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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-03

In spirit of reverence please re-
feet that of all the nations now at
war France is the only one that has
not sent frantic appeals to the Gre
ator for assistance; much less claimed
that God was with her.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-03

Having boosted war stocks and ar
ranged the terms of the half billion
dollar loan, our ushers will now pass
among the congregation and take the
Offering.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-03

Thomas ST. John Gaffney is no
longer American consul general at
Munich. He found this country was
not pro-Gerrnan enough to suit him,
and was fred. Case Of putting the
s'gaff" into Gaffney.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-03

Interesting to say the least that
Ferdinand of Bulgaria should select
a pro-ally cabinet at the moment
Germany is being battered by the
French and English.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-03

It is said that the czar's court has
been split by German influences. So
long as the cars armies are not split
Russia can stand it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-03

Carranza denies that his men are
Fostering Funston and Villa denies
that his men are raiding across the
Rio Grande. United States soldiers
had better cross over and see who's
behind the fun.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-03

Let the state stick to the commits
sion and it will make report to be
proud of. We hope the hotheads will
soon discharge their spleen and at
tend to their own business.
SHELL BED PLANTS & FISH Co,
C. t. ANDERSON.
General Manager.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-03
iii Babies Destined
10 Great Achievement
To be born is to be great. For there
"a Possibilities In every finv human in.

FAINT. And for this
reason every one
should remember that
whatever Is done -
aid the mother. to re-
lieve her Of Gistresses
during her trying
months, will surely be
of marked benefit TO
the child.
Among the sterling
aids is a splendid ez-
ternal remedy known
as Mothers Friend. !"
1t is what Is called an
ar,hrncafion IL is ap-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-03
Minister With the Itch
Scratched IN the Pulpit

A minister, tormented by eczema,
itched SO much he couldn't face his
congregation without terrible embar-
rassment. He's grateful now to
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-03
LETTERING

1t cures the things that cause itch
ing-eczema, erysipelas, ringworm,
ground itch, letter, etc. It's mar
velous how quickly Tetterine viii al
lay the irritation. so cents at drug
gists, or direct from The Shuptrine
Co., Savannah. Ga. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-03
combatir al lado de ellos.

combatir al lado de ell0s.
Hay mas: IN mayor ~carrancista de
los de guarnici0n en- Laredo, me di-
10 uue 81 habia optado por separarsc
de las filas Observation-Disclosures cor
vencido de que era inutiI seguir pc
leando Dor una cauSa que para to-
dos ellos estaba perdida, pues dice
que 81 no pudieron s~ostener Monte
rrey, mucho menos pueden tOmarlo.
Este esta en- ell amino de todOs los
jefes, Y POGO case hacen de la tropa,
Drocurando tan solo acaparar { in
cautarse 10 mas que pueden, impor-
tandoles muy POGO que e. soldado no
tenga que conner.
En- la plaza vecina Sc ACADIA de
dar la disposition, por orden supe-
rior, de que Sc suprima a los solda-
dos sus habere5, Y solo Sc les de, CO.
mo en- epocas pasadas, rancho Y 80
c~entavos en- ~cartones, en- tanto que
q los jefes Sc lie paga la mi5ad en orc
americana Y el resto en- papel.
Con motive de Ia disposition de
que hablo. muchos soldados Sc ne
garon a marchar q III deStino Y has
Ia de las filas y a TODD correr de sus
caballos, Sc desertaban sin que Sc in
tentara perseguirlos por no dar lugar
a IN motin 0 a una sublevacion, pa
10 que parecen muy dispuestos los
sehores de tropa constitucionalista.
Y, dice mi informante, 81 como
estan los soldados que guarnecen La
redo, estan los que van al ataque de
Monterrey, acknowledgements que el
triunfo sera de los que la defender.
Como Sc We por 10 anterior, OPT
niones no faltan sobre el tan decan-
tado ataque q Monterrey, solo que
cada cual opina a su manera Y con-
forme le convene.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-03

