
for reparstfon for the loss % the vessel
and cargo and an expression Of regret
for the occurrence.
Germany has not given any intina-
ton q what course Il viii pursue.
but the German ambassador here said
unoncialiy the case would be disposed
81 smicabiy.
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CHILEAN GOVERNMENT
PRESENTS Her PROTEST

Santiago. Chile. March 2s.---The Chi
lean government protested 20 Great
Britain and Germany against the al
legged violation Of Chilean neutrality
cruiser Dresden.
The protests are based On the a.
aertson that the Dresden wsls in chi.
lean waters when che was destroyed
during = aght with British warahlpa
on Juan Fernandez Island.
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NO AMERICAN COTTON
NOW NEEDED IN RUSSIA

Washington. March 7S.--consui Cen
erai snoGgrzss - Moscow. Russia. has
notified the commerce. department thar
there vas no immediate demand there
Tor American cotton Congestion 81
Archangel and on the Siberian lines
l. psraiyxing private business. he
said. while government taxation Of one
shipment removed hy siedge from Ar.
changed, is retarding imports.
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Washington. March 2s.-Secrefary
Bryan revealed today that IN the orig
inai report 81 the murder Of John r.
McManus By Zapata troops IN Mexico
city the Brazilian minlster notified TIE
state department thar the American
aae waa torn from the house and par
tally destroyed. Bryan said 3 request
Tor PREPARATION for this indignity TO
flag was sent at the tine bat no an
swer has been received vet.
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TERRE HAUTE BOSSES HAD Al
SPECIAL GUNMAN EMPLOYED
THE AMERICAN
SUBMARINE IA
FAILS TO RISE

Honolulu. March aS.--The Amer
lean. submarine F-a which was
submerged early today outside the
harbor had not re-appeared az
nightfall and grave fears are ex-
pressed for SIS safety. The vessel
carries a crew 81 twenty-five and
is comm nded By Lieutenant Ale
fred 4. Ede.
Three utRer submarines. a naval
tug and launches are securing the
sea FOR miles about the harboT to-
night searching for the MISSING
boat
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A cuRTAIN RAlaER.

Detroit, Mich. Aiarcs 2B Announce
nent we made here today that Fred
lie WEIGH. lightweight e. amplon. last
night signed articles So vTindso. Ont.
~ a ten round match with Battling
,elson 10 Havana on April I as a
artain raiser for the johnson Willard
ieht The AFFAIR is Tor = purse q
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