FL hipno,ismo f~crtalcce SUI memoria y de-
sarolla su voIIntad. Venice Ia timidez, re-
vivifca Ia esperanto; cstimula Ia ambicion y Ia
determination de tCuCr bUen eNito. lie M
spira aquclla sonfauza en- 81 mlSmo que lie
pouc en- estado dc couveuCcr a la gcute de su
vcriadero valor. lie da Ia Have de los Sccrctos
iut;mos del dominic de Ia mcntc. lie ponc
en- cstado de dominar los 1~ensamicntos y
a]ccionCs de otrOs. Cuando I'd. cnticnde esta
ciencia importlatc ) miStcTioSa. I'd. puedc
imulau.ar sUgeStiOues en- el espintu humane
que scran obCdccidas en- I'm dia . en- I'm ano
ie aQui. I'd. puedc cuTar males habitcS y
enfcrneladcs en- 81 mismo y en- Oiros. I'd.
puedc curar 4 81 mismo de insomnia ner-
yiosidai Y preoCupaciOnes domestiCas o de
rcgocios. I'd. pucde hipnotizar / personals
rStantincamcEtc con la meTa mirada de los
oios. sin cl couocimicnto de ellos { ~infuirlos
podcrosamcntc 4 obcdecer SUI vO!untad. I'd.
puedc dc5arrolla- a I'm grade maravilloso
c~ualquier talcuto musical o drarlatico que
I'd. rleda tcrcr. I'd. puede aumcntar sus
Doderes telepaticos o clarividertes. I'd. puede
lar cu.rctcnimicntos asombrosos y divertidos-
I'd. pucie gararse 81 amor Y Ia amistad per
2Gtua de aquellos que I'd. desea. I'd. puede
1rotcgCrsc contra IA Influenza de otros. I'd.
pucde teucr bucu eNito hnancicro y ser reco-
uocido como uu podcr en- ST. comunidad.
Este libro de Flint le ensehari como apren-
Ter Ell secreto de alcauzar esta cosas. Sr.
Flint Is et hiprotista mas eminente y meior
-onocijo en- Ell mundo. Ha aparccido ante
nillarcg de auditorios. El' cumpliri felmcnte
ada promesa. ST I'd dcsee una copia de este
ibro g~atuito, solo ~1cGcsita mandar su nombre
iiucro--ai Sr. Herbert /. Flint, Dept. 22s3-H
Cleveland. Ohio. +. L. de y, y el libro u
;era engiaIo i vIcl:a de correo, porte pagade.
TcnEa cuidado en- pober el ~franqueo sufficient.
sobre ST. carta y inciGiT la mlsma cantIdad d,
ambres postales en- 81 carta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-03

Con este nuevo de5cubrlmiento pueeese
prescIndIr de las recoTneadacioaes de d!ets
generalmente prcscrlptas y de TODD 10 cue
aparte de IA vida regular de los regocios.
slga COMO de costumb=e, = coma cuaEto
guste y apeteEca. Ademas es IN inofensIyo
remedic' para el sIstema mas delIcado. pueE
no c~onriene ~aceitts. emuisionea. NJ alcohol.
Es solo una pa5tilla concentrate cue puede
tomarsH sin que nodie Sc ertcre. gus nag
proximuz amigos no necesitan sabeT 10 que
yd. torla haSta cue quodea asombrados ce
suS aceIartos en- peso y hermosura-
La ctcesiva delgateZ, es tan mort!1cante
como e. exceso de carne. Los hombres dell
sados tropiezan con grandes dlGGultades en-
al canine del eTito, y 81 tuyieran dinero
''nunca eparentaran fftcos." Las mujeres
huesosas. rara vez son populares y aunque
vistan elegantemente, les ricos adornos no
pueden 6isimular el cortorno del rostro y 10
prominsnte de los huesos. Tome sin perd!-
ca de tempo Sargol y abandone va Ell campo
de los faces. Envfenos Ell cupon hoy misrno
y escrfbanos con claTIdad su nomhre y d.
reccion complete. dirigiendo su carta a The
sargol Co1O21A Herald Bldg. BinEhamtoa, ".
Y, E. q. A. re remItiromos Embellishments
una GAIA do Sa-goi por vafor de 1850,
dandoI, ademas complete information del
poruue de su deiTadez, y de como nuestro
reuedio naturaimtnte le aaadirA L. carne de-
que al presente escasea. No hay pues NO.
cesidad de aqui en- adelante en- seguls hueso.
so. enjuto. { accomplishments desa-rollado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-03
La nueva ley sobre arrendamiento de tie
rras y los obreros mexicanos

haccn los contracts que quferen
algunos agcntes dc los terratenien-
ties.
EstO Ina preocupado MuchO a los
CompatriOlaS que So dedican a la
agriculture, y como la prensa me
Xicana no ha dicho NADIA sObre ell
particular, resulta que los intere-
sados no puedcn hacer yaIer sus
dcrechos por ignorar en- 10 absolu-
to la nucva ley que ha sidO enyia-
ia para 81 aprobacidn al ConSre-
50 del Estado."
DcbcmoS decir que Ell nu"Stro
nimcro correspondence al vicrnes
pr6yimo pasado, ~publicamos aIeo
rcfrrrnle a este asunto. In suscri-
tor uurstrO en- Scguin nos lIam6
la atrncidu y cnlomccs p]ubIicamoS
10 que CSlimamOs prudrntc.
va damOs los paSos ~nccesariOs
para proporcionarnos una copia de
la Ley preSentada al Congrcso de-
Texas, para cSludlarla d"bidamcnlc
y proporcionar a mu"Sirds -c0mpa-
triotas los iufOrmrS que ncceSiten.
Il fin de- que hagam waller sus dcrc-
chos y no - drjeu ~sorprcndcr por
los que tratan de hacer con eIIos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-03
ESTE LIBRoN
ES G RATUITO
UNA REVELATION DE LOS MISTEr
RIOS DEL HIPNOTISMO Y Ell MAJ
NETISMO PERSONAL.

l. Sr. Herbert L. Flint uno de los hipnotistas
ntejorl conocidos en-, el mundo; ACADIA de pup,
Iicar I'm ibro notable sobre el hiDhotisu1o, el
magnetismo: personal y el saneaniiento mag.
netico. Constituye en- mucho el tratado mas
marayilloso V comprensivo del genera que jamas
ha sido publicado. FL ST.. Flint hs desidido
distribute por IN espacio limitado de tempo
una copia gratuita i cada persona que Sc
intcrcse s~inceramente por estas c~icncias ma
ravillosas. Este libro esta basado sohre Ia
experienced ]prictica por mucho amos de I'm
hontrc que Ia hipuotizado i mas gente que
otra persona. sofa Cuaiquieta. -,
Ahora I'd. puede aprender, los s~ecretos del
hinnotismo " Ell magnetismo. personal en- 81
propio hogan librc de costo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-03

A las personals dclgadas, y especiaiE9eate &
las que carecen de unaS 10 & 80 iIbras del
peso natural, Interest," c! que Sc eRteFen do
IN descubri-nientO nRTayilloso con 81 cual
pue6esc auGlentar hezta una libra Clara,
embellCclendO acknowledgements & los que 10
usaE, y enFcrdandO EorpEcadcatc5cEts q
las Perionas fecas aunquc 10 hubIeraH estado
Gor varies amos.
No c.eTre los ojos 4 tan manifesto vortad.
olciendo impossible PrUebe este ngevo
T~ratarIento = 2e c~onvcncera por 81 raisno.
La prueba no iG costara nj IN solo ~centavo.
CYease el cUDCn de cbajo) y Ia experiences
le Gemostrara In verdaG de 10 manife5tado.
No hay razon que lie deGeada ahora para
coat!auar eniuto y falto &c peso Ell resto de
g. vida aunque hubie!a ya probable cuantos
remedIos conocic para cngordar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-03
Los informes que proporcionan los ~villistas
sobre sus triunfOs

les yillistas, aumento acordadO re-
cientcmente, el pasaje en- primera
clase, de Ciudad Juarez a Chihuahua,
cuesta ahora Ia cantidad de c]incuenta
Y dos pesos. Es decir, ha aumentado
treinta Y nueve pesos ]cincuenta cen
tavos, pues el importe anterior era
de once pesos cincuenta centavos.
No hay para que decir que ahora So
lamente los que tengan mucha ne
cesidad de viajar usaran los ferro-
CARRIES villistas.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-03

correspondence especial para Ia PRENSt.
LAREDO, Tex, MARIO I.-N6,ase
una n~erviosidad cxtrema en- el amino
De ca~rrapc;s;as Y vilhstas, cor No
two del tan ~pregonado ataque a Ia
dad de Monterrey por las fuerzas
adictas al primer. jefe.
Ataque, que, hasta estos ~mOmentos,
no ha tenido lugar a despecho de
las noticias en- contrario que de dis
tintas parties nos lIegan diariamente.
No obstante. todos los preparati-
vos que Sc estan hacienda por parte
de las fuerzas carrancistas, que hay
de guarnicion por estos rumbos, de
muescran que el ataque a Ia capital
del Estado de Nuevo Leon, es una
ccsa r~esuelta, Por los generates An
tonic /. VilIarreal, a quien e. diario
E. Progreso, que Sc pubiica en- esta.
tacha de inepto; V por Pablo Con
zalez. en- quien uadie tiene confian-
"a. excepto sus Inconsistencies.
Sin embargo. afirman los partida-
rios del s.. Carranza, que el )triunfo
cs SECURE para las armas constitucio-
nalistas. puesto que el ataque q Mon
terrey es IA muerte del villismo, Sc
gun 10 Green ellos. o n Ultima carta
dol c.rraucismO 81 es uuc no pue-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-03
Como Sc Puede
Engrosar De Balde

T~rataniento cnsero quo obre marev!llas
hacienda rolliZos Y atractiYos 6 los
hoInbres Y ~rlrJeres eojutOs, nuc5osas
y fal.os de desarro,io.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-03
FL Gobernador Maytorena quiere ocupar Ia plaza de Aqua Prieta
Ell GENERAL MAYTORENlSTA
RAMON v. SOSA Sc ENCARGA-
RIA DE PERSEGUIR A LOS
CARRANCTSTAS.

CorreSpGndrncia especial para Ia PREN"H
NOGALES, Ariz., MARIO lei
general Sosa, comandante de las
fuerzas que Sc e]ncuentran en- Cana
nea, vino aver tarde a la vecina po-
blaci6n mexicana para conferenciar
con ell senior Jose Maria MaytOrena,
gobernador del Estado de Sonora.
Parece que ell citado gobernador,
deseando saber que hay de verdad
sobre la n~Oticia de que han salido
tropas carrancistas con rumbo a Gu
dad Juarez, llam6 al general Sosa pa
"a que lie informara sobre el particu-
lar Y a ESQ sc deba, en- primer termi-
no., su viaje a la vecina poblaci0n.
ST en- verdad los carranciStas han
salido con rumbo al Estado de Chi
huahua, Sosa, por ordenes de Mayto-
rena, perseguira al enemigo hasta
que 10 haga internarse en- e! vecino
estado, Y una e hecho este, las tro-
pas maytorenistas ocuparan la plaza
de Aqua Prieta. que Sc encuentra en-
poder de las fuerzas de Plutarco E
'iias Gales.
Felix Ortega es Ghora Gutierrista.
No hace mucho tempo estuvO en-
Nogales, Son, Felix Ortega, general
yilliSta, cor su estado mayor, mani
festando qLe Sc dirIgia 4 Ia Baja
California, en- donde quedaria como
Jefe del Partido del Sur, por NOM
bramiento hecho en- su favor por
Francisco Villa. Ortega fue bien
tratado y atendido por los maytore-
nistas Y despues de haber permane-
cido unos cuantos dias en- Nogales, Sc
dirigi0 a Ia Baja California, para
cumplir con la mission que Sc lie con-
flo.
Ahora resulta que Ortega Sc ha de-
clarado gutierrista, y como partida-
rio del ex-presidente provisional, ha
asumido el mando en- el distrito Sur
de la Baja California, y esta dispues-
to a seguir Iuchando en- contra de
sus antiques partidarios y compane-
ros. los villistas.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-03

Una GAIA por valor de $3.50 m. c., regalada
6 cuaEtos In solicitor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-03
AoUI EsTAN LOS sINTOMAs

l. Cdorena ep,da 8 FHnehan- ea caaSwcr j.. Coo' o haha6n de las
, Fecuerz dposde oanar pae@ euepo cyurures
DooIn oanT III, D. ~ 5sI@@o ---s- Is SaHbHdad en- los a=ros
! DOoTo su8oHdad rn ia IT, FaP@T7nG De- s"~H 81
veEa H. Doorea las coyunuuas De 10 N1N"~" |'
) Dooro Rs enc enanuso asam1s T. Sa=cH mp1a
. NEIINLr,L, 2 Doordrcbea Is Caauo
dc anNa, d~-La . Door en- los u5n-s 9 Asna
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-03

lenle Y cl de darle a COnOCer al mum
do ensero mis- marayjllosos remedies.
\ t0da persona enferma cue NE as
cri5a soiicitaudO esta gran medlcina.
tambijn le rnyiara del TODD gratis.unn
copia de mi libro madico i,ustrado. q
cual sc titula SALU0 EN- FL HoGAR, Este
Hbro di una e~xpIicac;6n detaIlada De
estas Intermediates ' 6 cl ii5ro mas
grande de su clase cue SC ha pubiica-
do. Tamkicn lie escribir@ una carta lar
"a dandole consoles mGdjcos, etc. pc
no para poder hacer este teudrt pri-
meramente que conocer sus sintomas.
ii ID. ha tracasado con alguna otra
medicinal. entonccs ms raz6n u!ene
para escribirme, pues aqui csti su
Salvaci6u. o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-03

iPa>a u Ia pagina ).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-03

De5ido a una fcllz compra al contsdo p
del Peru con bsuile,e de concha nlcar dos b
hassa cue Sc canse de veda, eu So cola COZ En-
SOUTH
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-03

Como resultado del aumento en-
los p~asajes Y fIetes en- los ferrocarri-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-09
Finishing Touches Being
Added to Plaza Wall at
City's Pumping Station

Finishing touches are being added
to the new plaza wall in the rear of
the city pumping station and the de-
preston behind the wall is being filed
in with cinders from the plant. A 12-
foot walk is being constructed from
the upper end of the park across the
south end of the wall to the river walk
is being built. The trees in the park
between Hardscrabble and the pump
ing station, incidentally, are occupy
ing the attention of the city forester.
Crushed stone will be placed on the
walk above Hardscrabble to replace
the larger broken stone which had
been put down without the park sup
erintendent's knowledge and contrary
to his orders. Commissioner Taylor
has also arranged to remove at once
the slight deposits of "fill' that have
washed down on the river front steps.
While no serious damage was done
to any of the city improvements, the
heavy rains of the last day or so
caused several more or less extensive
'wash-outs." Chief among these per-
haps was the trouble the West Con-
struction company, contractors on the
Paxton creek job. experienced on the
banks of the stream the newly planted
slopes were furrowed to some extent.
In the Cameron parkway Commits
sioner Taylor had troubles of his own
with a wash-out or two. Some of the
sewer jobs and the paving excavations
here and there about the city caused
City Commissioner w. II. Lynch some
extra trouble.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-09
King Emmanuel Risks
Life Every Day Like
Any Ordinary Soldier
By Associated Press

Rome, July 8, $3.50 p. m, via Paris,
July 8, $40 a. m. - King Victor
Emanuel, who is on the firing line
with his troops is risking his life every
day like any ordinary officer, according
to reports received from the front.
The Tribune prints a story vouched
for by an eyewitness describing one
of the narrow escapes the monarch
has had.
While directing the artillery fire
against Austrian positions the King
said to an artillery officer in charge
OF a battery:
DO you suppose you can get at
that hut over there from which comes
the fire against the contingent directly
below us? 1t seems to me impos-
siple."
A moment later the hut was heap
of ruins. Now l can CO." exclaimed
Victor Emanuel as he grasped the
officers hand.
Soon afterwards the King met one
of his generals and described the work
on the Italian battery giving the name
of the officer directing it's fire.
THAT officer was killed by a shell
a half hour. ago just where you left
him, Your Majesty" gasped the gen.
eral.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-09
Ordinary Address by
Bryan Not Worth $500
Is Belief of League

st. Louis, July 9.-Whether an ordi-
nary address by William J. Bryan is
worth $500 was the subject of a warm
debate at a meeting of the Neutrality
League to-day.
The league several weeks ago OPEN
ed negotiations with Bryan for q talk
at its coming peace pageant and he
replied he would speak for $500 and a
guaranteed attendance of $4,000.
The league is willing to guarantee
the crowd but has strenuous obJec-
tions to paying out $500 unless it can
be assured that Bryan will dwell en-
phatically on the necessity for the
United States placing an embargo on
the export of munitions.
On the advice of Professor Freder-
ick Bente, of Concordia Seminary, it
was decided to have a committee
find out the nature of the address
Bryan would make.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-09
CAPITOL HILL NOTES

Wilson Appointed. - James Wilson.
a former policeman of this city and
well known to many Harrisburgers,
was to-day appointed messenger in the
Department of Public Printing and
Binding by Superintendent Pomeroy
Mr.. Ray Here. Chester p. Ray,
executive secretary of the Panama
Pacific exposition, was here to-day
looking after details of the commits
sion's visit to San Francisco.
Ex-Member Here. Frank n.
Moore, former member of the House,
was at the Capitol.
Philadelphia Pays. The city of
Philadelphia to-day paid the State
$104,000 as its share of licenses for
June.
All Bids Rejected. All bids for
the new State Industrial Home for
Women have been rejected as too
high. They will be readvertised.
Boroughs CompIain.-The borough
of McKee's Rocks has entered COM
plant before the State Public Service
Commission against the rates of the
Ohio Valley Water Company, supple
menting complaints entered by the
boroughs of Bellevue, Avalon and
West View and Stowe township, Allie
gheny county. The boroughs OF Ems
worth and Ben Avon made complaint
some time ago. 1t Is likely the cases
will be punched.
Breweries Merge. - The first mer-
ger of brewing companies in the State
in years was authorized to-day when
the papers were approved for the
consolidation of the Daeufer and Ii
herman Brewing companies, of AL
lentown, with a combined capital of
S650,000.
Arbitrators Meet. - The arbitrators
in the Wilkes-B Trolleymen's
strike are in session here to-day and it
is expected they will reach an agree
ment by night.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-09
Cable Between Berlin and
Washington Up to England

Washington. d. c., July 9.-Ger-
many's proposals of last February for
the re-opening of her cable communi-
cations with the United States failed
because they were conditioned on the
consent of Great Britain and the Lon
don Foreign Office never replied to the
negotiations communicated by the
United States.
State Department officials made this
explanation to-day in the light of q
published statement by Herr Won
Jagow, the German Foreign Minister
who laid stress on the lack of cable
communication as a means of an ex-
change of views between the Amer
lean people and the German public
during the submarine warfare contro-
versy.
Off1cials stated that Germany in a
note transmitted by Ambassador
Gerard, proposed that the cable be-
tween the United States and Germany
which had been cut by the allies early
in the war be "re-opened and repaired
provided Great Britain consented"
The State Department submitted
the German note to Sir Cecil SPRING
Rice. the British Ambassador here on
March 8, but got no reply.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-09
GOVERNOR GOING
To OLD SOMERSET
VIII Spend Weekend in That
County-Going to Camp at
Mt. Gretna on Monday

Governor Brumbaugh, who will
leave late to-day for Somerset coun-
ty to spend the weekend, plans to re-
turn early on Monday. and to leave at
noon of that day for camp. The
meeting of the new agricultural COM
mission may be held Friday of next
week.
The Governor put in a busy day to-
day and said that he had no appoint
ments to announce. He had many
callers, however, among them Senator
w. NJ. Lynch and Jacob Schlager,
Scranton; Samuel l. Spyker, Hunting
don; eX-Sheriff ]. II. Glass, of North
umberland; Representative G. ]. Bar
nett, York; Samuel McCurdy, Blair; G.
Shupp, Cumberland, and Harry S. Nc
Dewitt, of the State Board of Public
Charities.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-09
"Fatherland" Had Guilty
Foreknowledge of the
Lusitania's Sinking

Washington, d. c., July Q. - Sir
Cecil Spring Rice, the British am
bassador to-day formally called the at
tention of the State Department to
"The Fatherland," German paper
published in New York pointing out
that it forecasted the sinking of the
Lusitania and predicted the internal
explosions on ships sailing from the
United States for the allied nations.
Without making any request, the am
bassadors communication declared
that such publication indicated guilty
foreknowledge of q crime"